If all you want is to stop buying canned air for the vents, the keyboard and the dash cam lens, this is the one I'd get. It's the lowest price we carry, it runs for hours on low, and on speeds 1 and 2 it stays on with one tap. It's the weakest of the four, so for road salt and grit in the console, step up to the AD320.
Jeff BatesOwner, Lockdown Security · Installing since 2003
Our lowest-priced duster, and plenty for car vents, seat rails, keyboards and the dash cam lens. It runs up to 4 hours on speed 1, and speeds 1 and 2 stay on with one tap, so your thumb gets a rest.
Up to 4 hours on speed 1
Stays on with one tap
Charges by USB-C
3 nozzles and a lanyard
Free shipping on orders over $200
Try it
The dust test
This one's picked for you. Click and drag across the dash to blow it clean, then switch dusters and speeds to see how the others compare.
Pick a duster
Speed
Click and drag to blow. On a phone, touch and drag.
Rated push is each maker's own figure. Runtimes marked as our estimate come from battery size and motor power.
Cans vs cordless
Canned air runs about $10 to $12 a can in Canada. Here's how long a cordless duster takes to pay for itself at the rate you'd use cans.
The details
The KEETEC AD150 is a small, rechargeable air duster that replaces cans of compressed air. It blows dust and crumbs out of car vents, seat rails, keyboards and the space around your dash cam, and it runs for up to 4 hours on its lowest speed.
What it's good for
Car interiors: vents, seat rails, cup holders, door pockets and the console
Light, dry snow off a backup camera, parking sensors and mirrors before you reverse
Keyboards, PCs, game consoles and camera gear
Sawdust on a workbench, and filling pool floats and air mattresses
Specs
Motor: 120W, up to 110,000 rpm
Rated push: 150 g (KEETEC's figure)
Speeds: 3. On speeds 1 and 2, a tap of the start button keeps it running; speed 3 blows while you hold the button
Battery: 2,500 mAh at 7.4 V (18.5 Wh)
Runtime: up to 4 hours on speed 1. Top speed is for short blasts
Charging: USB-C, about 2.5 hours
Battery level: three LED dots
Switches itself off after about 3 minutes unused
In the box
KEETEC AD150 air duster
3 nozzles, including a long thin one for tight gaps
Wrist lanyard
USB-C to USB-A charging cable
User manual
Good to know
It moves dust; it doesn't collect it. Blow toward an open door, or vacuum up what you've loosened.
It can't run while it's charging, so charge it fully before a big job. A wall adapter isn't included.
Hold computer fans still while you blow them out. Air can spin a fan far faster than it's meant to go.
Want more push for crumbs and road salt? See the KEETEC AD320, or compare them all in our dust test.
At a glance
Motor
120W, up to 110,000 rpm
Rated push
150 g (KEETEC's figure)
Speeds
3. Speeds 1 and 2 stay on with one tap
Runtime
Up to 4 hours on speed 1
Charging
USB-C, about 2.5 hours. It can't run while charging
An air duster moves dust; it doesn't collect it. Blow toward an open door, or vacuum up what you've loosened.
Hold computer fans still while you blow them out. Air can spin a fan far faster than it's meant to go.
Top speed is for short blasts. It empties the battery many times faster than speed 1.
Light, dry snow only. Wet snow, packed snow and ice still need a brush and a scraper.
Don't run them while they're charging. Charge fully before a big job.
Rated push is each maker's own figure, and makers test it differently, so treat it as a guide.
Good to know
Snow on your backup camera every morning?
A ClearVU kit cleans the backup camera lens from the driver's seat, so you don't have to get out and blow it clear. Kits are made for specific trucks and SUVs, and we install them.
Pick by the job. For vents, keyboards and the odd crumb, the KEETEC AD150 is plenty. For crumbs, road salt and drying the car, go for more push: the KEETEC AD320 has the most. Our best seller, the Wolfbox MF100, sits in between and has the most nozzles. For long jobs like a full detail, the Wolfbox MF200 takes a spare battery. Try them side by side in the dust test above.
Is an electric air duster as good as a can of compressed air?
For most jobs, yes, and it doesn't fade. A can loses pressure and gets cold as it empties, and tipped over it can spray liquid propellant. An electric duster blows the same room-temperature air from the first blast to the last, at the speed you choose. For pinpoint work on a single circuit board, a can's thin straw still has the edge.
How long does the battery last?
It depends on the speed. On speed 1 most run for well over an hour. Top speed can empty a battery in 5 to 10 minutes of non-stop blowing. Most jobs are short bursts, so in practice a charge lasts much longer than that. This one's runtime is in the At a glance card.
Can I clear snow with it?
Light, dry snow, yes: off a backup camera, parking sensors, mirrors and lights before you reverse. It won't clear a windshield of heavy snow or move ice, so keep the brush and scraper in the car.
Is it safe for electronics and my car's interior?
Yes. It blows plain, dry air with no propellant. Start on a low speed near anything delicate, keep the nozzle a few centimetres off screens, and hold computer fans still so the air can't spin them too fast.
Can I use it to inflate things?
Yes. With the narrow nozzle it fills pool floats and air mattresses quickly. It can't top up tires, which need a compressor.
Can I use it while it's charging?
No. The makers say to charge first and use it after, and some won't run while plugged in. They charge by USB-C from a wall adapter, a computer, a power bank or a car USB port. A wall adapter isn't included, and the quickest charge times need a strong one.
Do you ship across Canada?
Yes. Shipping is free in Canada on orders over $200, and smaller orders ship for a flat $10. We also ship to the US and worldwide; US orders may be charged duties at checkout.
Not sure which one?
Tell us what you want to clean and we'll point you to the right one.
23 YEARS IN BUSINESSProudly Canadian, Est. 2003