I’m quite impressed with this inflator. It’s compact, easy to store in the car boot, and does exactly what you’d hope for when you find yourself with a soft tyre at an inconvenient time, which, let’s face it, is the only time they go soft.The interface is simple to navigate, with a clear display and a sensible layout. You can set your desired pressure, press start, and then leave it to do its thing. It shuts off automatically once it hits the target, which avoids any overinflating.Build-wise, it’s very solid. It feels quite premium. The inclusion of a torch and an emergency light is great and the fact that it can also charge your phone is very handy indeed. Something that will be very useful on long trips.Noise-wise, it’s on the louder side, as most inflators are, though not outrageously so.Price-wise, it may seem a little steep compared to some others out there, but the convenience, portability, and extra features do help justify it.A useful and reliable bit of kit to keep in the car.

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I like this pump the first thing you notice there's a fair bit of weight to it easy to hold very easy to charge you don't get the longest cable but it's the standard USB and cNice little instruction leaflet nothing fancy comprehensive good graphics easy to follow and understandComes with a range of valves adapters and the big tire adapter which you simply is just screw into the top end of the pumpVery easy to control simple on button in the centre of the front face short press and it shows the LED display if you use the bottom button you can rotate between the type of pump adapter you're using so for car you would shows a car for motorbike shows and motorbike once you have that you then old button down and then it changes from bar to psi once you have the PSI which I use you can then use the plus and minus button to set the level that you want to inflate to brilliant then it's a simple on button again to get going very easy compactThe only downside for me is that you have to hold it while you're pumping up whichever tyre you are using it onPrice point is quite high but this is a compact pump that I like and I can place into my side door in the car away from the boot making it very easy to use component

In general terms, I really like powered tyre inflators. But there are a couple of annoying quirks with this particular model.Overall, it does the job well. It has a 6000mAh battery, and is a multifunctional device. It's essentially designed to be either kept at home or in the back of the car for those times when you have something with low pressure and don't want to be using a foot-pump or track-pump to inflate it.At nearly 600g including accessories, this isn't something you want to carry on your person (it's definitely not a small device that a cyclist might carry in their jersey pocket). It's also quite large.The inflator comes with adaptors for bicycles, inflatable toys, balls and boats (e.g. SUP). The controls are relatively simple. There are modes for cars, motorbikes, bicycles and balls, as well as "no mode" function. So you set the mode, and then use plus/minus keys to set the pressure you want. The device defaults to Bar, but other measures like Psi can be used. Then press the power button and the inflator will inflate to that pressure and then cut out. There's also a short hose you can use, essential if you don't want heat to transfer to the thing you're inflating (e.g. TPU inner tubes).The inflator has a built-in light, with white light and red flashing light options. But the LED isn't very bright, so I'm not sure how useful it'd be in an emergency. It also has a USB-A port that can be used to charge other devices (e.g. phones). The device itself is powered via a USB-C port and a short USB-A to USB-C cable is included alongside a carry bag for everything.There are three issues that I found with the inflator:- It doesn't always remember your previous settings. If you set it to bicycle mode and 40 Psi, it will revert to car mode and Bar measurements when you next turn it on. "No mode" on the other hand, it seems to remember. Inconsistent and odd.- The modes are actually very limiting. Specifically with bicycle mode, the highest pressure you can set it to is 43 Psi. That's a decent pressure for a mountain bike or perhaps a gravel bike with tubeless tyres, but very low for road bikes. I would normally default to around 60-70 Psi for example. You can get around this by choosing "no mode", where you can set a maximum of 150 Psi (not sure what you'd want that much for!). But it's just a bit irritating that the specific mode for bicycles is set so low.- As another reviewer says, there's a high pitched noise when the device is on and in standby. It doesn't affect functionality, but it's just annoying.

This is a useful piece of kit for the car or garage. It is nice and easy to use with different units easily switchable and adapters for bikes and balls etc. It is very noisy as they all are and the adapter hose could be a bit longer but it does do the job when required. The light does help in the dark and it can be used to power your other devices if needed (and you have the right cables). It is still best to carry a wired pump in your vehicle as you don’t want to retrieve this from your boot in an emergency having forgotten to charge it. Seems very pricey at fifty-six pounds (with voucher applied) currently also, nearer £30 would be more like it.