Rechargeable brushless blowers for keyboards, PCs, cars and home — the X3, the F30 in black or gray, and the gray F30MAX 3-in-1 with a built-in vacuum.
See the Canadian lineup
JVSCAM sells its cordless air dusters in Canada through its own JVSCAM-CA storefront on Amazon.ca. They are compact blowers with high-speed brushless motors and twist-lock nozzles, built to replace disposable cans of compressed air at the desk, in the garage and in the car.
The Canadian lineup covers the X3, the best-reviewed model with a 130,000 RPM motor; the F30, with a faster 150,000 RPM motor, in black and in a new gray finish; and the gray F30MAX, which adds a vacuum chamber and a storage-bag pump for a 3-in-1 tool.
130,000 RPM in the X3, 150,000 RPM in the F30 and F30MAX, with three speed settings.
Built-in batteries with up to 240 minutes on the lowest speed (X3) and no cans to throw away.
Four nozzle sizes plus brushes for keyboards, heatsinks, vents and car seats.
Each model lists a 2-year manufacturer warranty and around-the-clock support from JVSCAM.
Cordless, rechargeable blowers that replace canned air for keyboards, PC cases, camera gear, vents and car interiors. Both models run a brushless motor with three speed settings and twist-lock nozzles; the F30 trades a little size for a faster 150,000 RPM motor.
The compact original: a 130,000 RPM brushless motor with 180 g of blowing force, three speeds and four twist-on nozzles. Small enough for a toolbox or a jacket pocket.
A faster 150,000 RPM brushless motor for denser dust in PC heatsinks, vents and car interiors. Three speeds, four nozzles and two brushes in the box.
A faster 150,000 RPM brushless motor for denser dust in PC heatsinks, vents and car interiors. Three speeds, four nozzles and two brushes in the box.
The F30MAX keeps the same palm-size body but adds a clip-on vacuum chamber with a washable filter and a suction mode for vacuum storage bags — blow dust out of a crevice, then pick it up with the same tool.
Three tools in one body: a 150,000 RPM air duster, a handheld vacuum with a washable filter, and a pump that pulls the air out of storage bags.
A can of compressed air loses pressure as it chills and ends up in the bin. A JVSCAM duster runs on a built-in battery, recharges over USB-C and keeps a steady stream at any of its three speeds, with no propellant, no frost and no moisture sprayed onto electronics.
The narrow nozzles reach between keycaps, into heatsink fins and through case mesh, while the brushes loosen dust that has settled. Owners use them on gaming rigs, laptops, sewing machines, camera bags and vintage audio gear.
Switch the F30MAX to suction, fit the short nozzle to the bag valve and the motor draws the air out of clothes and bedding bags. It saves hunting for a separate bag pump when packing a suitcase or a closet.
Blow crumbs out of seat rails, air vents and door pockets, then clip on the vacuum chamber (F30MAX) to collect them. The same tool works on pet beds, sofa seams and window tracks.
Short product clips from JVSCAM.
Key specifications from each model's listing. Colour versions share the same specs.
| X3 | F30 | F30MAX 3-in-1 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Motor speed | 130,000 RPM | 150,000 RPM | 150,000 RPM |
| Max air speed | 45+ m/s | 50 m/s | 60 m/s |
| Functions | Air blower | Air blower | Blower + vacuum + bag pump |
| Battery | 2 × 2,500 mAh | 2 × 2,000 mAh | Built-in rechargeable |
| Max runtime | Up to 240 min (speed 1) | Up to 200 min (lowest speed) | Up to 120 min |
| Charging | USB-C, 10 W | USB-C | USB-C, about 3 h full charge |
| Size | 5.1 × 3.3 × 1.4 in | 136 × 92 × 39 mm | 136 × 92 × 39 mm |
| Weight | 0.45 lb (204 g) | 0.48 lb (219 g) | 279 g |
Steps based on the instructions in JVSCAM's listings and package images.
Plug the USB-C cable into the port on the handle. The LED indicators on the side show the charge; the X3 supports 10 W fast charging and the F30MAX fills in about three hours.
Twist the nozzle that fits the job onto the front: the slimmest one for keyboard gaps and heatsink fins, the wider ones for vents, seats and larger surfaces. A brush helps loosen stuck dust first.
Hold the power button on the back of the handle to start. Press it again to step through the three speeds, from gentle dusting to full power.
Aim the airflow from close range and work in short passes. Because there is no propellant, the stream stays dry and steady for the whole session.
Twist off the blower nozzle, line up the vacuum chamber with the opposite end and turn it to the right until it locks. Remove the front nozzle for maximum airflow through the chamber.
Take off the short air nozzle, move it to the suction side next to the power button and twist it to the right. Place it on the bag valve and run the motor until the bag is flat.
Empty the vacuum chamber, tap or rinse the filter and let it dry before refitting. Store the duster with its nozzles and brushes in the box liner or a case.
Real customer reviews of the X3 and F30 from Amazon, lightly shortened.
The duster's output far surpasses what I expected… comparable to compressed air, if not stronger. It came pre-charged, and on that charge I cleaned out 3 PCs, did some light dusting around the house and still had plenty of run time left.
You know how a can of air loses 50 percent of its pressure almost right away… then you have empty cans everywhere. I think this little unit is even more powerful than compressed air cans. And sustained power. Battery lasts plenty long enough.
I've been working on computers for over 30 years, and something that was always in the toolkit was the can of compressed air… As time went on, I stopped buying compressed air and went towards a battery operated blower.
I use it for cleaning out my sewing machine. It blows all the little fuzzies out so my machine runs great.
I popped off the side panel and used this duster with the brush attachment to blast away months of caked-on dust from the GPU heatsink, intake mesh and fan blades. It kicked out every bit of grime in seconds without losing pressure or freezing up like disposable cans.
Really powerful for its size, with some nicely thought out features. I especially like the way the included nozzles attach with a twist lock system that makes them easy to mount and remove. It charges via USB-C and comes with a charging cable.
It solves the main frustrations of air-in-a-can: no rapid pressure drops due to freezing, no chemical residue and no wasteful canisters to toss. On a single charge I cleaned an entire workstation, a PC (radiator and fans) and a keyboard with juice to spare.
The airflow is strong, it's easy to use, and the different nozzles are very convenient. Perfect for cleaning my computer, keyboard, and around the house. Very happy with it.
Owners regularly compare it favourably: the X3 pushes 45+ m/s and the F30 up to 50 m/s, and unlike a can the pressure does not drop as the device gets cold. The stream is slightly wider than a can's straw, so use the slimmest nozzle for pinpoint jobs.
The X3 has a 130,000 RPM brushless motor, 2 × 2,500 mAh cells and up to 240 minutes on speed 1. The F30 has a faster 150,000 RPM motor (up to 50 m/s), 2 × 2,000 mAh cells and up to 200 minutes on its lowest speed, and adds two brushes to the box.
The F30MAX works as an air duster, as a handheld vacuum with a clip-on chamber and filter, and as a pump that removes the air from vacuum storage bags.
Runtime depends on the speed. JVSCAM lists up to 240 minutes on the X3's first speed, up to 200 minutes on the F30's lowest speed and up to 120 minutes for the F30MAX. At full power expect much less; one reviewer measured just over 25 minutes on the F30 at top speed.
With the included USB-C cable. JVSCAM recommends a 5 V / 2 A adapter and not leaving it on charge indefinitely. The F30MAX needs about three hours for a full charge.
Yes. It blows ordinary room air, so there is no propellant, frost or liquid that canned air can spit onto circuit boards. Many owners use it on PC heatsinks, keyboards and laptops.
Yes. The nozzles reach seat rails, vents and door pockets. The F30MAX can then vacuum up the loosened crumbs with its clip-on chamber.
It is a high-speed motor, so the top setting is noticeably loud, closer to a small hair dryer than a fan. The lower speeds are quieter and are enough for keyboards and light dusting.
Every model includes four nozzles and a USB-C cable. The X3 and F30 also come with brushes and a lanyard; the F30MAX adds the vacuum chamber, two brush heads and a spare filter.
JVSCAM lists a 2-year manufacturer warranty and 24/7 online support; the Canadian listings are sold by JVSCAM-CA.