Portable Air Compressor-Amasrich ET06 Pro-Tire Inflator,15,000 mAh Electric Bike Pump Power Bank,150PSI USB Cordless Presta Valve Inflation,Mini Tire Pump for Car/Motorcycle/Ball with Gauge

Performs as advertised. So far, I consider the air pump a win for our car!After inflating two tires, the battery status still displayed over half full. It's worth noting that you might want to allow the hose connector to cool down a bit before the next use, as it tends to get warm.Oh, and here's a handy tidbit – it doubles as a backup phone charger!The large screen makes it easy to read the volume.

My wife recently replaced her small petrol scooter with a new E-bike to get her to work and back.I already have an air pump in our truck and also an air pump for my own E-bike that is incredibly small and powerful. So, with this in mind, I wanted my wife to never be in a situation where she was stranded with a flat tire.I found this compact & powerful device so that it took up hardly any room or posed too much weight to carry.I arrived very quickly, in good shape and was very well presented. It was exactly what I was hoping for.The controls are familiar and with many of the same features that mine have. The best feature in my mind is the Auto-shutoff. No over or under inflation excuses now.The screen is wondrous and probably its best feature. Bright and crystal clear. However, I have not tried it in bright sunlight yet.It came with all the usual accessories, but most impressively - both a car charger AND a USB charger cord.Its carry bag is also plenty big enough to carry the charger and all its accessories. Many of these devices that I have bought for family members, have a bag that fits the charger device just fine, but there is not any remaining room for all the accessories to go with it!The 2 small things that I somewhat dislike about this particular device, is that, firstly, it appears to be quite noisy compared to others that I have received and tried.Secondly, I really do not like having the controls on the side. I found myself having to take my eyes off of the screen and turn the device on its side to make sure that I was pressing the correct buttons, all the time. (And what I think made it worse, was that the buttons themselves felt a little odd - like you were never quite sure if you were pressing hard enough). So in the end, this got a little frustrating flipping between the button and the screen, while rotating the device.Most of the other devices I have used (At least 7!) have their controls where they need to be - that is, right on the front, right below the screen, much like using your smartphone with your thumb, while viewing your message.For the list price that this is being advertised at, I would have thought that this kind of basic and fundamental design concept would have been obvious and intuitive. But alas , obviously not.However, despite these small concerns, she now keeps this tiny safety device in her E-bike's rear carrier bag and I, feel more comfortable that she has one with her.SummaryThe size is right, the weight is right and this is not a bad pump at all.But, it is perhaps, a little on the pricey side for some buyers.I also feel that if they could just get those 2 main gripes addressed quickly, then they would have a winner.

I have tried using this pump a couple of times on my small yard trailer tires. It does not work. That is not to say it won't work for a basketball, or bike tire, but it does not work for what I need it to. I set the air pressure I want, I lock the nozzle on the tire, turn sit on and it runs the pump, but the tire does not inflate, and the pressure read out never changes. I ran it for a good 10 to 15 minutes with no change. I do not recommend this product.

After multiple uses on my bike with a leaky tire and once on one of my car tires, I can say that this is a reliable unit to have around. This is my second air compressor I owned and it is already surviving longer than my first one from a different company. I am loving the minimalism of the design and the strong quality of the hose. The features of having a long battery life to use without a wire or just to charge electronics on the go is way more important to me than having a flashlight as seen with other similar air pumps.

While I already own a portable air compressor, it requires plugging it into my car's 12V socket (I also have to start my car engine and keep it running while airing). So when I saw this unit, it seemed a better option to carry in my vehicle, as it does not require a separate power source (though it can be connected via 12V and includes the necessary cord). Unfortunately, you are on your own in figuring out proper operation, as the product manual's grammar is difficult to comprehend, and someone whose first language is English did not write it. It comes with numerous charging port options – standard, USB-A, and USB-C which is a plus. It also comes with all the accessories you need for proper operation, including a nice storage bag. The air hose is short compared to my other unit, which I can set on the ground during use; you must hold this one as you air. I do not allow my tire pressure to drop more than 3-4 pounds, so my process is short. But I can see this as a negative for anyone who needs to inflate a flat tire or tires that require a lot of inflation. Also, the price was $99.99 when ordering, but a 50% coupon was available. I always compare the pricing of similar products/products in the same category, and the range was between the coupon price and above the $100 asking. I suppose one would have to rely on which brand they feel is superior, will last longer, or has the best warranty (and, more importantly, warranty support).To conclude, I ordered this strictly for the portability and convenience. Still, due to the lack of a thorough manual and after using it, while it is convenient, the shortcomings do not outweigh the advantages. Sure, it is wireless, but you have to charge it, and that is a downside if you need to use it in an emergency or immediately and it is dead. While you could plug it into your vehicle's 12V socket, what difference is that from a sturdier portable compressor that does not have a wireless option? In closing, I would say that while I believe everyone should own a portable air compressor, I would suggest going with a standard one. I would pass on a wireless unit. If you desire a wireless option, do some comparison shopping before making your final decision. Better products might be available for the same price or a little more or less.