populariconian | Staff posted Oct 20, 2025 07:39 PM
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populariconian | Staff posted Oct 20, 2025 07:39 PM
MECO ELEVERDE 220,000 RPM Electric Air Duster $29.30 + Free S/H
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I'm really curious how this unit compares to the WOLFBOX MF100, which I ordered earlier today. I'll be able to compare in a few days.
I'm really curious how this unit compares to the WOLFBOX MF100, which I ordered earlier today. I'll be able to compare in a few days.
I'm really curious how this unit compares to the WOLFBOX MF100, which I ordered earlier today. I'll be able to compare in a few days.
I use the air dusters all the time to blow water out of things after cleaning (rather than go to the oilless air compressor, or find and plug in the DataVac), but they charge so slowly. I grab the small one first, then move up to this MECO to finish the job. I could use another in any case, so now I'll be able to see how equivalent each one is.
I won't get another 18650-powered one though - the 21700 is a huge step up, even though the MF100 only comes with two 3000mAh cells, which is still pretty low. This MECO "claims" 4000mAh cells, but I haven't opened it to verify, the labeling or on an analyzer. Someone COULD upgrade these, but they'd still be around 4000mAh if going with a 35A-rated cell.
I'm really curious how this unit compares to the WOLFBOX MF100, which I ordered earlier today. I'll be able to compare in a few days.
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I'm really curious how this unit compares to the WOLFBOX MF100, which I ordered earlier today. I'll be able to compare in a few days.
I'm really curious how this unit compares to the WOLFBOX MF100, which I ordered earlier today. I'll be able to compare in a few days.
edit: i guess it needed a couple charge cycles to stabilize. i ran it down from 100 to 0 on max (10 minutes) and then plugged it in to charge and the battery is charging almost normal (went from 0 to 10% in a minute, but then is charging normally. i have it on a usb-c 100w fast charger with usb-c to usb-c cable. my guess is it needs a few cycles to calibrate). like its performance so far.
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edit: i guess it needed a couple charge cycles to stabilize. i ran it down from 100 to 0 on max (10 minutes) and then plugged it in to charge and the battery is charging almost normal (went from 0 to 10% in a minute, but then is charging normally. i have it on a usb-c 100w fast charger with usb-c to usb-c cable. my guess is it needs a few cycles to calibrate). like its performance so far.
I wouldn't worry about it. Full output runtime will also be quite low - these things pull a good deal of current from the batteries, and it will deplete quickly. 1-2 minutes should have noticeable performance fade, and I wouldn't be surprised if the performance and remaining charge is quite low by 5-minutes.
I used my food scale to test the force.
On a fresh charge, it could initially hit 150g, but a few moments later it would settle in to about 120-130g of force.
It could maintain that for about 5 minutes. The next 5 minutes it would drop down to about 90g. And the remaining 2 minutes would go as low as 70g before dying.
I'm out of canned air, which is why I bought this now, so I can't compare myself. But according to a youtube videos, canned air will push out about 70-90g of pressure onto a scale.
It was advertised to work at max RPM for 12 minutes, and it was nearly spot on. Within 5 seconds of 12 minutes the battery died. I just turned it on, and set a stop watch.
I was initially concerned. I received it, it said full battery, but it was dead in like 2 minutes of use. The battery quickly drained down and I thought it was junk, or defective. But after a full battery charge. The battery drained at the appropriate speed.
And I when I thought it was junk, I was ready to return it already. I had previously bought a Meco air duster a few years ago for $20 because of a deal... But that thing was junk. Max power would only push out 35g of force. Very useless when dust was stuck to computer parts. I got more use out of the brush than the blower. But happy to say, this $30 unit is much better.
Some people are looking for WOLFBOX MF100 comparison. From what I've seen online, the WOLFBOX MF100 is going to be more powerful, but even on sale is going to cost nearly double. For me, cleaning computer parts, as long as its better than canned air, its good enough for me. I'm actually concerned something like a WOLFBOX MF100 may break something like a PC case fan blade or something.
With the same diameter-opening nozzle, the Wolfbox's shorter nozzle focuses the air to a finer cone (at least from 1-foot testing) - I expected the opposite. Aiming both down at a kitchen scale from the same 1ft height, they both hit 5.9oz of force, and they both begin to taper off at a similar rate, so the CFM appears similar. Battery drain seems similar, but I'm not doing a complex test there - I just know how quickly the power fades on each when using them in a similar manner, and they appear similar.
- I like the Meco for it smaller footprint wthen standing on the desk (stands upright).
- The Meco's reversible nozzles are useful for me - I use it a couple times each week to vacuum air out of zip-bags.
- I like the Wolfbox for its momentary switch, and simplicity of getting to 100% power.
- The Meco uses a toggle on/off main switch (no flow), then the +/- buttons adjusting power in 1% or 15% (hold) increments, and cutting power requires power-off. It starts at 0% power on power on. To get it back up to 100%, I must press power, and then hold the + button for 4-seconds.
- The Wolfbox comes with a variety of 5 nozzles. Meco only two. The Wolfbox side-discharge nozzle I can see being very useful for getting air away from something, without forcing the debris further into a crevice. I don't care about minor differences of the other nozzles.
- Both are much nicer than the smaller electric dusters which use smaller turbines, and smaller batteries. The smaller units feel useless after a minute, with me trying to use max air to blow water out of crevices (PCBs and such). I'd stick with the models that use 21700 cells (larger grip), like the MF100 and this Meco Eleverde.
- The Wolfbox and Meco units also fade in performance by a noticeable amount, but because they start at higher performance, they hold up better than the smaller units. Going from 100% to 60% charge on one blowout feels like I lost half of the pressure though, and I find myself charging them back up to 100% immediately, rather than try to use the bottom half of the weaker charge. They could probably all use better-quality cells, but not easily serviceable.
$30 Meco Eleverde and $40 Wolfbox MF100 are both good deals, and perform close to one another IMO - performance in general shouldn't be a concern with either. I just like the 100% power momentary switch on the MF100, which makes it the winner in my book.
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