Clean Dr Optical Lens Cleaner

Easy to use, it cleaned our DVD on our PC very well

I bought this product to clean the lens on my old sega saturn as it wasn't playing all my discs and after using this product iv had no more problems with the games console. This product has 10 short brushes around the disc and it safely cleans and demagnetizes dust and dirt from the laser lens to make whatever your using it for i.e any dvd player ,music system ,games console etc run at optimal performance ,it also has easy to follow voice instructions ,all you really do is press the fast forward button on the remote or the fast forward icon on your games console when your told to do so and the disc will start to work.It says on the box it has a 3 stage cyclone clean process but i only got a 2 stage clean process with some sound affects after the cleaning process (mabye because i used it on an old games console).Overall if you want a proper cleaning disc for your dusty laser lens then this is definately the one to buy.

Why have a put up with a jumping CD player for do long!! Does the job exceedingly well. Although prices than others, read reviews and glad I made this purchase.

Good cleaner no problems

I used this on my Bose Wave cd, and it did the job very well. Dearer than some, but now all my cds play as they should

Item was faulty. Immediate refund given

My cd player/radio etc wouldn't play any cd without skipping. It's getting old but as everything else was still working on it I didn't want to bin it, so I bought this cleaner to try, lo and behold I can listen to all of my cd's again. Money very well spent.

Did not work

Visto l'aumento di smog e polveri è una garanzia di efficienza dei lettori nel tempo

There is a buddhist saying that "when the Himalayas have been worn completely down by dragging a veil across them, eternity will have only begun".This is how this product will actually work for most of us:Think about the situation depicted in nearly all reviews. A player has been used and abused for a considerable period of time, near the end of which skips, dropouts and even complete failure have occurred. An electronic or mechanical failure may have occurred.Diagnosis and repair is expensive; the best alternative would be that the DVD/CD player lens has become so thickly coated with smutz (this is a technical term) that the player electronics no longer gets a view of the disc surface sufficiently clear that it can interpret the contents as video or audio information. This is why nearly all of us have purchased this product. (I neglect here those obsessives who have purchased this product to perform routine maintenance, but that is an infinitesimal fraction, and none of you wrote any of the reviews).OK, listen up the rest of you (which includes us). Your player lens is like the Himalayas...encrusted with the analog of vast deposits of silt, rock, snow and ice. Your lens cleaner is a close metaphor for a veil. Guess what? One pass will not reduce the accumulated debris of historical time to a shiny surface!We did as so many of you did. Many/most discs in our Sony CD jukebox were not playing well, or at all. CleanDr had the effect the above analysis would lead a reasonable person to expect....da nada.Fortunately, the jukebox player is equipped with a repeat function. Insert cleaner, start track 6 playing and select repeat track. Set a properly annoying kitchen timer for 10 minutes, and recheck. Nice! Our test track played quite well, but several others did not.Hmmmm. CleanDr has a spiral array of tiny brushes. Our old disc cleaner has a single brush which is much wider.How about using one after the other? Voila! Another half dozen tracks on various discs played much better, but some dropouts remained. I know, I know, enough already.For a really neglected laser lens, use CleanDr and a second cleaner alternatively for a "reasonable" interval (like 10-30 minutes).If you choose too long an interval and damage your lens, you chose an unreasonable interval.We, on the other hand, can continue to push the envelope on the lifetime of our Sony player (replacement of which is now 4 times the price we paid for it a decade ago); and you can too.If we didn't need a second cleaner, we'd have rated this 5 stars.Naturally, we now religiously perform laser lens maintenance about weely.Don't you love the sound of the last laugh goin' down?

I was having problems reading discs in some of our DVD players and especially our computer drives. One of the drives was so dirty that it was not even being recognized when a disc was inserted.When I received this Lens Cleaner Disc I tried it on the worst drive that was not working. Wow! It really worked on this drive so that it is now recognized and works great. Just insert the disc and as it turns it is starting the cleaning process. There is audio in several languages that give use instructions. After using it several times I now just go to track 6 and start the cleaning process.This cleaner has done wonders on so many drives that we feel we have more than received our money's worth. We will definitely replace this whenever it wears out. I do not know how long it will last as we have been using it for about three months so far. We have cleaned the drive in the TV that was skipping and now it works like new. All of the DVD players and video game consoles have been cleaned as well. I actually have a stack of old CD/DVD drives that stopped working and when I get a chance to check them out I believe that some of them may just need to be cleaned as they act the same way the drive on my computer did before it was cleaned.This is the only product that I have ever rated 5 stars across the board. The product works as advertised. It will not fix a defective lens but if it is just dusty/dirty then it will clean it. The price is reasonable for the service that it provides. The shipping was very quick and overall a great product.This is definitely a product that I would recommend that everyone should buy. Almost everyone has a computer or CD/DVD player that could stand to be cleaned. This would actually make a nice gift for anyone who does use their computers a lot as either a corrective or maintenance measure.

I commute about an hour each way every day to work. Needless to say, playing my music is very important to me. My CD player in the car started skipping more often as time went on. I used to think that it was the disks and would clean them to no avail. Finally, the CD player stopped working altogether. If you inserted a disk it would roll it around for a while and then spit it back out. This happened for every disk I tried. I thought that the problem was the CD player itself. Then my CD player at home started displaying the same symptoms were disks no matter how clean they looked would skip. This got me suspicious thinking that maybe dust had accumulated inside the CD players. I thought I would insert a cotton swap with alcohol the way you would clean cassette players but there was no way to insert one. I looked on Amazon and discovered that there were a myriad of products that cleaned CD player lenses. After looking at all of the better rated products and reading the reviews I decided on this one. When it arrived I immediately inserted the disk into the CD player in my car. One cleaning cycle did the trick. My CD played in the car worked again. Applying it to the CD player at home corrected that problem as well. I haven't tried it on DVD players because they haven't had a problem yet, but if they do I wouldn't hesitate to use this product.I noticed that a lot of people are dissatisfied with this product because it doesn't work on Blu-ray or Wii. This is true. The back of the package states this clearly. I agree with them that there should be a disclaimer on the Amazon product description stating this.

We bought this to clean a Playstation 2 we received that was having a hard time playing games. For those who said their device was not recognizing the disk, first you have to make sure you are purchasing the right disk. The description of the one I bought actually says what to NOT use it on, such as blu ray, PS3/PS4 etc. At first, the machine did not read the disk, but there is a trick I read with the PS2 where you can add a strip of masking tape to either side of the hole and it helps with the weight somehow. (If this is your issue, look it up.) So I tried that and it worked! After one cleaning the machine was already improving in how it was reading disks that it was unable to read before. I ran the cleaner a few more times (without the tape) and the machine was able to read the cleaning disk with no problem.There is apparently a common problem with the purple disks not playing properly in the PS2 console and the two fixes I came across were to use a lens cleaner, and the tape trick I mentioned before. If you are having this problem try it and I'm sure it will work for you. I am very happy with the lens cleaner and plan to use it once a month, as recommended.