K&F Concept Camera Sensor Cleaning Kit

So for cleaning the sensor in a dslr or mirrorless camera, this kit will do the job, but you DO have to use it properly or you could have troubles!

First off, wet cleaning a sensor is not something you want to do regularly. First try a bulb blower. If the stuff on the lens is just dust, a good soft sensor cleaning brush may deal with it, but don’t use a brush on any oily things like a fingerprint or some other kind of oil droplets. If you have dust that nothing else will get off, that’s when you use wet cleaning swabs like these.

As usual, before you try cleaning you want to hold the camera with lens mount down and blow off the sensor with a bulb blower to remove any loose dust first. DO NOT use “canned air” for this, it’s too powerful and may damage your camera.

The main thing is not to use too much cleaning fluid, they recommend just one drop and waiting about 10 seconds for it to spread out on the swab before using. Then you just do one swipe, flip the swab over and do another, then do two swipes with the dry end. You want to use very light pressure when doing this, don’t scrub back and forth!

So far it has worked fine for cleaning my camera sensor, I just had a little stubborn dust that didn’t want to come off any other way.

The only thing missing from this sensor cleaning kit, in my opinion, is a rocket blower. Other than that, this will save you tons on getting your sensor cleaned at the store. I good feature I like on the swabs is that they are double sided. I normally use two swabs when I clean my sensor but now, I only need one. If you’re nervous about cleaning your own sensor, just youtube some How-To videos and it’ll show you how to use a kit like that. It’s worth it.

To be honest, I didn’t find a need to use the glove. Just makes your hands are clean and you’re not cleaning your sensor in the middle of a dust storm and you should be fine.

I was very worried about touching the sensor but it has a dust bit that was stuck on it and would show up in photos. This took care is the problem perfectly.

Was slightly concerned about cleaning the sensor on my camera but this pack made it so easy and resulted in a perfectly clean finish. Very happy with these.

These look promising. At first glance the swabs look like they’ll do what it’s intended for. To test drive them and get an idea if i can trust them with my cameras, I tested them on both a camera lens and my phone’s screen. Based on that, these seem good enough to eventually clean my cameras optics. After reading some of the other reviews, I became concerned if the liquid was something that could potentially damage my camera. My conclusion is that this might be a batch issue as my liquid doesn’t appear soapy nor several other reviewers. It also seemed to effectively wipe fingerprints off glass.

Overall, I’m satisfied with the end product and can’t wait to actually try it.
This is worth 5-stars.

I’ve used sensor cleaners successfully in the past and know how to do a clean. I placed two drops of fluid on the tip of the swab and let it spread before using. When I did the two swipes I found that there was quite a bit of fluid remaining on the sensor. I let it dry and then tried to reclean, this time using only one drop with the same result. The fluid does not “wet” on the sensor (Sony A7IV) The sensor was unusable. I took my A7IV to a local camera store who used a different brand and it cleaned fine with zero visible defects. He mentioned to me that he had heard many complains about the K&F cleaning kits not wetting properly. So I paid twice – once for the kit and once for a camera store to undo the damage I did with the K&F kit.