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Brittany
2025-09-03 17:37:55
This thing is super cuteVery handy to keep in the glove department. Aired my tires up extremely quick. I didn’t have much hope for this because it seemed too good to be true. Figured I’d just use it on bike wheels or balls but my truck tire needed air and I tried with this little thing and it worked perfect. Aired up quickly and it isn’t loud like the ones at the gas station. Also helpful if something happens and you can’t find an air pump.
V
2025-08-26 16:32:54
Easy to use.Picked up at 39.99 but currently on sale for 17.00 and at 17.00 its a fantastic deal.Decent battery life but you want to take a break if you are going to use back to back.Great to keep in your car to be able to top off the air in the tires.
Muy buena calidad
2025-08-25 17:35:51
Muy buena calidad y excelente trabajo del transportista, gracias Amazon
DrBrogbo
2025-08-08 17:09:40
I'm no stranger to these small compressors, but all the other ones I've ever had have been 12V powered, which always restricted their usefulness a bit.This battery-powered one is amazingly useful. It's powerful enough to fill up even high-pressure bicycle tires, has enough battery power to top up 4 car tires (or fill up one completely flat one that's been patched), is small enough to fit in any emergency supply kit, and even has a USB output for powering other devices in an emergency situation.I tested it out by filling up 4 car tires, starting from around 27 to a full 36 PSI each. It did more or less completely drain the battery, so I'm suspicious of the claims of filling 8 car tires from 30-36PSI, but still, that's a hefty load and more than anyone should be able to expect in an emergency situation. The air hose itself does get pretty hot after extended use, but the main unit itself does not, which is pretty amazing.It's incredibly easy to use, too. Turn it on, attach it to the valve stem, set your desired pressure, and turn it on. It turns itself off when it reaches pressure. Easy-peasy.It's not the quietest compressor I've ever heard, but honestly, it's the quietest of these tiny portable compressors that I've personally seen, so I'm very impressed. It even comes with accessories to fill anything that needs air. I've used it with a leaky bicycle tire to enable me to get home, and I've used it to top up car tires in an underground garage that doesn't have A/C outlets accessible.Overall, it's extremely handy, and not only can I see myself using it quite often to just stay on top of tire pressure, but I will be bringing it with me in my car in case of emergency (or someone needing help). Literally the only downside is that it doesn't have more battery life, but honestly, that's pretty manageable. Highly recommended.
Mike in PDX
2025-06-19 14:18:10
I tried this inflater on sports equipment and our hand truck with pneumatic tires. It was easy to adjust and worked perfectly. Some features I liked are the adjustable pressure (in half-pound increments for those using English units) , and the display of actual pressure in the tire or other equipment before and as it inflates. This device is hardly silent, but it's noticeably quieter than the small AC-powered inflater that we have.This inflater is powered by an internal lithium-Ion battery, so all the precautions for that type of battery should be observed. Don't overcharge, don't use or charge when temperatures are below freezing, don't abuse the device so as to damage the battery, and (as stated in the instructions), allow the device to cool if it gets hot. Because the specs give the lowest use temperature at 32 degrees F and highest use or storage temperature at 113 degrees F, this may not be suitable for carrying around in a car in some climates.A full charge takes 3-5 hours using a standard USB charger, according to the manufacturer. The device also can serve as a power bank to recharge a cell phone, and it has a flashlight that can send SOS in Morse code if you wish.All in all, this is a versatile device, as long as you keep in mind proper care of its battery.
Jim
2025-05-14 13:22:34
Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor - 150 PSIOverall it is a good product and getting it for $40 is fair price. The LED light is ok for what you need it to be (see tire photo). This inflator like other inflators will turn off when the set PSI is hit. The PSI reading is accurate from what I saw on my car tires. You do get one user setting that it will retain the set value between modes/power cycles. It is small enough you can plan to take it with you on a motorcycle trip too. I have a stop-n-go branded motorcycle inflator that never worked, but made a huge racket compared to this one.The only two things I dislike are the ball setting does not run at a slower speed like other battery powered inflators and you need to use the internal battery which in winter can freeze if you leave this in your car.
sallylun
2025-05-09 12:41:34
It seems to read pretty accurately. The air pumps at my local gas stations are either always broken or have people waiting. This seemed to come fully charged but I plugged it in for an hour before using it.It's not super fast, it took about five minutes to go from 27 to 35 psi. It's not quiet, it's just as loud as the ones at the gas station. It was easy to turn it on and walk back in the house and I could hear it shut off when done. It did all four tires before the battery went to the last bar but it could have run longer.I am really thrilled to no longer have to fight for use of the gas station compressor.
BaldMagicGuy
2025-01-13 10:43:31
Compact, yet powerful. This portable air compressor is awesome. It's rechargeable and can inflate about 8 tires on a single charge. It stores nicely under the seat of my truck. Very happy with this compressor.
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