Dust-Off Falcon Professional Electronics Compressed Air Duster
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About Dust-Off Falcon Professional Electronics Compressed Air Duster
Overall Feedback:
77% positive
88% found the air pressure to be strong and effective, while 12% thought it was weak
I noticed that the air stream is weak.
I have noticed that the air stream is weak, which is a negative aspect of the product.
The air stream is weak, which is a negative aspect of the product.
69% like the long lasting battery, but 31% found it short
Apple cautions users not to use compressed air to clean sockets.
The battery life of the duster is disappointing with no specific information available.
I have complained about the weak air stream, which indicates poor battery life of the compressed-air-dusters.
Rephrased:
The air stream is weak, indicating poor battery life of the compressed-air-dusters.
80% found it easy to use and maneuver, while 20% had difficulties
I recommend using short bursts from the can to avoid freezing your hand and the can. It takes a few minutes for the endothermic reaction to return to equilibrium.
The straw width is extremely narrow and the air stream is weak. It easily bent and snapped off when I tried to insert it, trapping the broken off piece inside the nozzle and wasting the first can.
I suggest using short bursts from the can to avoid freezing my hand and the can. If used for too long, it takes a few minutes for the endothermic reaction to return to equilibrium.
I am disappointed with the product as the straw width is extremely narrow and the air stream is weak.
80% appreciated the quiet operation, but 20% found it too loud
I noticed that the noise level of the compressed-air-duster is not very high as the air stream is weak.
73% appreciated the safety features, although 27% found them inadequate
I tried to insert the straw, but it easily bent and snapped off, trapping the broken piece inside the nozzle.
