This is the best computer duster (Not gas...)

The Xpower A-2 Airrow Pro electric air duster is a true alternative to using compressed canned air to dust your computer and pc parts.
Although I try my best, I just can't keep my computer dust free. What ends up happening is there’s so much dust it looks more like an animal than a machine. Do you have the same problem that I have? Like many of you watching this, I am guilty of using canned air because that is what I was led to believe to be the only solution. Well today I want to share with you an upgrade that makes canned air look so obsolete, that you will be wondering why you didn’t make the switch yesterday.
If my review was helpful in you making an informed buying decision, then please use my link below to get this exact electric duster.
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The solution I found is reusable, environmentally conscious, and so much better than the competition. Just watch this thing in action (b-roll duster dust explosion clip). Let me introduce you to the Airrow pro duster.
Watch this quick review (only 3 minutes) so you can make an informed and smart decision on your next air duster.
The exact product was bought and tested personally by myself with no affiliation or sponsorship. This is an honest review. The link to the exact electric air duster is in this description below.
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[@aaturki84]

Thank you so much for the review man 👌🏽👍🏽

[@robertmartinez167]

Great review thanks I just bought one ☝️

[@B-ROYalty]

That initial 'blow' looks great, it was impressive n all but I'd NEVER let my PC get that damn dusty to begin with. lol good lord
I'm curious how does it handle tighter areas like between or underneath RAM, small pockets behind GPU and the crevices of the GPU heatsink itself among other spots. There's no shortage of annoying spots dust will find its way to in a PC

[@davide724]

Thanks for the review. How are the attachments secured to the device?

[@imstupidbut]

you just shove them on, it’s kinda janky and i had the straw nozzle fly off
the A2S solves this problem with a screw on nozzle, but they don’t give you any attachments so i had to buy the A2 anyways

[@davide724]

​@@imstupidbutI bought the A-2 shortly after doing researching about it, such as watching this review. I usually only use one of the attachments, but haven't had any that I did use fly off; they seemed very secure when I used them.
I've had the A-2 for over a year now. I'm definitely pleased with the A-2; it's my first electric air blower. Seems well built, is relatively easy to clean and I suppose it will last a long time, too.

[@B-ROYalty]

​@@imstupidbutyou're just about the person I've found online that has tried both a-2 and a-2s, which would you suggest I buy? Especially for tighter areas where it's really hard to get to

[@imstupidbut]

@@B-ROYalty i have not tried the screw on A2S, only the original A2. i haven’t had any problems with the attachments coming off, but a screw on nozzle would be nice
if you need the small attachments just get the A2, the A2S barely comes with any and you’ll have to look for somewhere to purchase them seperately

[@B-ROYalty]

@@imstupidbut perfect then, thanks. Seems pretty unfortunate they don't give as many options with the latest model

[@shawcobra]

1:02 what mouse pad is that?

[@B-ROYalty]

Frfr lol

[@p.p.burnell7294]

A white one

[@SassyTheSasquatch96]

im a lazy mofo and i use it for general house maintenance