Can it clean out the dust between your keys?
1875135
It is powerful enough and the extensions have small enough pieces to get in between the keys. My suggestion would be to turn off your computer before you vacuum though.
423113
Yes. It does take a bit getting used to, especially since the keys on a mac are so sensitive and don't really need to be touched with a lot of pressure. It does make a difference when you're typing but definitely worth the investment if you eat food near the computer (for crumbs) or there's a lot of dust in the house.
754123
I have a special attachment on my key ring where I am able to tuck in the drive. Understand your concern about exposure to dust and moisture. So far, so good.
291167
If you push the cyber down on the keys then let it sit there for a bit, i say 10-15 seconds and push down once more on the cyber clean it will clean under laptop keys
896022
The keys are made from a similar material so I'd guess that they both will be susceptible to dirt about the same. After nine months, mine shows no visible dirt. Using a damp cloth ought to keep the keys on both keyboards looking good. I'd also recommend avoiding eating Cheesy Poofs when when you are using any keyboard.
1077164
Yes. Works pretty well. But do not let it sit on a keyboard, otherwise it will leak under keys and it will be hard to take that stuff out. Just take a small peace of this stuff, lock or turn of your laptop and roll that peace around.
1272208
I seriously doubt that. It's more like window cleaner. Takes fingerprints and surface dirt but nothing more I think.
2088356
No, not that good. It did keep some of the dust out of the air. I used it for soldering - it got rid of SOME of the solder fumes, but not all.
1977927
I did remark that it did not do a good job in cleaning up the dust on my PC's keyboard. As to your query, I just now used it to suck up the dust on the vents of my HP desktop. It worked well enough for a $10 gadget - marginal but at least I can use it for something now. Keep in mind that getting the thing to work at all is not any easy task - that it requires some ingenuity. I don't have a Playstation to try it out on so that I cannot give you an exact response.
111192
I would say likely no. Since it has movable parts, water, cleaning agents and minerals from the water have an almost clear way to get inside. If that already happened, search the web on how to clear a washed thumb drive (or any other electronics), and best of luck.
1961739
I would imagine so. I used this to free-up sticking keys on a keyboard and it worked GREAT.
956174
Yes! I like it but since it sticks very well to the keys, dust and guck also stick to it and then transfer to the screen when the computer is closed.
896024
I own two of these: one for my work PC and one for my home Mac laptop. I LOVE THEM. I find they generally stay pretty clean, better than my apple wireless keyboard at work. I clean it by turning off the keyboard, and wiping it with a soft, moist cloth. Every 6 months, I use a can of compressed air on my laptop keyboard and the wireless keyboard to get out any dirt beneath the keys.
291170
yes. press the blob, with your laptop off, down on the keys until it goes way down between the keys, as far as possible. Then, gently pull it up, still all in one blob, and it will leave your keys clean and not stickey. Great stuff, I love it.
425077
Absolutely. I used it to clean the inside of my computer and it took all the dust off easily.
291173
If by under, you mean under the key buttons themselves, the answer is yes, it definitely gets into the cracks between the keys. I have used it for my laptop for over a year now, and it works great for my alienware.
434411
no. the keys are soft and there is a min space between the screen and keys.