💨 Texsport Electric Air Pump: Powerful Inflation and Deflation with AC Power or 12V Car Charger Review

Exactly as described and I like the pump down function - time saver. Given the low price, I just hope it lasts at least a few years.

I found it doesn't hold a charge very long which is very frustrating. Not sure how long it took to charge but never saw if the wireless action would work. Bought this along with a Kamp Rite self-inflating air mattress to deflate after use. Worked great and fast when plugged in for a pre-ride test run.

together with two air mattresses without built-in pumps. (What do you do with these mattresses when the built-in pump breaks?) It comes with a variety of attachments for different sizes. I've only used this twice. Someday. So he quickly inflated a pair of Coleman air mattresses. It's noisy, but you won't find a cheap one that doesn't make noise. Nobody is deaf, so all is well.

This is a good product, much better than the one that runs on batteries. Why? Because it always works when you need it, you don't have to wait all day for the battery to charge, just plug in and go. Good for unexpected uses where the old one didn't work because the battery died after a year of idling. This always works! The plastic connectors on the adapter are very tight and difficult to separate, but that's not a problem.

I use this electric pump for my Coleman airbag. The product comes with 3 different heads, suitable for different airbag valves. I can blow air in beds of different brands. It's nice. In addition, this pump can run on 12V car power, so I can use it when I'm camping outside. The air output of the pump is suitable for inflatable cushions or pool toys. It's good enough for me. For higher filling pressures, e.g. B. on an inflatable boat, this pump may not be strong enough.

Pros: - Better than batteries which eventually run out - Car power adapter included. - low price. The only big disadvantage: I have an air mattress that needs a more powerful pump because its valve doesn't seal. Perhaps this is done to prevent excessive inflation. The problem is that Texsport doesn't deliver the necessary power. The mattress sagged even after the pump did its best. I settled on a double-acting hand pump, which works much better (but I had to use a bottle to make the seal).

Works well and looks reliable! I've inflated my double airbed 3 times with a car adapter while camping and twice with a wall adapter at a friend's. Both work great! If like me you are considering this for camping (with a car) but still want to inflate a mattress indoors then this really is the best product for the price. I'm glad I didn't go the battery route, as air pump batteries cost about the same as the pump itself and often need to be replaced. It doesn't bother or bother and seems like…