1X(Mini Turbo USB Hoover Vacuum Cleaner For Laptop PC Computer Keyboard Mouse HT For Sale

1X(Mini Turbo USB Hoover Vacuum Cleaner For Laptop PC Computer Keyboard Mouse HT
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1X(Mini Turbo USB Hoover Vacuum Cleaner For Laptop PC Computer Keyboard Mouse HT:
$2.68

1X(Mini Turbo USB Hoover Vacuum Cleaner For Laptop PC Computer Keyboard Mouse HT 1X(Simply connect the Vacuum to the USB port of your laptop or Computer.
Two Vacuum cleaning attachments included-one bristle brush attachment and one flexible rubber keyboard tool attachment.
Two switch levels-slide the switch to the first level to turn on the LED light, slide the switch to the second level to turn on the vacuum cleaner.
Press the 'High power' button to increase suction power, for vacuuming heavier dirt and dust.
Use the keyboard attachment rubber to vacuum the dust and other particles trapped underneath the keyboard keys , by sliding the squeezable tube between keys.
Use the brush & suction tube attachment for general cleaning of air vents(Fan), Monitor and computer areas, or dust on your desktop.
Requires no external power source, plugs straight into any USB port.
Specifications:
Voltage: 5V
current:500mA.
Material: ABS+ electronic components
Color: Green / Blue / Yellow/black
Package included :
1 x MINI USB Vacuum Keyboard Cleaner
2 x Cleaning Attachments
Note:Light shooting and different displays may cause the color of the item in the picture a little different from the real thing. The measurement allowed error is +/- 1-3cm.)


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