Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor, 150PSI Mini Air Compressor for Car Tires, Cordless Electric Air Pump with Pressure LCD Display, Tire Inflator for Car, Bikes & Motorcycle Tires, Balls
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- FAST INFLATION SPEED: This portable tire inflator is designed to inflate tires quickly and efficiently. It can provide a maximum pressure of 150 PSI and airflow of 38L/Min, allowing it to fully inflate a car tire in just 5 minutes or refill it in 1 minute for daily use. This makes it a great tool for emergencies or for regular use to keep your tires properly inflated.
- CORDLESS & CONVENIENT: This portable air pump for car tires is designed with a compact and cordless design, making it easy to carry with you wherever you go. The rechargeable battery allows you to inflate any device without an external power supply, getting rid of annoying power cords. You can easily keep it in your pocket, backpack, or car, so you're always prepared for any situation.
- ACCURATE & USER-FRIENDLY DISPLAY: This air compressor features a large LED digital display with 4 pressure measurement units (PSI, BAR, KPA, KG/CM). The default measurement unit can be changed by long-pressing, and the settings are automatically saved after each use. It provides real-time accurate data, making tire pressure easily visible at a glance.
- COMPACT & LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN: Weighing only 1.1 pounds and measuring 4.92*2.75*1.77 inch, this mini car compressor is small and light, making it easy to store and perfect for use on the go or while traveling. The side grille allows for fast heat dissipation, ensuring that the compressor won't overheat during use.The auto shut-off function ensures that the compressor stops once the desired pressure is reached, so you don't have to worry about over-inflating and damaging your tires.
- VERSATILE & CONVENIENT FEATURES: This air compressor comes with a Type-C charging cable, emergency LED light with an SOS distress signal, and a bicycle pump inflator with a memory function. The memory function allows you to store the mode and pressure value after power off, reducing repeated adjustments. This makes it ideal for inflating tires of various vehicles such as cars, bicycle, motorcycles, and scooters. The needle adapter is also suitable for inflating sports equipment like footballs.
Brand: FEIGO
Voltage: 120 Volts
Recommended Uses For Product: Tire Inflation
Power Source: Battery Powered
Noise Level: 60 dB
Brand: FEIGO
Voltage: 120 Volts
Recommended Uses For Product: Tire Inflation
Power Source: Battery Powered
Noise Level: 60 dB
Special Feature: Portable
Included Components: Batteries
Item Weight: 1 Pounds
Maximum Power: 0.2 Horsepower
Capacity: 1 Pounds
Color: Black
Style: Portable
Model Name: FEIGO
Product Dimensions: 2.75"L x 1.77"W x 4.92"H
Manufacturer: Feigo
Part Number: cqb-001
Item Weight: 1 pounds
Country of Origin: China
Batteries: 2 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Size: Small
Wattage: 14.8 Watt-hours
Special Features: Portable
Batteries Included?: Yes
Batteries Required?: Yes
Battery Cell Type: Lithium
Warranty Description: Manufacturer warranty for 90 days from date of purchase.
Date First Available: July 31, 2023
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It is not accurate and battery doesn't last for more then three tires.
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2023 by Ssandra Esposito
I'm giving this item 4 stars because it does do the job reasonably well. I used it to top off my car tires to 42 psi, and my bike tires to 120 psi, so it can handle both tasks reasonably well (although it's not very fast at either, understandable for a rechargeable battery operated unit). However, I do have some concerns. First the build quality seems a bit suspect. I've attached a picture that shows the display is slightly crooked inside the case. It makes me wonder how the rest of the unit is put together. The unit does come with a carrying bag, but it's a bit too small to hold the unit with the fill tube (the fill tube slightly sticks out). The user interface of this unit is pretty bad. Supposedly you have to press the power button for one second to turn it on/start the pump, and three seconds to turn it off. The behavior is not very consistent. The first time I turned it on, I could not get it to turn off. I had to go hook it up to something to get it to shut off automatically. At other times it does turn off. Sometimes it takes several tries to turn on. When the unit does power on, it defaults to "bar" units. This may be useful in parts of the world where "bar" is the standard for pressure, but here it is "psi". I can change it to "psi" but it doesn't remember that setting, so I have to change it each time. On a regular schrader valve (what you would typically find on a car tire and many bikes), the fill hose screws very securely onto the valve and fits nicely. This works very well. However, I had hoped to be able to use this unit on my bike that has a presta valve. There is an adapter that I can put onto the end of the fill hose and does seem to interface with the presta valve, but it too screws on. The problem is when the tire is full and I go to unscrew it, it actually unscrews the presta valve core from the stem, which then shoots out with 120psi of air behind it and my tire instantly goes flat. I suppose this could be a problem with my bike tire, but it would be nice if the fitting from the pump was a clamp style like my hand pump. As it is, this unit is useless for my presta valve tires. One big issue I have with this item is that when it's charging, it seems to give no indication that it's doing so, or when it's finished. The screen is just black and there doesn't appear to be any indicator lights. This is somewhat of a major issue since I don't really know if I've filled the battery or not. There is a battery meter that displays when you turn the unit on, but it's only got 3 bars, which means it could be 67% or 100% full. And I feel nervous about just leaving it plugged in indefinitely due to the build quality issues (how reliable is the battery?) One other positive thing I will point out is that with the external USB port, it doubles as a battery pack. This is a nice touch. So to recap, this will do the job as a portable tire inflator, but I do have several concerns that I hope are addressed in future versions of this product.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2023 by Lance Pickup Lance Pickup
This tire inflator has a reasonably accurate tire pressure gauge. I compared the pressure reading with a standalone pressure gauge and they both read the same PSI. The inflator is not the fastest air pump but I like the precision and the automatic shutdown when the desired pressure has been reached. The screw-on hose to valve fitting is much superior to the clamp-on fitting used with cheap air pumps. I find that clamp-on fittings often get stuck on the value when you unclamp them which causes air to release from the tire. Screw-on fittings just have a brief hiss when unscrewing so no real loss in pressure. The air hose is rather short. I would prefer something a little longer so you can attach the air pump to the tire valve then rest the pump on the ground. The short hose means it just hangs there. This is not a real problem when you are only topping off the air pressure. It doesn’t take too long so I found myself just holding the pump while it topped off the tire. One note, the air hose is stored as a U-shaped hoop at the top of the pump. It looks like a handle but it is not. I don’t know what years of wear and tear have on the hose when used like that. I like the use of a USB-C connector for charging. This seems to becoming a standard for charging small devices. The pump includes a USB-A port on the side so you can charge a cell phone with it.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2023 by Wolfy Wolfy
I wanted this as I thought it would be a great idea to have in the truck for emergencies. It's nice and small. It's easy to use. It's especially intuitive if you have used any Apple devices and are used to the one button does all system. It's overall a good device. But I have to address one thing. I will quote the seller directly. "FAST INFLATION SPEED: This portable tire inflator is designed to inflate tires quickly and efficiently. It can provide a maximum pressure of 150 PSI and airflow of 38L/Min, allowing it to fully inflate a car tire in just 5 minutes or refill it in 1 minute for daily use. This makes it a great tool for emergencies or for regular use to keep your tires properly inflated." This wasn't even remotely true. I tried to top off my truck tires. They were all around 42 psi. They max out at 51 psi. So I set they inflator to 48 psi, connected it, and let fly. (Side note, the connection is great. Just twists on and is a solid connection.) It took 8 and a half minutes to inflate from 42 to 48 psi..... I didn't even get through the 3rd tire before the battery died and I had to recharge it. I wouldn't say this would be great for an emergency situation. Maybe it goes faster when the tire is at lower psi like if it was flat. But that's not what the seller implies. I'll still keep it for emergencies but it realistically could only handle one tire if it was flat. And probably just enough to get you to a tire shop in the city.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2023 by A. McKinnon