This was a simple process and easily cleaned my sensor with the kit. I noticed dust spots on my images and could see some dust specks on the sensor that would not come off with normal sensor cleaning from the camera's menu so I ordered this kit and it came the next day (Prime 1 day shipping). I then proceeded to use the included blower to remove the dust specks and noticed there was a smudge as well. I then used the cleaning solution on one of the provided wands (be sure and prime the sprayer fully before spritzing the wand head) and with one good misting of the wand head and a gently swipe each direction of the sensor - it was clean and look as good as new.

Suggestions: Make sure you prime the sprayer bottle fully before attempting to spray the wand pad. One full misting of the wand pad was all it took for me but my first attempt sputtered out and did not fully cover the pad. Caution: DO NOT oversaturate the wand pad as you only need enough to remove any schmutz that has stuck to your sensor.
If you get the correctly sized wands for your sensor and follow the instructions, you should have no problems cleaning your sensor and saving the money of sending it in to be done professionally. If when you look at the sensor it is relatively clean with only a few dust spots and perhaps smudges, then I would go ahead and get this kit - (or one like it) and do it yourself. But if you see physical damage, or a severely dirty mirror box or sensor, then I'd send it in to a professional to inspect and clean.
Reminder: some extended warranties cover 1 camera/sensor cleaning a year - so that is always a good option (if you can go without your camera for a week or more).

I used to own the Delkin Sensor Cleaning Kit with scope & Vacuum (lost it in a house fire) and I would have bought it again for $100 but now I own a mirrorless camera and the scope is set up for DSLRs. I was hesitant when I ordered this kit - but it was definitely up to the task (at less than 1/2 the price - albeit, without a lighted scope to inspect the sensor and results or the micro vacuum to safely suck the dust out of the camera's interior, rather than possibly blow more of it onto the sensor). I found that if you are careful with your use of the bulb blower you can get the dust out of the sensor chamber and off the sensor without too much problem... just be careful with the direction and location of the tip of the blower.

Incredible kit, lightweight with so many tools to get your gear squeaky clean. 5stars for sure.

I throw this kit in my bag and is nice to have for on the go. Highly recommend for general cleaning

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This was delivered a couple hours ago and I was able to use it that very day.

I started cleaning my sensor by holding my camera with the opening down to allow dust to fall out and held the blower underneath. It's strong, and I actually saw a couple larger particles come out of the body (I take my camera hiking a lot).

The instructions for swabbing the sensor are super clear, and the most important part is to use only one or two sprays on the swab. I held the swab about three inches from the spray nozzle to avoid saturating it. One gently firm swipe in one direction, flip the swab, then one gently firm swipe in the other and most of my sensor dust was gone. There was no residue at all. Before and after photos are included.

The microfiber cloths are nice, and the cleaning solution seems really good. My guess is that you need to be careful not to use too much, but that's par for the course on glass and screen cleaners. The brushes work well on dust, as well as any brush, as does the lens tissue paper.

I think my favorite touch is that the sticks on the swabs are purple, but that's just a little personal preference because it's my favorite color.

All in all, this is a great piece of kit for cleaning your full-frame camera. I'm really happy with this purchase.