🔌 WGIA Quick-Fill Electric Air Pump for Inflatable Raft Float Bed Boat Paddling Pool & Toy - Portable, DC 12V/AC 110V with 3 Nozzles Review

I used an air pump to inflate the air mattress and floats for the pool... took forever to inflate... I would advise you to save money and find something else

Unfortunately it worked a couple of times and stopped working altogether. It has passed the point of no return but less than 2 months of moderate use.

This air pump is a piece of junk. The cable comes out of the cigarette lighter socket and the other end also remains unconnected. The cable is also short.

This pump works well but it's not as strong as the pumps I've had before and I don't like that it doesn't have a hose. It gets the job done and is compact, but a bit slow and cumbersome to use. It's ok for me because I don't use it often, but if you're going to use it often then get the more expensive one.

I tried using this pump for camping today but was disappointed because I couldn't use it at all. The supplied cables are very short. If you want to use this device, especially if you use a car socket, it won't even get to your car door. Cable length aside, the general build quality feels cheap and breaks easily. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone.

I liked that it has AC and DC adapters. And that it inflated my pool float quickly, it's not strong enough to over inflate and push out a cheap float. It comes with three adapters to fit the valve type of most inflatable toys, not the valve of a bike tire or truck inner tube, it's not strong enough to hold back pressure anyway; It would be nice if it had a needle nozzle to inflate balls though, it might be powerful enough to inflate a soccer ball but it doesn't have a needle and I don't have a…