KiCA JETFAN 2.0 Electric Air Duster Fan Multipurpose Fan for Computer Keyboard Electronics Cleaning, Outdoor Hiking, Air Cushion Inflation, BBQ, 101000 RPM and Aluminum Material

Missing vacuum !!!!!!!

Very strong fan and well made, only downside is the very short battery life (10min)

I'm not giving it a lower rating because it didn't liveup to my expectations from all the other reviews.I got this as a potential canned air alternative. The ads, reviews on and off Amazon made the KiCA Jet Fan 2 seem like the perfect alternative.The Fan is powerful for a small handheld fan.Unfortunately when using the small nozzle to get a concentrated stream you get almost no air flow. I'm not shure how this is possible but more air is blown backwards then forward with the the small nozzle. The large nozzle does give some concentration of the air flow but not like you would want from a canned air alternative.I was also surprised to find out that a little bit of air comes out the bottom, and it doesn't matter if there is something attached.The vacuum attachment seems to work fine.I haven't tried to inflate anything yet, so I can't speak to that functionality.The noise level is about what I expected. It's somewhat loud on the high setting and moderate on the low. My issue with the sound is the high pitche it makes. I can't use it for long periods of time or I get a headache.

Had plenty of power to blow the beach sand off of our patio and patio furniture.

This review is for the KiCA Jet Fan 2 with Vacuum Kit (Model: KiCA AM02, Color: Black). At the time of review, the Jet Fan 2 is available by itself (with two tapered tips and a generic adapter for stand-up paddle boards and the like) or like this vacuum kit, which includes the attachments above. I recommend going with just the basic kit since the vacuum kit adds $30 to the price, and it's just not worth it.I have the original KiCA Jet Fan (Model: KC1), and compared to this Gen 2 model, the Gen 2 brings some incremental improvements. The most significant quality-of-life improvement is the fan speed slider, which is quite ingenious. It makes a lot of sense, and it's one of those things that makes you go, "Why didn't anyone come up with it sooner?" The Gen 2 is noticeably more powerful, but it's also larger and heavier.Much of what I said about the original still applies: You should think of this product as a rechargeable air blower, and the headline features are its compact proportions, powerful performance, and premium build. It's incredibly powerful for its size, and you will be hard-pressed to find products in the category that will outperform it. The primary drawback of using the KiCA as a cleaning tool is that none of the included accessories include a brush. After reviewing half a dozen battery-powered electric blowers, I've concluded that they generally lack canned air's burst power but offer substantially better sustained output. KiCA should have included a nozzle with an integrated brush or separate brushes as a supplement. The included narrow nozzle greatly restricts the air output instead of focusing it, so it's ineffective. The KiCA Jet Fan 2 can run continuously for several minutes without fading, and the battery life is more than adequate for typical use. USB-C charging is implemented correctly, so this device can charge using both USB-C to USB-C and USB-A to USB-C cables.Notes:1) As noted in my other reviews, motor RPM isn't a helpful metric for quantifying performance. At least KiCA claims this blower can produce wind speeds up to 45 mph.

This is one of the better handheld dusters I’ve seen. Spinning it more than 100,000 revolutions per second, it creates quite the blast of wind. It’s super easy to use, with only two buttons. The rear button when long press turns on the device. You also use it to toggle through three speed settings. Once you selected the speed you want press and hold the front trigger. There is a slight delay of about a half second before the motor spins up reaching top RPM in less than one second. It’s the entire handle is one giant battery pack, and in the three weeks I’ve had it. I have yet to charge it. It still seems to work and just keep going. Do you know that there is no front shroud to help compress the airstream. That’s kind of a drawback but not a dealbreaker. But this will easily blow away dust and even push a couple of books off of your desk!The vacuum feature is not great. It does fine on your desk for picking up dust, but its section leaves a little bit to be desired. The vacuum feature is not great. It does fine on your desk for picking up dust, but it’s section leaves a little bit to be desired. Possibly because I think the intention is more to blow away than to suck up. The vacuum attachment tools are fine, and the brush head is probably the most useful .Super happy highly recommended.