AstroAI Inflator Pressure Compressor Accessories Review

This is a great value for what I wanted - an easy to use gauge/inflator with large analogue readings that seems very accurate (so far). . It has a great trigger, air liner already installed, and a very smooth 'clear' button if you add too much air. BUT as other reviews have reported, you have to manually push the tube against the tire valve - the included quick clamp DOES NOT WORK on any of my vehicle tires. Regardless, I'm very happy with the cost, but be aware that you have to hold the air…

I bought one that works great and has an accuracy of +/- 1psi. The connection to the tire air valve was a bit tight, but worked fine. So I bought another one to use second. Connection to the valve was slightly better, but accuracy was poor - this sensor consistently under-read at 8psi. This is unacceptable. I'm increasing my rating from 1 star to 3 because the support team has been very responsive. They answered my email within a day and sent a brand new device for free within a week…

I took a chance to read about some cracks in a cheap metal pen. The device is supplied with an already screwed-in NPT screw connection. Where some have had to screw it in themselves and end up cracking the bottom tip, this one already shows the line where it can break with just a little tightening. It's so tight I just left it alone. Works great, no leaks. The gauge is accurate as I compared the readings to my old trusty Brookstone gauge. I like an easy to read gauge without all the other units

I don't usually write reviews but this one deserved it. After playing around with our crappy bike pump, I ordered it yesterday on the way home. Delivery literally 20 minutes ago, nice packaging. Surprised how durable and well made it is (for $20?!). I was sure it wouldn't fit, so I turned on our air compressor to test it out. Mates easily with our porter cable, read the instructions to depress the release valve button with your knee to zero the gauge. We have mountain bikes so PSI should be…

I don't need any other digital instrument that requires a battery so I tried this analog inflator. Until now it was too easy to use, easy to read and accurate. I've seen a lot of people leave negative reviews because the inflator is made of plastic which broke when tightening the quick release adapter on the tool. Here are some helpful tips if you decide to buy this inflator. The quick release adapter does NOT need to be screwed in as tightly as possible. First, wrap Teflon tape three times…