UESAir Blower Dust Blaster for Digital, DSLR, SLR Cameras Sensor Lens Cleaning, Rubber Bulb Air Pump Dust Blower Cleaner - Black

Bought for a mirrorless camera that just seems to attract dust on its sensor when changing lenses. This is really useful for carrying out in the field, and a quick blow really gets most of the dust off. If you have anything with a bit of moisture you'll need swabs, but for the price this is excellent and does what it needs to do

It is a little on the small-side, but that is neither good nor bad. The size is good if you wanted a handy small example, bad if you wanted a big one! Produces a bigger gust of wind than you might expect.

Does not seems to really blow the dust away like others I have had. But its ok.

There's so many of these I didn't know which to choose but also didn't want to spend too much.This wasn't the cheapest but it was far from the most expensive and the gamble paid off.The bulb releases a good blast of air- without being so much that it could cause issues. And it does effectively remove dust.Obviously you do NOT want to touch the sensor with the end, but with this soft ending you probably won't scratch it even if you do- though there's no need to; it will blow the dust from outside the housing just fine!Definitely one I would highly recommend. It seems to be good quality and as long as it isn't left in the sun, I can't see it hardening or splitting for a very, very long time.Get one.

I use this to in my Alcohol Ink work and to get rid of crumbs on my Laptop . Its easy to hold . i could not find it on the high street.

Great tool for cleaning dust,Great tool for annoying people,Oddly fun to just blow air at yourself.Just buy it.

This is a really nice compact air blower which depending on what you need it for, could come in very handy.With some tests, I found the air blower to:✔ Be very effective removing dust of a camera lens/filter.✔ Be effective blowing off loose dust from surfaces, such as on a keyboard.✖ NOT be so effective when blowing dust away in harder to reach areas, such as a keyboards with more depth (stick to a can of compressed air).So it does have its uses, but more suited for sticking in your camera bag.I also own a 'Giottos Rocket Air Blower' which I do personally prefer, however it's not always convenient to store in my smaller camera bags, that is when I would favour this air blower instead.

Haven’t had this for long but it’s in my photography bag and comes out a lot to blow off frequent dust specs. The squidgy rubber feels lovely and I reckon it’s a good price. It should have a long life.

The bulb is smaller than I am used to, but the tip is also smaller so the generated air pressure is still substantial. The bulb is just the right balance of firmness. The only negative is if you block the rear valve, it will suck air from the tip. I use this for a drone so i am not so concerned. However, if you use this for a camera lens or sensitive equipment, keep that in mind.

La sorpresa fue el tamaño pequeño el cual es ideal para llevarlo en cualquier mochila. Se nota que usaron buen material. Contento con la compra.

I take such great care in swapping out my lenses, yet a speck of debris got onto my sensor. And at home, on my bed no less! That has me a bit concerned because if not even my camera is safe on my bed...Anyway, once I noticed the speck, I took to YouTube right away. Obviously. It's a good thing because I was going to blast that debris out with my canned air! NO! DON'T EVER DO THAT!, warned YT. Of course, they were right; DON'T.So, I ordered this piece of UES kit, and an actual cleaning kit too from them, well, because, just in cases... I usually take YT's advice with a grain of salt. One bit of advice talked about pumping your new air blower for 10 (TEN!) minutes before first use! Rubbish! I gave it about 5 full squeezes onto my white bed sheet and if anything came out, well, I never I saw it. I then held my camera, sensor facing down, and blew it about 5 times too, had a look, didn't see the debris anymore, and of course gave it 2 – 3 more blows for good measure, 'cause, why not.I was really relieved I didn't have to use my brand new UES Cleaning Kit. I am sure as I use my new camera more I'll have to use it on the sensor eventually.OK. A couple points on this blower, maybe three.1: It is a uni-body (unibody, all-in-one, for search purposes!) air blower. So, there is no fear that while using it the nozzle will go flying out hitting your precious sensor (well actually, the glass that sits over the sensor, but let's say "sensor").2: As you can see from the couple pics, it is a dust magnet! But it's on the outside, so...3: This is NOT going to solve all your dust issues on all your surfaces; it's simply not a powerhouse. That's not a fault; it's not its intended purpose. I was able to rid my workstation's equipment from topical dust, but it doesn't do as good a job as my canned air does (and I certainly didn't expect it to).4: I lied; there is a fourth: Once squeezed, it recovers *immediately*; bonus. And it's a very soft rubber from its bottom to its tip so I don't believe it's going to damage anything. Still, I am sure you're not going to let it come into contact with your camera's sensor.I'm pleased (and relieved) I got this particular product and that it's built and works as well as it does.

L’ho utilizzato per fare manutenzione a degli orologi. Evita i residui di polvere che rischiano di rimanere sotto il vetro.

Mein Mann hat seinen verloren und hat einen Ersatz gebraucht. Er hatte seins aus einem professionellen Set für die Kamerareinigung. Dieser hier ist genau so gut. Zu einem günstigen Preis.