I have been given this cleaning kit to review.The cleaning kit itself is very good, it is set at a very good price! You normally pay this amount just for the blower! so this kit is great value for money.The wipes work very well and do a good job at removing marks! they do not leave any dust behind either from the wipes themselves!The tissue paper is what i like the most, its completely dust free and does not leave anything behind once you wipe the lens! often when you use cloths you still end up with dust behind but with these tissues you don't get anything left behind!The Brush is also very good, it has a number of settings to make the brush hairs longer and wipes the left over dust of well, it saves having to go over again with a cloth! then if you pop the cap of you have a harder brush which is very good for removing marks without damaging the lens!The blower is also very good, once you go over with a cloth and if the cloth leaves any dust behind, rather then battling it with the cloth! you can just us the blower to make the lens completely dust free!The only reason i marked it down by one star is because it would be much better if it came with more wipes, if the spray bottle had cleaner in and a case would of been a added bonus also! even if it made this item cost a bit more, a case would of been worth it, to keep everything clean and tidy! this kit will fit into most camera cases apart from the blower, unless you have a big pocket on your case.If you have found this review useful, could you please mark as Helpful. Thank you.

Have not used it fully yet but looks ideal for the job.

All good. For the price very good item.

An excellent,multi component camera cleaning kit that has almost everything you require for cleaning that expensive camera (or any optics that you may own) which may have gathered dust and assorted grime on (In my case) birding/wildlife trips.The set includesCleaning PenAir BlowerLens Cleaning Tissue PaperMicrofiber Lens Cleaning ClothSpray BottleWet wipesBrushSo all in all a very comprehensive little kit.....though I will say that the 'Lens Cleaning Tissue Paper' left me totally unmoved and there are only two wet wipes so they wont go very far!but on the whole well worth the money.Honest review of a free sample

 I was kindly provided with a reviewer's sample of this kit for honest reviewing purposes.This is a very comprehensive kit and contains pretty much everything you should need to clean your camera. The only thing it doesn't contain is lens cleaning fluid - though it does provide an empty spray bottle for you to fill yourself.In order to test the components of this kit I did a little research about how to use all the bits before using them. In case it's helpful to anyone out there, here's what I found.- - -Procedure of cleaning lens:The first step is to shine a light on the lens with a flashlight to assess what cleaning option you'll need. Can you see dust or smears? Each has a slightly different approach to cleaning:- - -CLEANING OFF DUST: "dry clean"* Dry clean Option 1: the air blower (aka "rocket blower" in some tutorials.)Blow off the dust with the air blower. It's best to do this with the lens pointing downwards so that the dust flies down away from the lens.* Dry clean Option 2: cotton budUse a cotton bud to tap light on any remaining large particles - by tapping the particles, you'll hopefully pick them up onto the cotton bud without smearing them around where you risk them scratchign the lens.* Dry clean Option 3: brushAnother way to clean off dust and small particles is using the brush. There are two in this kit - one that's a stand-alone brush and one that's part of the "cleaning pen". Before using the brush on the lens, you may want to use the air blower on the brush to make sure it's super clean. Never put your fingers on the brush since that may get grease onto it which can smear onto the lens. Using the brush, get in all the nooks and crannies of the lens to get any trapped particles out.- --CLEANING OFF SMEARS: "wet clean"Before doing a wet clean, first do a dry clean to remove any dust particles that may damage the lens if rubbed around onto the lens during the wet clean. Only once you've removed any particles, then go onto the wet cleaning stage.* Wet clean Option 1: Lens tissues (& cleaning fluid)Lens tissues are fine tissue paper pieces that should be used together with the spray bottle after you've filled it with some lens cleaning fluid (or isopropyl alcohol which can also be used for lens cleaning). If you use lens cleaning fluid, be careful what cleaning fluid you use so that it doesn't take off any special coatings that may be on your lens.To clean using the lens tissues, put a small amount of cleaning fluid on part of your tissue paper (do NOT spray on the lens directly because the fluid can seep in and mess things up inside there). Then use the lightly damp tissue paper to gently clean the lens and wipe the rest away with the dry part of the tissue. The paper feels rough but it's purpose-made for lenses so should work well - but do it super gently and lightly to best-preserve lens.If you're left with some smudging after using the lens tissue, you can fine-tune the clean with the cleaning pen.* Wet clean Option 2: The wet wipe* Wet clean option 3: Cleaning penThis pen has 2 ends. On one end is a brush (for a dry clean, brushing away dust and particles), and on the other end is a little sponge-like pad. In the original "lenspen" this has a patented carbon compound on it to clean oils, grease etc. (There was no text on this pen to confirm what was on this pad so I don't know if this one has carbon compound on it too or whether it uses another cleaning mechanism.) To use the pad, you can breathe out on it to get some condensation on there to help it work better (that's why it's a "wet clean" step), and then using circular motions, use the pad to clean the lens.- - -CLEANING THE REST OF THE CAMERAMicrofiber cloth:Some people recommend only to use reusable the microfiber cloth on the outside of the lens or camera, and not on the lens glass itself because if you use it once, it collects some dust and other particles which risk scratching the lens, or it can collect grease (eg from your fingers when you use it) which risks creating new smears on your lens instead of cleaning them.- - -Alternative uses for this kit:I also used the air blower to help clean my laptop computer keyboard and that worked really well.- - -(PS apologies for the repeat posting of this review - I'm not sure why that happened!)