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The rocket-shaped air-blowers are made of silical gel. They are very powerful and easy to use. Made from non-toxic, environmentally friendly material, these Super rocket-air blowers are resistant to both high and low temperatures while tear-proof. It has an air valve to prevent it from breathing in dust and blows out a powerful stream of air to blow dust away to make cleaning lenses, cameras or filters a breeze. Unique rocket-shaped design can stand upright and its nozzle can be removed. Rocket-Air blows off dust particles, even those clinging to items from static electricity Dimensions - 7.5 x 2.4 inch Weight - 3.2 ounces
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- Natural and Environmentally-friendly rubber- Air inlet valve design prevents air back flow from air nozzle
- Detachable supper air stream air nozzle
- Special design for optional nect strap attachment
- GIOTTO's patented tripod base design provides free-standing function, convenient use and storage
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By Dave Duy Le
I own a couple of watches and I also own a Pentax K-m/K2000 DSLR. I originally intended to use this for cleaning my DSLR, but I found out that these can be used to blow dust off of watches when changing batteries or opening the case. At first I thought it was nuts how they are charging this much just for a rubber air blower. But when I received it, I found out that there is no way you can own a DSLR without owning one of these. These things blow dust out of your DSLR without sucking it back in, it sucks air from the back through a filter and blows it through the front. These rocket blowers are very strong, I tried blowing it on my face a couple of times to test the power, to my surprise I couldn't breath when I do it because it's so strong that it feels like you're dropping from a hill on a roller coaster.
By Steven Eppinger (Tennessee)
This thing is great. It's just what I needed. Then, I started thinking about going through security at the airport. Hmmm... do I let them find it in the x-ray machine and try to explain while they're yelling *BOMB* and tackling me? Or, do I pull the "Rocket" out just before I take my shoes off, freaking everyone out before I can explain. I guess we'll see, since I have a trip to Europe planned in a couple of months. If I wind up in a Turkish prison, I may need someone to send me a toothbrush and my own bar of soap.
By Elissa Flores (CA, USA)
I went to our local camera store and picked this up yesterday. After three tries (of multiple pumps each), I was able to remove the big dust specks, but most of the little specks remained. I read a review that I think stated it best, most people are reviewing this like it is the end all image sensor cleaning system, rocketing it to mythic proportians. It is good at what it does, blowing some dust off the sensor, but you will still need a professional cleaning every once in a while. I had my sensor cleaned once in the last two years, but I am looking at doing it every six months now because nothing beats a professional cleaning! I recommend this product, but it is for upkeep, not the solution!
By M. Miller (Kansas City, MO)
The time had finally come for me to attempt to clean my sensor. I have tried having it professionally done before, but with very poor results. You know what they say... If you want something done right, do it yourself. The only problem here is that it was my camera sensor. Look on the web and there are warnings all over about the risk of damaging the sensor. But, an unusable camera (due to dust) is unusable - so I decided it was time to actually try it. And it wasn't so bad.
It was pretty nerve racking, but it was fairly easy.
I used a staged approach and I bought all the stuff - the blower, the brush, and the swabs. I went through each method and it was just like you read in the other reviews. The blower took off some, the brush took off more, and the swab got all the rest.
I was pretty pleased with the blower even though it didn't even come close to removing all the dust. It is light years ahead of the little weenie blowers you get in camera cleaning kits. It is not a replacement for actually cleaning the sensor, but it works as a good preventative measure to blow dust out of your chamber and to blow the loose stuff off of your sensor.
Overall, it is a pretty good buy and I would definitely buy it again.
By Elliot Jenner (Pittsburgh, PA)
This is excellent. It gets all but the most stuck on dust off your lens easily.
It's also handy for cleaning Keyboards, Mice, and other air-cleaned items.
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