How this Indiegogo vacuum (mostly) fixed my MacBook keyboard

I hate vacuuming. You do, too, I bet. But what if I told you there was a handheld vac so useful that it might make you seek new opportunities to suck up life's little messes? I've been using such a device for a few weeks now: the F8 Storm is a modular, battery-powered "stick" vacuum from a company called Roidmi that you've likely never heard of. Nevertheless, it works, and it works really well. In fact, it made the shitty keyboard on my three-year-old MacBook (mostly) usable again.

Roidmi says the F8 matches the high-end performance of the Dyson V8, but it costs a lot less money. Indeed, on paper, the argument is sound. The F8's bundled cleaning attachments and listed specs for suction power, weight, and battery life all align nicely...

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