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Wolfbox MF200 cordless air duster listed at $74.70 after promo code
Reported by Slickdeals, TechBargains
Two deal reports cover the Wolfbox MF200, a cordless electric air duster sold through Amazon. Slickdeals reported on 14 November 2026 that a seller called Tanlink US listed the duster at $99.99. A $25 promo code brings it to $74.70, with free shipping and handling. TechBargains, reporting on 15 November 2026, gave the price as $74.69. The one-cent gap is the only difference between the two reports. The sources do not explain it, and it may come from rounding or from the time each page was checked.
The MF200 is a handheld tool for blowing dust out of keyboards, laptops, PC cases and other small spaces. According to the product listing, it uses a brushless motor and delivers airflow of up to 87.5 metres per second. It has three speed settings. The listing says the battery can run the tool for up to 100 minutes at the lowest setting. These figures come from the manufacturer's listing and have not been checked by either outlet.
The battery is removable, with a total capacity of 22.2 Wh. The listing says the tool and the battery can be charged separately through a USB-C port, and that a full charge takes 2.5 hours. The product page advises a full charge before first use. A spare battery is not included, and the listing says backup batteries are sold separately. The guidance also says to use only a 5V/2A power adapter and never to operate the tool while it is charging.
The box includes four nozzles, two brushes and a storage pouch. The listing suggests uses such as cleaning gaming PCs, keyboards, laptops, home electronics, model cars, 3D printers and cameras. The manufacturer claims the duster can be used more than 500 times, and it presents this as a cheaper, reusable alternative to disposable compressed-air cans. The tool weighs 0.85 lb, which is about 0.39 kg. The listing gives a 24-month warranty.
The listing carries a safety warning. The tool should not be stored or used near liquefied petroleum gas or flammable materials, such as solvents and paint thinners, because a short circuit could cause a fire or an explosion. Users should keep hair and loose clothing away from the air intake. The high-power motor makes an audible operating noise.
The same Amazon page shows other Wolfbox models with prices in euros. These include the MF60 at EUR 29.03, the MF100 at EUR 63.52, the MF400 at EUR 117.97 and a two-battery MF200 bundle at EUR 107.53. The MF200Pro is listed at EUR 99.82. These prices were shown on the page at the time of capture and are not converted into dollars in either report.
For readers who clean computers and small electronics, the deal offers a lower price than the standard listing for this model. The offer comes from a third-party seller on Amazon, so the price, stock and shipping terms can change at any time. Slickdeals notes that the deal has returned with a new promo code, which suggests an earlier offer existed. The sources do not give the earlier prices in detail, and neither report says how long the current price will last.
Several points remain unclear. The captured page shows that the item cannot be shipped to at least one delivery location, but the reports do not say which regions are affected. The sources also do not say whether the promo code works in every country. The airflow, runtime and 500-use claims come from the manufacturer and are not confirmed by independent tests in either source. Readers who want to check these figures should look for independent reviews before buying.
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Original reporting by the sources above. Summary by smart-home.space.