Endust for Electronics; Anti-Static, Screen & Multi-Surface Cleaner Pump Spray; Alcohol Free, Ammonia Free; 8 Fl oz (097000)

I've been using this stuff for years (when it was an aerosol can). You shouldn't spray directly on your gear with anything, so the move to a gel makes sense in a lot of ways - greener and more easily recycled packaging - and stays put on your microfiber cloth (doesn't soak in as much). Definitely use a nice microfiber for application, wiping and buffing purposes.As for the product itself, it works on anything electronic... Camera, computer and audio gear, LCD displays and TVs, you name it. Leaves no residue or oily sheen - rather a beautiful, clean and natural look. Like brand new, even. On glossy screens, do follow up with a clean section of microfiber though! On camera gear it will restore grubby rubber parts (e.g. grips on camera bodies, lenses, etc.) to like-new and grippy (not slick) - also removes that whitening of some manufacturer's lens rings (coughCANONcough).Cannot recommend this product enough - to maintain your electronic stuff!

Been looking for this Endust cleaner for a while and finally found it on Amazon. Price was reasonable and it keep the area I clean for quite a while. Thanks.

Works great 👍

This is a pretty good cleaner for general use. NOT for your monitor or laptop screen though. It's made for those shiny black parts of your computer that aren't your monitor, and it does a decent job in that role. You'll need a suitable cloth for wiping down, preferably micro-fibre. All in all a lukewarm thumbs up.

I use this stuff on everything, all my electronics iPad, computers even on my jewelry and eyeglasses . It’s amazing. Makes everything shine.

One spray of this and you'll regret having spent the money onit. The reason is that it has a very strong perfumey fragrance much like Windex often has, but this is a level worse than Windex. It smells like fake-scent dryer sheets and Plug-in's, which are extremely offensive. I cannot use this product with confidence. My sinuses got immediately irritated and I became stuffy, with runny mucous. If I knew this would have an artificial fragrance (my guess is the manufacturer assumes people are offended by the odor of isopropyl alcohol?), there's no way I'd ever have purchased it. It should be a crime for a company to advertise a fragrance'd product without disclosing it. Shame on Endust!I had this ready to tape up in a bubble mailer to send back to Amazon, and a statement regarding the non-allowance of sending back chemicals appears when looking for the checkbox to select it for Return. I can't select the Return option. I feel that Amazon needs to take back my spray, take a whiff, and save themselves some potential legal issues by adding to the description "This product has fragrance."I'm calling Amazon tomorrow to push a refund through. I can't be the only one that notices this type of thing. My contract laborer immediately noticed the offensive fragrance and said we couldn't use it.

Product leaves a noticeable film on television screen (qled).

This product works great on everything I need to clean such as metal, plastic, wood and has a pleasant smell.