🚗 fineed Portable Air Compressor Pump: Reliable 12V DC Hand-Held Tire Inflator with 150 PSI, USB Rechargeable, and Digital Pressure Gauge - Ideal for Car, Motorcycle, Bike, and Toys Review

This is the second such pump I have owned - the first died, after several months of use it would not hold a charge and would not turn on. While I like the light weight of the device and the accuracy of the output, I found that there were issues. First off, the display is very difficult to read (even in a darkened room) and it was on both devices I've owned so it wasn't a coincidence, it was the same on both. On the 2nd unit I bought a power supply cord which broke right at the end where it…

It's rechargeable and very portable, which is hard to beat, and there aren't many (what?) other options like this . And in the end he does what he has to do, inflate tires. I've only used it on my mountain bike and basketballs and they're fine. I don't know what it's like to inflate a car tire. Cons - The threaded cap is difficult to remove and you will release a lot of air (this picture shows it has a push button but the one I got was a screw cap). The user interface is shaky. You must press…

First order February 7th 2018, it didn't work at all, went back to Revain and ordered again. The second worked for several months. When he worked, it was great. For some reason I stopped driving for a few months and then when I tried to use it in April 2019 it can only pump for 10 seconds with the charging cable and then it stops, without the charging cable it's completely dead. . I'm assuming the battery inside is dead. I have used this device fully less than 15 times. Recommend not to buy if…

I use both tubeless tires. The inner tire requires 110psi and the outer tire requires 8psi. I compared the digital gauge to the two analog gauges I usually use. From what I could tell from the first few readings, they were pretty close to the normal weekly Tubliss leak rate (especially in the high pressure chamber). It is much more. more convenient than the 12 volt connection which I had to plug into the power port to use. If it lasts, it's worth the money. Update: We put new tires and tubes on

Bought this to complement my SCOOTER (electric NANROBOT) survival backpack. The description of the pump from the seller is pretty accurate. The pump tube gets hot. What you should know is that this thing is very powerful. I was taking it out of the box and fumbling with it when I accidentally started the pump (the instructions leave a lot to be desired). The case was LOUD! Almost fallen. BUT! I connected it to my scooter tire, adjusted the pressure and BOOM! it was there I also bought a bike…

It took a few tries to figure it out but it works great. Set the desired pressure, turn it on and wait for it to turn off. Observations and Conclusions: 1. Connect the tube to the air shaft you are inflating. When you have set the desired barometric pressure, flash the display four times (until it stops flashing). Then press the power button TWICE to start the compressor. Refresh: Or press "Unit" key to set the target, then press Power once.2. For the first time, I worried about the display…

UPDATE 2 November 25th, 2018: Almost two months later after only being used once this item is officially dead. I mentioned last time the pump didn't work , but I somehow managed to revive her. No luck this time. I'm just glad I didn't rely on it in my hour of need and found it was out of service during scheduled bike maintenance. The part is almost new, but the pump does not start. This is a strange bug. Regardless, it goes on the returned stack. Thankfully, Revane accepted it for a full refund