Aneco 68 Pieces Cell Phone Cleaning Kit Brush Set USB Charging Port Type C Anti Dust Port Plug Set and Headphone Jack Cleaner Compatible with iPhone, iOS Android, Cell Phone, Electronics Cleaner

Loved this product! I worked as a baker where I would get flour and all other gunk in my charging port and speakers while my phone was in my apron pocket. It worked perfectly to clean out all the ports and allowed me to charge my phone like brand new!

There is a lot of tools here you will not use if you have an Android phone with USB-CReally only you would use the Small Pick and Slim foam brushes. Those 2 will be the only ones small enough to clean the a USB-C port. The two small brushes are nice to get dirt out also, the rest can be used maybe to clean out laptop or desktop ports.

Saved my iPhone! My phone would not charge due to a dirty charging port! This worked perfectly.

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There's nothing flashy about this kit, but it does help extend the life of your devices by helping you keep the charging area clean, etc. It's not a "fun" purchase, but it is an inexpensive investment that results in longer useful life for expensive devices.

Great cleaning kit that saved me a trip to the store to get my phone fixed. The variety of swabs are perfect for a variety of ports. Cleaned my USB C port that kept throwing moisture error. I had been told it needed repair but after using this to clean the port it started charging perfectly again and no error. Saved me from an expensive repair.

No instructions are included. The swabs are pretty large compared to the size of Apple Lightning port. If you shove a swab in there while your port is dirty enough to need cleaning, you're likely just shoving the dirt farther in, making it worse. After I made this mistake, I read on the web to use compressed air and a toothpick. I took the phone to a shop, which cleaned it up for $25. So, no lasting damage, but the product seems useless.

The dust covers would not work because they had a solid rubber plug in the center that was conflicting with the contact tongue in the center of the USB C port. I suspect the same thing would happen with a micro USB port. If they had a hollow in the center for the contact tongue in the center of the USB C or micro USB port, then they would go in fine. I'm going to have to experiment with a safety razor and cut the rubber plug in the center in order to fit it in there.The smallest cleaning swabs barely fit into a USB-C port. I was able to put them in there very carefully. Great care needs to be taken with cleaning these ports.It is probably more useful for cleaning ports that merely have lint in them. Cleaning actual contacts that may have oxidation is another matter. I went through five swabs and still couldn't clear the oxidation from all of the contacts in the USB C port on my phone. I suspect that I will need to get contact cleaner from an electronics supply house.Other than that, everything is exactly as it was in the picture.