“would this have the suction power to work well on a computer keyboard? some vacuums don't have the power to get deep into the keyboard. Thanks”

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• Dust on keyboards is tricky. Suction - this would do fine. But channeling that suction and getting the appropriate ‘scrubbing’ bristles to get it moving is the challenge. The scrubbing attachment found here is pretty short - so if we’re talking about a laptop keyboard, maybe. Otherwise I’d recommend looking at something with the appropriate nozzle sizes. There are a lot of cheap options on amazon, but also Shark has sold attachment sets for its other standard upright vacuums in the past with hoses, and detail nozzles/brushes. Unfortunately those won’t work with this nozzle design, but if you have another shark vacuum search for “Shark Micro vacuum accessory kit” and you should be able to find a kit that will give you a small hose and detail brushes.

  Answered by aarondr 6 years ago

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• No, I'd say it does not have sufficient suction, nor a brush tool to help dislodge the dust under keyboards keys.

  Answered by 3Tcubed 6 years ago

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• For loose debris, I would think yes. Use it without the attachments

  Answered by Disappointed 5 years ago

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• I’ve used it on my keyboard and it picked up dust pretty well with the narrow attachment.

  Answered by Osbrandon 6 years ago

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• We would like to inform you that this unit has great suction.

  Answered by Shark Support Team 6 years ago

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