Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor, 3X Faster Air Compressor with Digital Pressure Gauge, 180 PSI Portable Air Pump for Cars, Motorcycles, Bicycles, Balls and More(Black)

A little about me that may be super weird. I hate paying any amount to go to these public air compressors, get out my pressure gauge, pay the $0.50 and have to work with that filthy air tube around my car and go around to all my tires. So sick of it. I had bought one of these mini compressors for my wife a while ago to keep in her car just in case she needed a USB charger and also to fill her tires in case of a flat. I got tired of asking to use it for my own car so ended up buying my own. Just used it and thought I would review. Overall this thing works great, just set and forget the pressure you want your tire to be at, screw in the tube and hit go. Auto shuts off when the pressure is right and boom, you're done. I will say it does take a bit of time to fill a tire but still so much better than moving around a huge hose. Does the job, nice and compact and yes, it will also charge your phone. Good all around and worth the money

worked as advertised. having never owned one, this mini sounds just like an air compressor, because it is.

Has gotten me out of a jam a time or two. Never need to search for a gas station or coins again. Reliable and easy to use.

I ordered this because I wanted a cordless one. It's easy to use and faster than the corded one I have. Cold weather had all of my tires down to about 27 psi, and after filling all four up to 35 psi, the battery was only down to 2/3 of a charge. It's been a few weeks in storage and the battery is still holding at 2/3. It's small, lightweight and can be used plugged in if the battery isn't charged.

So many to pick from. After reading reviews and what the product does and offers, decided to go with this unit. Got it and had to use it on all 4 tires on suv in the Wisconsin weather. It did not come fully charged but I went ahead and used it right away. Fully inflated all 4 tires with the little charge it had. One week later, inflated two tires on my utility trailer with and atv on it.

I have already had an issue with a product similar to this, likely from the same megafactory they all come from in China. This product worked OK just once. The second time I tried to use it, complete junk. The hose refused to make a good connection and would just hiss, expelling air from the tire. Surely you could just start it up and, while inefficient, the air would eventually surpass the expel of it? Right? No. Starting up the device pushes the PSI reading to something ridiculous like 80-90+, whereby the tire is actually only 30. Defective sensor. Not a problem, a one second reading of that number shouldn't shut it off should it? It does, the device refuses to pump air. Even if the reading on the display is something under the limit, it will do the same thing. Presumably reading something unreasonable. The best part? This happened in less than 4 months of ownership, but greater than 3 months. This means the return window expired, how convenient. You will not get a return or refund, you will be SOL. Contacting the seller is sketchy at best, they ask for tons of information via a jpeg image and are not clear about why they are asking for so much information. News flash, if you are needing this to work in an emergency, you aren't going to want ANOTHER of the same JUNK product that stopped working after less than 4 months and only being used ONCE. Amazon should do better to ensure products like these never make it to their store front. What do you expect though? They don't care.

It was easy to use. Just hold the power button for 3 second, then it turn on. You can charging at home before to use. Small size, just put in car in case of emergency.

This is much better than I expected. I've used it to jump-start my lawn tractor several times and one on a car. In each case there was no waiting involved - as soon as I attached it they started right up. I thought with the car, at least, it would take a few minutes, but it started instantly. I used air compressor once. It had just enough power to top off all four tires on my Jeep. (My tires aren't huge, but certainly bigger than an average car's.) On the third tire it shut down to prevent overheating, but after a couple of minutes it had cooled down and finished the job. I was VERY impressed with how quickly it worked - I have an older compressor that took ten to twelve minutes per tire - this did each tire in roughly two minutes. The case is nice and is sturdy enough to protect the device as it bumps and bangs around in your trunk. The market seems to be flooded with these things at all wildly different price points and I bought the cheapest one I could find (I paid $25 on sale). I don't know why some others are so expensive when this did exactly what the description claimed at a fraction of price.