Alisczech's Honza puts BLOWZER through every speed, nozzle and a sound test
Czech tech YouTuber Jan Brezina (Honza) of Alisczech unboxes the BLOWZER X6 at his desk, lines up all five nozzles, tests each speed on his own face and palm, and checks the noise with a phone sound meter.
A Czech tech channel with more than 1,300 episodes
Alisczech is the YouTube channel of Jan Brezina, who introduces himself on camera as Honza. He has been talking Apple and gadgets to a Czech audience for years, and this is volume 1367. The set is his usual one: a red T-shirt, a wall of rubber ducks behind him, a neon duck on the wall, and a desk with room for whatever has just arrived.
This time it is a zippered case and a retail box with a BLOWZER X6 inside. He calls it a small geeky toy in the title, and the next eleven minutes are a proper look at it.
Why he wanted a stronger blower
Honza explains the reason before he opens anything. He wanted something to blow dust out of his car and the chips out of his own workshop. The channel has reviewed several small blowers before, he says, but most were made for photography: compact, gentle, built not to harm delicate gear. The BLOWZER, he says, is "a completely different league" (translated).
Five nozzles on the desk
Out of the case come the X6, a braided USB-C cable and the attachments. He lines the five nozzles up on the desk and names them one by one as he goes, then picks up the body and walks through the controls: the trigger, the button that steps through the three speeds, and the blue LEDs on the back. The camera stays close, and his macro shots of the intake, the nozzle row and the case are among the cleanest product footage any creator has made of the X6.
He reads out the numbers from the box himself: a 4000 mAh battery and a motor rated at 130,000 RPM, pushing air at 45 m/s.
Speed by speed, then the helmet joke
Then he turns it on. Honza holds the X6 up to his own face and palm and runs it through each speed, so you can see the air push against his skin. Before the full-power run he jokes that Kamil might need a helmet. Later he fits a slim nozzle and turns it in his hands for the camera.
Next comes a phone on the desk with a sound-meter app open. He fires the X6 next to it on each speed, and the readout climbs at full power and drops back on the lower settings, so viewers can judge the noise for themselves.
His verdict
On the grip, he likes the rubberised handle. He notes that the motor end gets warm in long use, and adds that it is "nothing dramatic" (translated). He also points to the metal fan inside, which he counts as a plus for safety. "It is really solid," he says (translated).
He lists the jobs he has in mind, the inside of a computer or a notebook, a car interior and the chips in a workshop, though none of them is cleaned in this episode. It is a desk test, done carefully. If you are deciding between a camera blower and something with real force, Honza's eleven minutes show the difference speed by speed.
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Questions readers ask
How strong is the BLOWZER X6 compared with a small camera blower?
The X6 has a 130,000 RPM motor and moves air at up to 45 m/s. Three modes, 40K, 80K and 130K, let you start gentle and step up.
What did Honza find in the case?
The X6, five interchangeable nozzles and a braided USB-C cable, all in a zippered case.
How do you charge the X6?
Over USB-C. It runs on a built-in 4000 mAh battery and shuts off automatically.
About the creator
Jan Brezina – Alisczech @Alisczech
Jan Brezina, Honza to his viewers, runs Alisczech, a Czech YouTube channel on Apple, tech and gadgets with more than 1,300 episodes and a travel series across the United States.