ME-VC2 Air Duster & Vacuum, 3 Gear Mini Cordless Cleaner

Purchased to quickly clean our new car. It has great suction (can suck up small-sized dog food), a good battery charge and I like that it also works to blow out areas that just need a quick dusting. Perfectly stores in my trunk space and the charging ability is awesome.

It is really reliable and works great for my car. I’ve been using it for 4 days and the battery hasn’t died. Well deserved of a 5-star review.

We use this handy vacuum for cleaning dog hair off the couch, and cleaning the grooves of the sliding glass doors, and it works as a blower, too on the front porch. A terrific little tool!

This review is for use to clean burr grinders for coffee. I use this vacuum to clean my Breville Barista Express and it's amazing! I first remove the inner burr and vacuum out the excess beans and grounds, then blow the grounds that got stuck inside the edge downwards through the grinder. It might blow a bit of the grounds back up but I just vacuum them, no big deals for me. You can wear a pair of glasses or goggles but for me, it was fine. I just turn my face a bit and use my palm to cover the side. It gets everything out very very well and you can see from my other photos how clean the grinder is now! The battery is good enough for me to clean in one session. The charge time is about 4 to 5 hrs from empty. Overall a great handheld vacuum for my use!

At this point, I don't know how I could be more delighted with this blower/vacuum. In fact, this is so nice that I'm waiting for when I find out the disastrous problem exposes itself. So far, I can't find any. I bought this primarily as a small vacuum for my office. I already have a blower that I'm reasonably happy with, and there's always compressed air, so the blower part wasn't even the thing I cared about. Boy, was I wrong? My previous blower is the black one that has become very popular here. It's good, but it can't really generate the speed and intensity of canned air. This new Meco blower blows the other one away. Using the fine point tip for the blower can generate speed on the order of compressed air. I'm really impressed because I expected the air to come out very slowly with the fine point. Again, I was wrong. It comes out very fast on high and does an excellent job at blowing a strong focused stream.There are several other attachments that are supposed to allow you to inflate flotation devices and beds and stuff like that. I tested it out on a balloon, and it worked great, it was clumsy and I’m not sure I’d want to do a lot of them like that. An air mattress seems like it would work well. As far as the vacuum goes, I've attached before & after pictures of my “very long needed to be maintained” tower computer. As you can see from the comparison, the vacuum works fine too. I've also used it on my computer keyboard and a few other hard-to-reach areas in my car. I have a much larger sized “dust buster” style vacuum that I use for the car but for tight little nooks the snorkel attachment can't really get as deep as I'd like. This reaches almost anything that is close enough. As you can see from the pictures, that nozzle is small. The brush attachment can help as well, especially on the aforementioned computer case filters. Just FYI, they are not joking about how easy it is to clean the washable filter either. I found that using my kitchen sprayer helped a lot to get the dust out of the little looks and crannies of the filter, of the filter, but otherwise, it just rinses out and dries quickly. You can even use the blower of the device on the filter to dry it faster. How's that for efficient? Again, on the vacuum side, there were a few extra attachments that were supposed to be used for other things for other things. For instance, one attachment is supposed to allow you to attach to those bags that use a vacuum cleaner for. I tested and it does work, but it doesn't move very much air, so it takes a while compared to a vacuum cleaner. I guess if you were on a trip and wanted something to vacuum bags for you that would be OK. Just remember to put it in your carry-on since you're not allowed to put batteries in your checked baggage. All in all, there's not much I would change on this device. The weak link honestly, is the bag they give you to put all of the stuff in. It's a quality bag but just barely big enough to fit all the attachments and also the vacuum. The only way I've been able to get it to work is by putting the vacuum in first and then putting the attachments in afterward. But that means that that every time you want to use the vacuum you have to take all the attachments back out. That's annoying but honestly, if that's the worst thing I can say, it's not so bad. I’m very happy with this.