Beaspire Digital Tyre Inflator,150 PSI Electric Tyre Pump Air Compressor Digital Car Tyre Pump Portable with Adapter Set and LED Light for Car Mountain/Road Bike Balls Swimming Rings Toys

Seems like a well built product, the plastic feels solid, I've dismounted the battery unit (you can separate it from the "main" unit, to charge it) and internally it shows signs of good electronic design. Circuits and boards are well done, and the battery can be replaced as it's attached with a plug-in connector.The three LEDs that indicate the status of the battery are useful too, and it comes with a nice bag where you can store it with its accessories while keeping it in your glovebox/boot.The display is bright, the torch is a nice addition (as the USB port for charging mobile phones) and it's dead easy to use. Just press + or - to set the pressure, start button, and wait. It will turn off once the set pressure is reached.

Easy to use. I bought this as I needed it for inflating a motorcycle tyre in case of punctures and needed something to inflate after repairing. Just so happened I had a puncture and went to pump the tyre up from flat. The fully charged battery just about managed to inflate the tyre fully to 42psi and at that point was flashing low battery. I think it would have been fine for a partially deflated tyre. It did take quite a few minutes to inflate from flat mind, but at least I wasn't manually pumping away. At the end of the inflation it did started to smell of burning, but that's probably due to the amount of time it was in constant use. This would be handy on tour if you just need to plug a puncture and reinflate to pressure levels.

Just used this for race morning of a triathlon, worked perfectly pumping up both mine & my wife’s tyres to 80 & 70psi respectively. Still enough charge to do another couple of tyres & it fits my HED disc wheel. Does exactly what I bought it for, great value & easy to use. Not sure about accuracy as you go lower on pressures, 80psi & above all matches my track pumps but lower than that that and it was reading a bit low, all I did was make a note of what my track pump (I know this is accurate) read at the lower pressure & inflated to a few psi more. Eg, electric pump read 70psi, track pump read 65 so I inflated to 75 on the electric pump at that gave me 70 on the track pump...... simples👍

Bought as a gift. Unfortunately first time used it was dropped still in its bag, however the casing cracked so not very robust and as bought to go on a mountain bike doesn't do the job.

Good compact air compressor/pump. Brought it for my bike and has was very user friendly. Pumped up to 90kpi with ease. Easy to operate and comes with all the adaptors required to pump balls and various tyres. I've tested it on a football and it easily pumped it up. Unsure of battery life as I've only used it to pump up smaller items with no battery issues.Handy detachable battery which also serves as a 1000mAh battery pack.

The media could not be loaded. It's NOT cheap and flimsy. It feels good looks good deffo put a smile on my face when I opened it. Came on time.Not working. It did turn on then the blue light turned off. It has a burning smell to it. Looks like I will be returning this product.

The media could not be loaded. I had a manual pump before this but it broken therefore thought of getting the digital pump instead to compare the user experience.Pros of the digital pump:1) Portable2) Durable3) Comes with a pouch for easy storage4) Quick inflation with psi indication5) Device operated, no need to pump manuallyCons:You must ensure the digital inflator/pump is battery fully charged, it is USB operated, not using the physical battery. So pre-charged the digital inflator is highly recommended.

It's ok for a top-up of a few PSI but you wouldn't want to inflate a flat tyre, it is far too slow and I doubt the battery would last. You need to keep it charged after each use. Even for bikes it is far slower than using a foot-pump or track pump.The LED light on mine does nothing, not sure when it is meant to come on but int never does.When used for any period the pipe fittings also get very hot, far hotter than any other pump I have used before.