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Metro Vacuum MDV-1BA DataVac Pro 4.5-AMP Computer Vac/Blower

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Metro Vacuum MDV-1BA DataVac Pro 4.5-AMP Computer Vac/Blower

(40 customer reviews)

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Features

All steel construction
120 volt .75 PHP, 4.5 amps, CFM 70, weight 3-Pound. vacuum/blower power unit.
19-Inch flexible hose, crevice tool, air pin-pointer, soft bristle brush, shoulder strap, 5 disposable paper bags, plus 4-Piece micro cleaning tool kit
Green alternative to canned air
Limited 2-Year motor guarantee; Made in USA

Description

Now The Best Computer Cleaning System Cleans Laser Printers & Copiers Too! Today, you can't be in business if your computer is out of business. One minute piece of lint, dust, hair, debris or paper shred can stop your computer cold. That means undone projects, fractured schedules and costly downtime. But now there's DataVac®, the world's best computer cleaning systems. High-powered and specially designed to clean computers, printers and all sensitive-to-dust electronic equipment used in the modern office. And, to help you clean even more thoroughly DataVac's® "Pro Series" includes a 4 piece Micro Cleaning Tool Kit. There's a DataVac® "Pro" model to satisfy every need... all at affordable prices.

Product Details

Product Length:	16.4 inches
Product Width:	7.3 inches
Product Height:	8.0 inches
Product Weight:	0.06 pounds
Package Length:	16.5 inches
Package Width:	7.9 inches
Package Height:	7.4 inches
Package Weight:	4.55 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 40 reviews

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 4.0

( 40 customer reviews )
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51 of 56 found the following review helpful:

Doesn't work well Nov 03, 2007 By Forest7
I bought this vacuum to keep the dust out of my two computers.

The vacuum gets hot quickly when using the smaller tip, but it doesn't vacuum that well without the smaller tip. Even with the smaller tip I found that it worked better as a blower than as a vacuum.

However, after using it to maintain only two computers for approximately five cleanings it is beginning to lose its power, and to heat up more quickly.

I would have chosen a different product had I known this previous to purchase, so I'm rating this to help others.

34 of 41 found the following review helpful:

Poorly Constructed Jun 17, 2009 By B. Roper
Pros:
It runs?

Cons:
It gets VERY hot very fast.
The back easily falls off during use, spilling all that has been vacuumed.
It has an overall cheap feel to it.

I returned mine to Amazon.

7 of 7 found the following review helpful:

Plenty of power, and no, it doesn't get THAT hot Feb 16, 2011 By B. Pearman
I've seen the other reviews here recently, and I'm not sure what folks are complaining about. Yes, there's an AC motor in here, so things will tend to get a little warm when moving that much air. We have a Hoover upright at home, and while the sucking power of this little thing doesn't approach that Vacuum, it does admirably enough that I no longer need to use the Hoover. The attachment you see in the photo representing the vacuum is great for getting those dust bunnies out from the bottom of the case, and even better for cleaning off exhaust grates and fan assemblies. If you've got a fine layer of dust on something, this, and my Hoover, aren't very good at this. To make this vacuum the one-two punch you need for dust, you need either compressed air, or a hose from a compressor to help loosen things up. That's how I did it with the upright, and that's how I do it with this thing.

As for the heat, I've had it on for extended periods of time, 5-7 minutes a stretch and while it does get warm, as long as you aren't blocking the exhaust port, you won't get any trouble. Every vacuum/blower I've ever used got as warm as this one does, so I don't see what people are complaining about. It's all online sensationalism as far as I can tell. Sorry guys.

The extra included filters are a nice touch, but I usually just empty mine out until I need to switch to another one - no loss of sucking power or excess heat. It is a little unweildy though, I wish the hose was a little longer or the tube was shaped differently, but it sits in my lap just fine all the same.

29 of 38 found the following review helpful:

Not worth it. Feb 26, 2010 By Domel
I work in IT and we have one of these vacuums at work. The only good part about it is that it's small, lite and handy when working with electronics. On the bad side it's very underpowered, with the small tips there's just not enough air movement to suck out all the dust. We found it much easier to use regular Dyson vacuum with a small attachment and if you need to blow the dust out it definitely doesn't even compare to a can of compressed air. Also like others have mentioned the metal body of the vacuum heats up very quickly, you're probably not gonna get burned or anything but it's very strange that it heats up that quick. It's also loud as hell but then again most vacuums are.

If you need a vacuum for electronics I would seriously suggest buying a regular vacuum with a set of small attachments for it.

I hope this helps. Cheers!

4 of 4 found the following review helpful:

Noisy but effective Feb 14, 2010 By T. Hanson "Was disorganized"
I bought this vacuum to remove particles from by hearing aides and to clean up my computer and keyboard. It does an excellent job on both jobs. It is noisy and it does run hot, but for the short time that I use it this hasn't been a problem. It has excellent suction and blowing. It makes so much more sense then compressed air cans.

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