Rechargeable Air Compressor Pump Mini, Portable Cordless Tire Pump, Electric Hand Held Car Inflator, Digital LCD LED Light, 2000mAh Power Bank USB Charging, for Motorcycle, Bike, Bicycle

Initially setting up the pump was a trifle confusing but that was because I hate reading instructions. Basically you have several pump settings. Your auto tire, bike tires, and a couple others. Once you set those up or setup the one you want to use (For me it was bike tires.) You just connect the pump and press use the small and for me hard to read buttons until you have the setting you want For me bike) and the proper PSI and then press the on/off button and away it goes. It's load but it gets the job done.There is a USB cable to use the connect to a USB port that can charge devices. This I found problematic but not the fault of the pump but of not knowing if a USB port will provide the voltage to charge the device. The device will tell you if it is charging so that made it easier.Overall I would declare this pump a winner though I have only used it with my bike tires. I should test it with my car tires but hey live dangerously.It's a winner and worth the price.

I added 8 pounds to 4 car tires and it only used up 1 of the 4 bars on the battery meter. Unit never got too hot to hold. It does not fill up fast like a compressor that you plug in to 12 volts. It does come with a zippered case and has Presta, needle and beach ball adapter. The LED light is very bright. The display is backlit. I will get my daughter one for her car. Also charges your phone or other device. Shuts off when set pressure is reached. Its just so convenient.

I received the pump exactly as the VEEAPE pump; the same manufacturer's part number, the same configuration and no organizer. Yes. the pump came with a storage bag, no organizer. And VEEAPE pump is $10.00 cheaper. A lens for the flashlight was sticking too far out and lifted the top cover off the pump's body. The top cover is just taped to the body with tape. Typical China! So, I lifted the cover, adjusted the lens for the flashlight and glued the cover back. The pump itself works. I used it for a tractor and two cars. According to a mechanical gauge I have, the pump under-inflates tires about 3 PSI.The pump failed after 6 months - a rubber sealing ring on the piston cracked and stopped pumping air.

This thing is smaller then an air hawk and can fit in your car or motorcycle as backup. Sadly when you put air. It will give false reading. Lets say its 35psi but you want to put 38psi. As soon you plug in it will day 38psi and wont add anymore. If you set the limit higher now you can put air. Take out a psi gauge now it says 38. But the device shows 40+.You will need to bring a pressure gauge with you to get 100% accuracy if not you can guess. Like +3 then normal. Even then its wrong sometimes.

So far I love it. I keep it on me in my fannypack when I go for walks. My iphone dies so quickly when I’m listening to music & surfing the web. while walking, & this has come in handy. I also used it to put air back into my bike tires as well as my exercise ball. It works perfect so far. I guess I’ll have to wait & see if it can withstand the test of time. Oh, and it would be nice if it came with a holder that could be attached to the bike while I ride, so I don’t have to carry it on my body.

You had one job... This portable inflator can only handle the easiest of tasks. Although that is giving it the benefit of the doubt, because I've only ever attempted to use it on bike tires. For that task it fails. Inflating a bike tire to 85psi just doesn't happen. The pressure guage is so inaccurate it stops well short of inflating to the correct pressure. The inflator simply cannot push air into a tire. The tire chuck is delicate and is tedious to take on/off, so you are better off buying an aftermarket one if you want to make a go of using this inflator. I will say it is quite portable. In the end I'm donating mine. Sadly this was a big waste of money for me.

My bike has this onboard with a patch kit always. Upon delivery, I checked it out, all was good. I had fully charged it and stowed it away. Four months later, in the Nevada desert heat, I had to use it. It had retained a charge all that time and happily putted along till it shut off automatically.... with enough charge left to do at least one more tire.Screw on filler hose to the unit and to the tire, no funky leaky clip on.I had tried two different mfgrs pumps. One couldn’t take the bumps of riding and electronics took a dump; the other leaked.This smaller, lighter, more compact pump is better than any I’ve come across.Highly recommended!

I like the pump when it works, but sadly if it sets for more than a few days after a full recharge, the batteries are dead and a lengthy recharge period is required before the pump can be used. I must leave the pump plugged into the USB to keep it charged if I want it instantly ready. This limits convenience. Otherwise, the pump works as expected.

It takes ages to pump a standard bike and even worse for car. I used it on bicycle and a gym ball and it struggled and took ages to inflate the gym ball.Maybe I was expecting better result but what can you accept from a USB powered handheld pump !!!It was however was ok as a hand pump replacement