This is a top quality product; you can tell that as soon as you unpack it. The main unit is heavy and finished in nice materials - it just all feels good! The first thing I did was to charge the unit to 100% whilst I read the instruction manual. Unfortunately there's room for improvement here. The main instructions are all contained in multiple languages in a single fold-out sheet. The English section seemed a little hap-hazard, but gives just about enough information to get you started. I think there is possibly an error here as many of the numbered parts do not appear to have an explanation - looks like the German translation also has this problem. I'm sure I'll work out what all of the other attachments are best for as I use this.

In operation the fan is very powerful. It has three speeds, plus 0 (effectively off) easily selected by briefly pressing the power button which requires a long press for full on and off. There is a separate button (on the opposite side) for the light. I have found I keep accidentally turning the light on whilst attaching or detaching the various tools. All the tool attach with a simple twist - pretty easy and yet they feel secure when locked in place like this. The only exception is the vacuum attachment which is a simple push-fit.

As mentioned, unlike other blowers I've seen, this also has a dust collector which you can attach to the intake to convert it into a powerful vacuum cleaner. That is really useful as otherwise only having a blower is no use for really dusty stuff as you just end up covering the room in a layer of dust! Here you can vacuum up the easy stuff before you use the real power of the blower to shift the difficult areas.

There's a cleaning cloth as well as a bag to store all the components in plus the inevitable USB-A to USB-C cable for charging.

All-in-all this is a very impressive and comprehensive tool kit, but you'll have to decide for yourself if it's worth nearly £50!