Mellif High Volume Compressed Air Duster Compatible with Makita 18V Battery- 3 Speeds, 50000RPM Brushless Motor, LED Light, 7 Multi-Use Accessories, Ideal for PC Keyboard, Pool Toy (Tool Only)

Why haven’t I owned one of these earlier?? What a great tool!!! Not that heavy, has plenty of different orifices to direct the output of air. Really don’t know why there’s a safety button but I have gotten use to it. I own all 4 amp/hour batteries and they have lasted pretty long. It’s the perfect tool for blowing out door and window tracts and cleaning out motor housings. There are three speeds which are nice if you’re needing just a small amount of air. For the price you can not go wrong with this tool. Best purchase so far this year.

If you're already using Makita LXT tools and batteries, then this guy is a no-brainer.I've only had it for a couple days, but I'm really pleased so far. It works much betterand feels much better built than I was expecting for this price.Here are some good reasons to convince yourself (or your better half) why you shouldmaybe jump on this deal. Amazon is currently selling this for 20 bucks less than themanufacturer, and who knows how long that's going to last. Also, this alreadyinexpensive unit includes a couple pretty necessary accesories that you'd have to payextra for with the 'name brand', so it actually works out that you're getting it for about1/7th. the price! I'm a loyal Makita user, but I just couldn't pass up giving this a shot,and I'm really glad I did!

I have both this and the Makita blower. It's hard to find differences between the two. This one may be a few decibels louder and a few mph slower but nothing to shy away from. It's a fine tool. I blow out my saws and drills and I'm convinced it adds life to the tools.

Blows pretty good. Never tried out or even held a Makita one to compare it to. I paid 30 bucks it's probably worth not much more. The lock is kind of wonky. It starts on high no matter what mode you leave it on. Minor problems. I'll get my $30 worth out of it. I also got their car buffer/polisher 6 inch, that is solid too. For under 60 bucks (with battery and charger)you can't beat it.

This thing is rather ineffective. It might have a 500000 RPM motor, but it doesn't take advantage of it. While I was prepared for how noisy it is, I wasn't prepared for how weak it is on the highest setting. As other reviews have mentioned, there's a ton of leakage where the attachments connect. There's also no attachment that really gets close to compressed air can straw, so it's not a good replacement for canned air. It might be okay for blowing things around a shop, but again, it's not very powerful

Great addition and a good deal. Keeps me from needing to use my aging air compressor so much for shop cleanup tasks. Works well with my makita batteries!

I have many other blowers, and figured this one would be nice to leave close for very quick jobs and be ergonomic.I was wrong on both counts. It's practically impossible to turn on with your left hand because of the terrible locking mechanism. There's way too much lag to get to any sort of power. It is not worth the pitch if the whiny noise. I just always grab my other Milwaukee blowers. Even the 12v Milwaukee blower has both more volume and less irritating noise.The thick hose would have been useful, but some genius only made it compatible with the inlet side which would be a waste of time to tear the thing apart to attach.Very poorly thought out. I could design a much better one in an afternoon with all the same components.2 days & a few uses later the button and only way to control the speed broke (as seen in picture) . Always starting on high just kills batteries, so to be useful I need to turn it down immediately every use...and now I can't. This tool would be amazing if it was just better quality. I'd easily pay twice as much for just a few changes.

Tool feels pretty decent weight for the price point . Kind of on the larger than expected size but not terribly large. The fan speed screams and sounds like it would blow super hard , unfortunately the actual airflow is mediocre . Have to be very close to the dust you want to remove in order to show any effect. I attempted to use the vacuum attachment and it sucked and not in the literal way. The various tips do help as to get the best airflow pattern according to each particular task. The filter on the back seems to do a good job at allowing it to blow clean air.