Giotto's AA1903 Rocket Air Blaster Large-Red

A very useful and must have gadget for any serious photographer. A very powerful, larger rocket blower available in the market.

Very good product.Seller Ibhejo is also good.It works as said.Only the courier blue dart is worst.

Quality is good but price is very high

functioning well but not of much use in camera cleaning, as our environment itself is generally dusty and I can't use it effectively

I had one of these and lost it in the Lake District. It is invaluable for clearing the lens and/or filters of dust. Best I have found, much more effective than a brush and not a scratchy as a cloth. Hoping the red one will be more obvious to spot if it drops out of my bag!

The air blow is under my expectation, you can blow stronger than this by your mouth.

Buena calidad al tacto y muy buen flujo de aire

Nice device for dusting cameras. Some have commented on the large size. I prefer this as you can wrap your whole hand around it, and thus, squeeze harder and create a stronger blast of air. The rubber is thick and soft. Kind of feels like those old red rubber balls they used to use in Phys.Ed. classes when I was a kid. I imagine it will last a long time, and should stay free of cracks in the rubber. The tip is made of thick, sturdy plastic, and is well secured to the bulb. The stream of air generated is sufficient to clear dust from cameras and lenses, and for those inexperienced in cleaning a camera, it can prove much safer. I still keep micro-fiber cloths on hand, but rarely ever use them. As far as using it for computers, it would serve well for clearing dust and crumbs from a keyboard. In case you're thinking of using this for the inside of a computer, the air pressure generated would not be enough for a task such as that. Even with a computer equipped with air filters, some dust always gets in, and to clean off intake, exhaust, and cpu fans, as well as power supplies, video cards and heatsinks, you'll need something that creates a stronger, sustained blast of air. However, for camera bodies, sensors, lenses and other small electronics, it's a great tool. The price? Considering what you spend on camera equipment, this is a solid investment.

Not over powering, perfect for me