The Bottom Line
Surface actually cleans just about any consumer electronics product. I won't hesitate to use Surface on my consumer electronics products but I would read the instructions before using it.
Pros
- Doesn't smell or leave hands feeling greasy after using
- Product looks brand new after using it
- Surface website has good FAQ section
Cons
- Pricier than other surface cleaners
Description
- Please read the instructions before using this product. You do not want to spray it directly on the screen.
- Product packaging is very nice. The cleaning spray bottles and microfiber cloths look classy.
- After cleaning, dust collected on horizontal surfaces but vertical surfaces didn't have as much build-up.
Guide Review - Review: Surface SURF260 Home and On-the-Go Cleaning Kit
According to Surface’s official website (visit site), Surface is capable of safely cleaning the following products:
- Plasma and LCD TVs
- TV remote controls
- GPS devices
- Cell phone and PDAs
- Computer and office equipment
- MP3 players
- Gaming equipment
- Vehicle and portable DVD players
- Cameras
- Headphones and ear buds
- Eyewear and optics
- DVD, CD and game discs
About the product – Surface by Audiovox
Surface is a full product line of cleaning solutions. I reviewed the SURF260 Home and On-the-Go Cleaning Kit.
It comes with two bottles of cleaning spray (200ml and 60ml) and two microfiber clothes. The 60ml bottle has a has storage compartment for the smaller of the two microfiber clothes.
The product packaging makes Surface look like the Rolls Royce of screen cleaning kits - bottles that look like cologne and microfiber clothes that feel like they have a high thread count.
How did it clean?
I sprayed the cloth, wiped the screen and panel. All dust, smudges, and animal hair/dander were removed from the screen with relative ease. Since it worked I was satisfied. Surfaces were shiny like the black keys on a piano.
How satisfied was I with Surface?
I took a gamble and cleaned a 60” Pioneer plasma HDTV without consulting the TV owner’s manual for cleaning instructions. Instead, I read Surface’s instructions on the back of the bottle.
I did this to simulate what the average person might do – take the product out of the packaging, loosely read the instructions and start cleaning the screen.
Since I used it to clean the screen on a $5,000 HDTV that I don’t own but would have to pay for if I damaged it, Surface is now proven to me.
I won't hesistate to use Surface on any HDTV that I own or review.