Cordless Cyber Duster

Disappointing by this product. I ordered the battery powered unit , to be able to use it where there is no outlet. The unit costs almost twice as much as the regular corded unit. I never expected to receive less attachments. I was mainly interested in the narrow nozzle. When I called he company to see maybe they can send me one I was told that unit doesn't come with more attachments and the nozzle is different from the corded ones. I HAD TO SEND THE UNIT BACK ON MY EXPENSE ON TOP OF IT! difficult to send it back, have to wait for a label to be sent to you.

This thing rocks. I wanted one to dust electronics but I use it for so much more. It’s powerful and being cordless is awesome portability wise. The battery life is good for what it is. It obviously uses a lot of power but there’s enough for what you need. I also use it to blow out my pellet grill hopper, dust in the garage, electronics, basically use it anywhere I need to dust or blow when using a leaf blower would be excessive. I highly recommend this product.

the pressure is not like what promoted , and some heads are missing

$100 and doesn't work. It worked the first day. Tried it again a couple weeks later I had to hit the power button on and off a few times before it turned on. Tried it again next time I needed it and it was even more difficult to start. Now I'm unable to get it to start at all. It just pulses on and off. I loved the wired product otherwise I would assume that I was scammed. Can't return it because it's beyond the return window and I tried using the contact us page on the Xpower website and no one has gotten back to me so I'm pretty much up the creek it would seem. Buyer beware.

I bought the cordless model A-2B. The blower is fairly powerful but won’t get all the dust off. If you blow it on your skin it will push your skin. Not as strong as the corded models but does the job. The cord deters me so much from using blower so I prefer the cordless model.

There’s nothing wrong with this thing, exactly. I got one a while ago. I had decided I needed one with lots of power and uninterrupted power was the way to go. I just saw one of the battery operated ones. And had an epiphany. The battery one seemed about as strong as this one. Also, the one I saw was a fraction of the size and had no cord. So the size is so different that this big one has to sit on my shelf. When I get it out, I have to use it and put it aside. Leaving it on my desk or table where I’m working is no good. Its too big and the cord can get in the way to. The little battery powered cordless one can sorta go anywhere. I can put it down carelessly and grab another tool without thinking about it. I could easily toss it in my pants pocket. I could throw it in a pencil box or whatever small container my other junk is in. I could even slide it into my shallow top desk drawer. I’d recommend this big one for sustained blowing, but it’s a little heavy. If I had it to do over again, I’d buy two small battery powered ones to double operating time, though I’m not sure I’d ever need the second. POWER!!! The final rub is the power. For the size difference, there’s not a big power difference. I’m sure this big one moves more air, but to take advantage of it you’ll probably need to fumble with a big adapter that’s as big or bigger than a small battery powered air gun. FINALLY: I do believe that the small ones sometimes ship with bad rechargeable batteries. I thought that the corded version would be the smart way to go, but instead of that, I wish I had just been sure to test it in my first 30 days (the return window) CONCLUSION: This corded version is a worse choice for almost all applications. There’s been a theme in my journey. My new soldering iron is also battery powered and tiny

The $117 blower does NOT come with the shown attachments. Listing is misleading.

Not quite ready for prime time for a cordless