🚴 CycPlus A5 Rechargeable Portable Air Compressor Tire Inflator Electric Pump 12V DC with Digital Gauge LCD Display Emergency LED Light Handheld 150PSI High Pressure for Car Bike and Other Inflatables Review

I really like this stylish, versatile device. It can be used to inflate a balloon up to car tires. I used it on my stroller with professional bike tires and it was all done in a few minutes. The inflator itself took about 20 minutes to fully charge. I love that it comes with a car charger so I can always be on the lookout for a flat tire. It totally exceeded my expectations

1. No pump accuracy, 35lbs on the pump, 38lbs on the other two gauges including information on the car dashboard. 2. The device information screen was very small and not very bright even though the device was fully charged. It's also difficult to read without a magnifying glass. 3. It was not easy to use, taking a long time to carry only 2 pounds. tire pressure. I had to stay in place for almost 5 minutes. Eventually he actually started deflating the tire instead of increasing it. However, this

Great little product! Easy to use. Easy to understand instructions. Inflated 4 very low bike tires in 7-8 minutes. Inflation time was about 90 seconds each from about 35psi to 110. Worked great and shut off at desired pressure every time. I don't know how it would work on a car tire, but I think it would be good to "up the pressure" or inflate a very low tire enough to get to the gas station with no problems. Durability. . . couldn't tell. But it seems that the product is quite reliable. I also

Recently, my front tire lost air, the tire dealer could not deal with it, I bought this air compressor in case something happens on the road, and what to do that in the morning after I got the Air Inflator A5, my tire went flat again and that was a good time to try it. It didn't take long for the device to fill the entire bus, we're talking about 2 minutes. It comes with a long car charger that you don't need when the compressor is fully charged, as well as other types of inflation heads so it…

Well, I drive a Specialized Fatboy with 26x4.6 tires. To say they take a little time to fill up once you get an apartment is an understatement. While I went tubeless and that solved the flat issues, I always ride with a full size tube and pump in my backpack. I wanted to replace the pump with something that can be used and put in a bag on the bike. so i got it Here's my take on it Compact design is great. Fits easily in my Aframe bag. The pump worked perfectly for me right out of the box. I…

I've used many blowers and the most common need is a power source - I need to plug in/turn on the car to inflate a bike tire, ball, etc. As we ride bikes more and more, it has become impractical to have access to a car to vent the bike. So I'm starting to look for one that can be portable - no need to plug it into a power source and small enough to carry around. That's when I came across cycplus. They have several models, originally I just wanted to buy for the bike and while researching I came

I bought this portable tire inflator to use primarily on bikes. Build quality looks good although I had my doubts about the Presta adapter which looked like it was plastic but actually has a metal threaded insert and has held up well so far. I've tried the pump at various pressures and it works as expected, although its main drawback is the inaccuracy of the pressure gauge. It pumps about 10% more than set. I tested this with three separate digital gauges, which surprisingly read the same +/…

I purchased this Revain CYCPLUS A5 Battery Operated Air Pump on 7th June 2109 primarily for our 2 bikes. Like some other reviews it worked, but I also found a (same) flaw in that my pump consistently showed a higher pressure than the pressure I had previously set it to. I wanted 80 psi and every time it read 90 to 92 psi. I checked the pressure several times on different bike tires, all with Schrader valve stems, using 3 different pressure gauges (2 mechanical and 1 digital). At least it was a…