Review on Oasser Compressor Portable Inflatables P1S by Noe Miceli

I used a 12v car tire air pump and a hand pump on my daughter's bike when she commuted to work. To fill the pressure in my car I had to unplug and turn off my phone charger to get around the car on the other side. Luckily I don't have to start my car to do this, but my previous car had to be turned on for it. Now connecting to the car to refuel the bike is overkill. Also, the electric pump was a spin-on type, which wasn't a good solution for a bike tire. I lost too much air pressure when unscrewing it. This battery powered air compressor is the perfect solution for my situation. 1) It's battery operated, no more cables 2) It's a compact pump that can be used for both cars and bikes 3) I was able to fill 3psi for 4 car tires and 20psi for two bikes, minimizing problems 4 ) It stops at the set pressure (47 for my car, 50 for my bike) 5) It remembers the previous set pressure 6) The end of the hose comes with a quick release valve adapter so I don't have to screw it on and off , these were professionals. The downside is that it fills up a little slowly, but you already know that. However, it takes less than 30 seconds per tire for my target to make up for the loss of air. Another disadvantage is that the battery indicator shows that the battery is not fully charged even after the adapter shows that it is charged (the indicator is green). In terms of my use cases, it hasn't become a problem yet, but I'll have to wait and see.