YIMWMIY Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor – Emergency Flat Tire Rescue & Pressure Maintenance Tool, Cordless Pump with 150PSI, LCD Screen, Auto Shut-Off – for Car, Motorcycle, Bicycle, Balls

I was a little skeptical at first since I've bought a similar pump and it takes forever to pump and usually dies before filled. Well unfortunately I got an alert on my bike that said my tire was low so I pulled over and it fell soft it only had 16lbs of pressure in it so I filled it up which took no time then I decided to check it anything was sticking out and sure enough there was a huge staple stuck in it so I pulled it out patched and refilled my tire in less than 10 minutes for everything I'm so impressed at how fast this thing pumps to go from flat to fixing the tire and inflating it was less than 10 mins awsome little machine and worth every penny

Very useful, hasn’t failed . Worth the price . Simple to use , can inflate 5-6 tires before needing to charge again.

Initially it worked great. After about four months it stopped keeping a charge. I make sure it's fully charged and turned off. When I go to use it it's dead every time. This is the type of product you want to rely on but unfortunately you can't.

Great product except it will not allow me to inflate bicycle tires above 45 psi even though my bike tires are recommended to be inflated between 35 and 60 psi. Easy to use but I have to inflate my tires more often.

Bought this for honeys xmas for his ebike and its amazing. Its even faster with my van tires than the original one I bought myself. This is slightly big as in long but its worth the littler extra space it takes up in the trunk or backpack.

Finally used this the other day and I have to say this thing is neat! It takes a while to air, but it took my tire from 22 psi to 35 psi. Like I said, it takes a while, but it'll get it done. I had it plugged into the power port in the back of my Jeep, and the cable is pretty freaking long, but I don't know that it would've reached to the front tire of my JKU (4-door Wrangler, if you didn't already know that abbreviation). All in all, not a bad buy! It's light, easy to use, and while I haven't tried charging it up and using it on battery, I'm sure it ought to last long enough to put some air in a tire enough to drive on it (as long as it's not flat enough to be sitting on the rim).

I bought this to put in my trunk on my motorcycle. It works awesome.

I’ve this on multiple items (car tire, bike tire, basketball, etc.). Worked great each time.