Laser Lens Cleaner for Cd Dvd Cd-rom Pc Ps2 Ps3 X-box

These are great. It arrived on time and it was a great price for them. I bought some before for a castle I made for He-Man figures. But then I got Castle Grayskull and I had to get another one so I have both of these lights on the top floor plus the bottom floor of the castle lol. I looks amazing in the castle as I look at the outside of the castle.

Good lens cleaning disc, easy to use.My Sony DVD player ,bought in 2006, wasn't reading disc's. After using this it works like the day I bought it.

Wooked good my my phone screen

I was a little skeptical at first. I had acquired an old XBox system from a friend who had it is storage for a few years. It would not read the games. I thought the system was toast, but then I used this. I have had no errors since. This CD does not repair your optical drive, but it cleans dust and other buildup that will prevent your drive from properly reading your discs. If your drive does not work after a few passes with this product, then you should probably seek repair or replacement. I have used it to clean optical drives on computers, DVD/Blu Ray players, CD players in my car and game systems that use a full sized disc. The item is easy to use (has audible instructions) and runs just in a few minutes. Then, I recommend using a microfiber cloth to clean your CD, game or blue ray disc. I also suggest you run the cleaner on your drives as a regular maintenance routine to prevent heavy build up over time and keep your drives functioning properly.

My CD player in my car would not play CDs.Used my CD cleaning disc I had, did not work.Used this one, and it workedNow I can use my CD player in my car again.I highly recommend it

This cleaning disk is easy to use and works well in my PS3 and DVD players. The instructions recorded on the disc are repeated in many languages and the entire process only takes a few minutes to complete.

These are the worst disc machine cleaners ever

I’ve always been a clean freak when it comes to electronics. I’ve recently bought some CD players from the 80’s and the CD players all skipped. From the pic, you can see I use a varied selection of cleaners, but this is the first time using a “wet” CD player cleaner. It worked with no issues, just follow the directions. You can also manually clean the lens eye in the CD player, but be very gentle and don’t soak the cd lens eye. The solution I used and most companies is Isopropyl Alcohol, at least 90%. All my CD players work without skipping in large part due to lens cleaner and other cleaning methods. Clean CD player lens at least every 20 hours. If you have a cassette tape player or deck. Get a wet cleaner & a cassette demagnetizer (a little pricey) but worth it or a plug in red tipped wand demagnetizer. I recommend this product.