The best way to clean a camera sensor. The swabs fit the sensor ptoperly and make cleaning easy. Easy to pack in camera bag for travel. A little pricey, but no more expensive than similar products. Would buy again.

Works great. Read the instructions carefully and watch a couple of tutorial videos first. I tried it out on an old camera first and now I have no qualms about cleaning my own sensors. Just take your time.

I am a real estate photographer, and I can't tell you how many times I've seen dust particles in my photos. It stresses me out to no end, they're like a disease, really. So I would spend about 20 minutes frantically cleaning my sensor with lens cleaning solution, multiple cotton swabs, microfiber cloths, and tissue papers. I would lightly damp the cotton swab and then spend 15 minutes trying to get rid of all the streaks on the mirror. Then I would have to blow all the dust out from the cotton swabs, micro cloths, and tissue paper. It was a ORDEAL, and a stressful one at that. I dreaded changing lenses because it was inevitable. Dust was going to sneak in no matter what.After purchasing these sensor swabs, it literally took me less than a minute to complete undo what I had done with my weird method. It got rid of all the dust, streaks, everything. IN ONE SWIPE. I am so thoroughly satisfied, you have no idea! It says to not re-use the swabs, but after I got done cleaning my a6000, I went ahead and cleaned my a68 with the same sensor swab. No harm done.I am so happy that I don't have to spend 20 minutes cleaning one sensor anymore! (And potentially damaging it!) This is safe, FAST, and affordable! I recommend it to all. And they give you enough to last for a very long time. It's a good idea to keep a few in your bag, just in case! Love this!

Used this product to clean a very dirty sensor on my Sony A6000. Saw it reviewed on Youtube. It was easy to use and cleaned my sensor as I had hoped. Great product for a very good price!

I’m the idiot that blew on the sensor. Consequently, I got a little bit of saliva on it. I have the Sony a6500 and panicked so I immediately went to YouTube to see if there was a quick remedy. And of course I did what they all said NOT to do like trying to wipe off saliva with a microfiber cloth. Nutshell? Put the camera away so as to avoid doing any more dumb things, purchased this kit, waited 2 days for delivery, got it, cleaned it. Boom. Brand new. Looks like it did before I went into idiot mode.

Good quality

I recently took some landscape photos with my A6000 and that's when I first noticed dark spots in all my pictures. I first bought a lens cleaning kit that came with an air blower because many of the reviews said that was able to clean their sensor but it didn't work for me. This cleaning kit worked like a charm and I was able to clean my sensor easily as can be seen in the pics of my sensor before and after cleaning.

YOUTUBE HOW TO DO THIS.And it's easy. Don't fret too much and just apply as described / instructed. You've got this.

Having had a digital SLR from the early days, I have built up a whole container of sensor cleaning products. I tried these and the rest of my stuff will be relegated to a back shelf. These swabs are very easy to use and are of a very good quality. Work the first time every time. Highly recommended.

I touched my camera's sensor (Sony Alpha 6000) and this kit got rid of my fingerprint and other dust and marks really easily. Instructions are clear and easy to understand if you have previous camera knowledge. If not, you might want to ask someone who does to perform the cleaning. Overall, easy to use and good price. Would buy again.