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

Awesome! Loved it within 5 mins of opening the box. Really powerful, tons of attachments for all kinds of different uses. Yes, its VERY loud on high with any attachments on the blower end. It has a very high volume of air that is being sucked in and the sound resonates to make a very high pitched, quite abrasive sound. I found a bit of a work around for that and will post pictures. Basically, you take off the regular back end cap and replace it with the fitting for deflation. You can actually "unscrew" the black hose from the fittings that are attached to it and either just use the cone shaped fitting with no hose attached or you can let the hose dangle if you done wanna take it apart. It makes a pretty dramatic difference in the noise and doesn't seem to make any difference in blowing power since the outlet on the front is not any bigger. When blowing against my arm, it still displaced the same amount of skin and hair. Its at least not enough to be noticeable. I may end up trying out some different filter foam to create some kind of diffuser but for now the deflator fitting works. Diffusing (or "breaking up") the incoming air changes the resonant frequency and can dramatically decrease all kinds of fan and blower noise and if don't properly, will not reduce air flow, just change its path a little.Another review, I think, said something about the plastic feeling cheap but I don't get that impression at all. I own many brands of professional power tools including dewalt, makita, and milwaukee and while this one seems to have a bit different "finish" to the plastic, it feels like a very solid tool. Ever since makita came out with a blower that is basically the same thing in their LXT line, I wanted it bad but they want something like $200 for their bare tool and I was just not willing to pay that for something like this. When I saw this one for this price, I jumped on it immediately since I also run many of the dewalt 20v max tools and have several batteries.Now for my only gripes, other than the noise thing, and they are pretty small and not even worth deducting a full star... maybe like half a star.1. Needing to depress the trigger lock out switch every time for a non dangerous tool is a bit of a dumb design. It should have been a locking slide switch instead of a spring loaded "momentary " switch. That way it could be locked to throw in a bag or something and not have the trigger get pulled while bouncing around and activate the tool. Again, even if it did, it's not like its a tool with a blade or something potentially dangerous. Still, I was able to quickly adapt and work around it. There are ways to disable the lockout levers if one desires.2. The batteries are pretty stiff and at least one of the types I have, the "compact" series 4ah (those are the flatter wider types) is so tight I probably won't use them. The XR packs are also a bit tight but workable. This will likely lossen up a bit with use or the rails can probably be lightly sanded or even use a bit of silicone grease but it still bares mentioning.3. A true variable speed trigger with the three different speed levels would have been cooler to me than just the three fixed speeds and an on/off type trigger. Still highly usable though so not a huge deal.4. And lastly, for me, a belt clip would have been nice to include. It has the slots for it so I may end up doing an after market one.Thats it folks. I don't do reviews that much but I was really excited about this little tool to replace the stupid and costly canned air in the house or when I'm not close to a compressor and I think it will do the job wonderfully. For the price compared to others on the market, it was a no brainer for me, especially considering, I don't think the makita version comes with nearly as many attachments. Don't quote me on that though.Go GET IT!

I'm not quite sure what I was expecting for 35 bucks. But this thing is impressive. It moves a LOT of air. I inflated a twin size mattress in about 15 seconds. My 2 person tow behind boating tube was even quicker and they can get as firm as you want them.I am thoroughly impressed. If you are considering this, get it. It is well worth the money.

It's great for the most part. First use though I couldn't turn it off without pulling the battery. But it's an easy fix. Using aT-10 Torx screwdriver, undo the 7 screws seen in the pic. Then remove the squeeze trigger and pop the 4 tabs on the side of the little black box of the trigger. There is a silver plate in there on the back side of the round button (as seen in the last pic) that's probably bent and should be straight. Straighten it up and you're good to go. It will bend again so you can attempt to remove. Up to you. You just won't be able to lock it in the on position.

This thing is a beast! Works FANTASTIC !!

Hello. I just received this tool. It's very good, I liked it a lot. But one of the pieces I need came damaged! It looks like they have melted it and it doesn't fall! How can I get that part please?????😪

I'm not sure about some of the reviews saying its loud. Not sure how they expect to get any air moving without some noise. Its not overly loud to me and it works great for blowing dust off of tools and water out of water hose for the winter. I'm sure I'll find many more uses for it as time goes on.

Mine wouldn't even turn on, but this review is more about the build quality. I would have returned it even if it worked because it straight up feels like a toy. My 3-year-old son has cheap toys built better than that thing.

I mostly use this to blow water off my car and out of crevices after I wash it because I don't have access to an outlet where I wash my car. The power and airflow is roughly the same strength as my wired datavac, which I'm very happy with.The nozzle attachments are a bit strange, as they all seem to have "vent" slits at their bases... maybe the pressure would be too much if all of the flow was directed to one smallish hole, but I can't help but feeling I'm losing out on some power there. The trigger and button locking mechanisms are a bit clunky and get stuck sometimes, but nothing major on my unit. I can't speak for the longevity yet, but I do enjoy using it, and sometimes I even opt to use this indoors when I just don't want to deal with the cords of my datavac. Hope it lasts!

I’ve been struggling recently trying to blow up inflatable‘s at the beach or lakes. I’ve tried a few different pumps but disappointed as they either weren’t very fast or when it got to the end they didn’t have enough pressure to inflate properly. I thought I would try this I was nervous as I wasn’t sure how it was going to perform. It showed up last night and I blew up that inner tube in the picture in 12 seconds and I was scared it was gonna blow up there was so much pressure. I recommend this to anybody with DeWalt batteries and if you don’t have any I would buy this and buy some Dewalt batteries

Took to windermere with my 3 person inflatable Kayak. Watched everone else using their foot pumps. Took them 45 minutes to inflate abd tired before taking to water. I turned up with this pump ant it was literally 40 seconds to inflate. I felt the eyes burning i to me. Really recommend this pump. Will be handy for cub camps too when parents send in air beds for kids without pump and adults have to inflate half a dozen beds