Portable Tyre Inflator Air Compressor USB Rechargeable 150PSI Auto-Off Tire Inflator Car Pump with LED Light, Smart Electric Digital Tyre Inflator 4 Nozzle for Car/Ball/Bike/Motorcycle

This machine means you don't have to go to a garage and pay for air.No long pipes to trip over.Highly recommended.

its very good when it comes to filling up, it also acts as a power bank and also has a flash light, only issue is that the battery dies quite quickly when filling up a tyre

This product is the second mini tyre inflator we own, and for good reason. I used to keep an inflator in our garage at all times, but over the years - and being a 2 car household - it's more obvious that the times you need one are rarely at home and more likely when you're on the go!These inflators fit neatly in the boot of your car. This one has a nice little drawstring bag, and can be easily charged via USB. Having it in the car covers all eventualities, and therefore this is now in my wife's car permanently.The unit is robust and well made, and comes with a small set of accessories.Operation is really easy: Screw in the hose, screw onto the car valve, set the desired pressure, and then leave it. It's pretty quiet in operation compared to some pumps, but it does take a fair while to actually pump tyres up from flat-ish.Overall, a great little product that could really be a saviour in many situations.Highly recommended.

This portable tyre inflator air compressor is a handy device to have for emergencies or routine tyre pressure checks. With its compact size and included carry bag, it's easy to keep in the car for any flats. I really appreciate the versatility - with 4 nozzle attachments and adjustable pressure modes, I can use it for car tyres, bike tyres, sports balls, and more.The fast inflation is a huge plus. It has a powerful output volume of 45L/min to quickly pump up flats in just a few minutes. I was surprised how fast it filled my completely flat car tyre. The auto stop feature gives great peace of mind by automatically shutting off when it reaches the pre-set PSI, so I don't have to constantly monitor it. This prevents over inflation accidents.The large 5000mAh battery also impressed me. I could inflate all 4 tyres from 0 PSI on one charge. And it doubles as a backup phone charger in a pinch. The easy-to-read LED screen clearly displays the real-time pressure during inflation. It’s very user-friendly.As for negatives, the plastic body does feel a bit flimsy and I worry about it breaking if dropped. The screw-on nozzle attachments also feel cheap and make me question their durability with frequent use.Additionally, while the emergency LED light is handy, it's not very bright. It provides some visibility at night, but I wouldn't rely solely on it for emergencies. The light modes (steady, flashing, emergency strobe) work inconsistently sometimes as well.Overall though, considering the affordable price point, it's a great portable tyre inflator that I would recommend. The pros like fast inflation, versatile uses, battery capacity, and auto stop outweigh any build quality cons for me. It gets regular use for maintaining my car, bike, and sports equipment tyre pressure.

Wow, this is one of the most bitterly disappointing products I've ever reviewed. In spite of the great customer service the product is critically flawed and misrepresented.On the face of it whole idea is great - a rechargeable tyre pump with auto cut-off, torch, warning light that also doubles as a power bank... It's a fantastic tool idea.BUTMy unit failed during the first use - the pressure readout stopped working, quickly followed by the pump stopping and then the screen only showed "ERR" and the pump wouldn't operate any more, although the torch / power bank was fine.I contacted customer support who to their great credit shipped out a replacement to me for the next day (this might be because I'm a Vine reviewer so your mileage may vary).Sadly the replacement unit failed in exactly the same way and after a little investigation I made a few interesting findings - I won't document the cause/fix in pictures here for legal reasons but rest assured the unit is easily repaired / preemptively modified if you're a bit technical.The flaws:The failure is caused by connection wire to the pressue sensor being laid across the compressor piston meaning it's a race to see whether the wire gets worn through or outright yanked off the main circuit board first by the motion of the piston.The lie:This is not a 5,000mAh unit. You can see the battery pack inside through the side vent slots and it's clearly labelled at 2,000mAh - and before anyone asks; no, even using the most flawed "manufacturer optimistic" maths it's not possible to make those numbers work, the 5,000mAh figure is an outright lie.I can't vouch for the accuracy of the pressure cutoff since the units failed so quickly I can't recommend them as shipped. If you're prepared to open the unit up and repair/modify them then they're a great bit of kit despite the wimpy battery.As an alternative use I also found this perfect to check/recharge the expansion vessel on my gas boiler as this also uses a schrader valve and the portability of this is great. Also handy for blowing up an airbed or a ball (adapters included) on holiday.I eagerly await a "mk2" release of this product with those two problems resolved and that would 100% be worth this price, I'd love to be able to review that and mark it higher because in principle it's a 4 or even 5 star product.

I bought him Mercedes and alerted me that one of my tires is flat. I saw it I had to be 36 PSI all round so I bought a compressor to pump up for one tire. I set it to 36 PSi I and went round all four according to this machine by rule 36, but when I’ve looked at my Mercedes dashboard, they were all different tyre pressures, 35,37, 2 at 36 is so it was 50% good who knows my Mercedes could be reading the tyre pressure wrong or maybe this machine that’s all I got