✈️ VMSTR Travel Vacuum Storage Bags: Electric Pump, Medium & Small Space Saver Bags for Travel and Home Use Review

Bought for travel and now I can't return it as it's outside the return window. The pump takes forever to reduce the volume of each bag. There was still some air in the bag after 20 minutes, but it seemed enough to be able to pack it. After inflating and sealing the bag, I let it sit for 20 minutes while continuing to pack and return the air to the bag. The product does not work, takes too long and does not save travel space.

Super practical product - the small pump is awesome! Bought on vacation to pack for the return trip. Worked great for the most part, although one or two pouches didn't close as tightly as the others. When I got home I used them to pack some clothes for the winter and one of them was either torn or ripped so I'm not sure how long they will last. But they're not very expensive, so it probably is. I would suggest buying extra if you really need a certain number of them for something. Still pretty…

Would have given 5 stars but the first one broke due to the bumpy shipping which tells me this product is a bit fragile and needs careful packaging. But otherwise it's great! Works perfectly with the MagicBag I bought from Walmart so I'm pretty sure they will actually work with most other brands. I did a test run with a kigurumi (a large fleece overall that's notorious for taking up too much room in regular luggage). He easily halved it, so I'm glad it works even better with the less bulky…

I recently wrote a review for another (poor) travel vacuum and mentioned that I have several of these travel vacuum/travel bag combos from here at Revain. I can say with confidence: This is the best thing in the world! Look no further! Swallow slightly higher costs! Get over it! But it's really amazing. It solves one of the biggest problems with street vacuums: vacuuming. That thing has better suction than a leech. He squeezes the largest bag (full of clothes mind you) for 10 seconds. Smaller…

What do you take with you when you go to Alaska? The answer is everything. Well, there's room for everything in this little device. Within seconds I picked up a package that contained two 2x hoodies. 12 pairs of short socks, 10 pairs of short socks. 3 t-shirts, 4 colored t-shirts, a pair of thick jogging pants, jackets and a few miscellaneous items that took up half of my large suitcase and reduced it to about 20% of its size. I could not believe it. He was hard as stone. I put my suitcase down

For travel it's nice to reduce the size of things packed, but when you bring them home you have to repeat the effort of repacking, hence the concept of this kind of thing Great . However, keep in mind that the block itself is relatively large and heavy, and reducing the volume of the packed items does not reduce their weight. So the more you fit in a suitcase, the heavier it gets. This device needs to be plugged in to work and is quite slow, plus it doesn't reliably remove all air, but is…

This was one of the best ideas my husband and I have ever had. We went on a month long trip and even considered stopping and washing clothes but we still had LOTS of stuff. We bought these hoping that the bags would be strong enough to last at least part of the trip and that the pump would hold up too, but we didn't have high hopes either. I mean, after all, deflating and reinflating sacks every day wears A LOT on both of them. We even picked up a manual pump in case it stalled while driving…

I tested the following 4 pumps: Black, Large, DC powered: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07JGMHP62/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1Black , detachable USB power supply via cable: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07KJJHWLP/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1White, power supply via connected USB cable: https://www.amazon.com/ gp/product /B07QCWW84T/ ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1Black, battery operated: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07T3P7Y8P/r…