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Two sprays, two cloths, and nothing to blow with

CAMKIX Two sprays, two microfibre cloths — no blower

Seven euros for two sprays and two microfibre cloths — a lens and screen kit with no blower, which is the first tool the job needs.

CamKix cleaning kit with two spray bottles and two microfibre cloths

CAMKIX Two sprays, two microfibre cloths — no blower

Seven euros for two sprays and two microfibre cloths — a lens and screen kit with no blower, which is the first tool the job needs.

Kit contents
FOUR ITEMS: two cleaning sprays and two microfibre cloths, in the title and the first bullet. It is the smallest kit on this shelf — the 17 € K&F has four kinds of tool and the 30 € UES has seven — and what it omits is the part that comes first
Blower valve and nozzle
NONE. There is no blower in this kit, and that is the significant absence: the hub above and every cleaning procedure start by blowing loose grit OFF the glass, because wiping it instead drags it across the coating. A cloth used before a blower is how lenses get scratched
Cloth type and count
TWO microfibre cloths, in the title and the first bullet, with no size, weave or washability published. Two is the right number — one damp, one dry — and nothing else about them is stated
Fluid composition stated
NOT STATED. The second bullet claims the spray removes dust, streaks and fingerprints and that dust and streaks stay away longer afterwards, and never says what is in it. Alcohol content is the question — it matters for coated optics and for OLED screens — and neither is addressed. The 30 € UES on this shelf publishes an ALCOHOL-FREE pure-water cleaner
Swab sizing
NONE. No sensor swabs, so this kit cleans the outside of a camera and never the sensor
Packaging
Not described. The 30 € UES supplies a waterproof hard case and the 17 € K&F a bag-friendly set; this page says nothing
Amazon reference
B013UBXVI8 (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0711099323870
  • Two sprays and two cloths, so one cloth stays dry
  • Eleven lens makers named as safe, and phone and tablet screens included
  • No blower, which is the tool a cleaning routine starts with

Best for: A bag that already contains a blower, where a spray and a spare cloth are what is missing.

≈ $7 / £6 / 7 €
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Specifications

Kit contents
FOUR ITEMS: two cleaning sprays and two microfibre cloths, in the title and the first bullet. It is the smallest kit on this shelf — the 17 € K&F has four kinds of tool and the 30 € UES has seven — and what it omits is the part that comes first
Blower valve and nozzle
NONE. There is no blower in this kit, and that is the significant absence: the hub above and every cleaning procedure start by blowing loose grit OFF the glass, because wiping it instead drags it across the coating. A cloth used before a blower is how lenses get scratched
Cloth type and count
TWO microfibre cloths, in the title and the first bullet, with no size, weave or washability published. Two is the right number — one damp, one dry — and nothing else about them is stated
Fluid composition stated
NOT STATED. The second bullet claims the spray removes dust, streaks and fingerprints and that dust and streaks stay away longer afterwards, and never says what is in it. Alcohol content is the question — it matters for coated optics and for OLED screens — and neither is addressed. The 30 € UES on this shelf publishes an ALCOHOL-FREE pure-water cleaner
Swab sizing
NONE. No sensor swabs, so this kit cleans the outside of a camera and never the sensor
Packaging
Not described. The 30 € UES supplies a waterproof hard case and the 17 € K&F a bag-friendly set; this page says nothing
Amazon reference
B013UBXVI8 (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0711099323870

On the listing

Five bullets. Simple and effective — spray a few drops on the surface and use the supplied microfibre cloth to clean a camera lens or a phone or tablet screen; never streaks or fingerprints again, the spray removing dust, streaks and fingerprints and keeping dust and streaks away longer than cleaning without it; safe for lenses of all brands, naming Canon, Fuji, Nikon, Olympus, Panasonic, Pentax, Samsung, Sigma, Sony, Tamron and Zeiss; safe for tablet and smartphone displays of all brands, with a long list of makers; and usable on action cameras, notebooks, computer screens, plasma, LCD and LED televisions, mobile gaming devices, e-readers, smartwatches and media players.

Two sprays and two cloths

Four items, and the missing fifth is the important one. There is no blower here, and a cloth on unblown glass is how coatings get scratched.

What is in the fluid

Not stated. The 30 € UES on this shelf publishes an alcohol-free pure-water cleaner; this page publishes what the spray does and not what it is.

Eleven lens makers, named

Canon through Zeiss. The breadth is real, and it costs nothing to claim — every coated front element is cleaned the same way.

Three bullets about phones

Tablets, laptops, televisions, e-readers, smartwatches. This is a glass-and-screen kit that suits a camera, rather than the reverse.

No swabs, so no sensor

The sensor is a separate job with a separate tool. Two kits on this shelf address it; this one stops at the outside of the camera.

Availability

Between 7 € and 9 € on the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores when this page was last checked.

The American and British Amazon stores carry it too, priced in local currency. Those amounts are deliberately absent from the range above, which reads euro stores only.

Everything in this section is the figure Keepa carried on the day of the last update to this page. Availability and prices shift without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 13 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

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