🔌 ONG NAMO Electric Air Pump, with 4 Nozzles for Air Mattresses, Beds, Boats, and Swimming Rings, Inflatable Pool Toys - 110V AC (300W) Review

The pump itself works great, strong airflow, quiet enough (although still quite noisy) and enough pressure to work properly, the biggest issue I have had with this product is the three parts consisting of the hose, the tube and the two ends unfortunately tend to unscrew and fall apart. The metal spring part of the hose screws back into the ends, but then quickly falls out. Maybe they forgot to glue mine, maybe everyone does, but that combined with the fact that the tubing is short makes that…

Bought because it was cheap and matched my kayak's 1.2psi pressure. I wish it was battery operated. Of course. But there are no 1.2 psi (large air volume) pumps under $100. On the other hand, this pump is cheap and does the job when an outlet is nearby. I have an outlet in my RV so I wasn't thrilled with the batteries. By the way, it takes me (senior) 7-10 minutes (including COPD breaks so I can stop and breathe a few times) to inflate a 13ft iKayak. This pump cuts the time down to about two…

I borrowed an air pump from friends to inflate the pool, took a while to inflate and was awkward to hold. When I finally thought of bringing my own because pool air doesn't last forever, I wanted something that was easier to hold. It's the same air pump. The handle is easy, but you don't have to hold it at an odd angle like you're holding a hot cup of coffee. Also, it's quite powerful and fast, I wasn't expecting it. The pool ring had creases that I otherwise expected to be just part of the…

I don't write a lot of product reviews, but I use it enough that it's worth it. I bought it again in 2020. It comes with a variety of attachments for different size applications. To connect them, just push and twist to fix them, it's that simple. Despite its relatively small size, it's really powerful. I have used this for air beds, pools, pool toys and more. You can also quickly empty objects by moving the hose to the inlet. A few key points. The connecting seam runs down the middle of the…

This is a fairly powerful and inexpensive pump. There are two downsides. One is forgivable given the price, the other is not. It is forgivable that the power cord is very short. So if you need to fill up something like a kid's paddling pool, you'll either have to have an extension cord or lug everything you ever fill up to an outlet. There is an unforgivable shortcoming. in the picture. Within 5 minutes of use, the tubing connecting the pump and nozzle came loose and it required two people to…

Got it out of the box. The whole page is scratched as if this thing was used by someone else. Sent back and sold to me. So it's ok, after a while it will scratch. There are many attachments to use, which is great. I bought this for my kids to blow up the pool. its 7 feet wide, 3 feet deep. It has 3 areas to blast. I blew everything up in about a minute. Halfway through, however, the hose that runs from the fan to the pool just popped out. I've tried reinstalling it. But it just falls out like…