Pros:- size!- works and pumps everythingCons:- as usual, the noiseAll in all, I highly recommend this portable pump

This is the ideal air pump to keep in my bike basket cause of it's size. It's easy to use and it works great. I'd recommend it.

Lovely pump, nicely presented with various adaptors for other inflatables such as balls and not just tyres.I've only used it for 29 er mountain bike tyres and probably took a bit more than 3 minutes. it's is much slower than using a full size hand pump but then it is a lot smaller.

This tiny electric bike pump is absolutely nuts. It pumps my bike tyres almost as fast as pump that are 5 times it's size. I continue to be totally amazed by the efficiency of this pump.Not only does it pump your tyre quickly but you don't really need to carry additional accessories if you need either use schrader or preta valves.Given its' size it it so easy to take this pump along for any ride, safe in the knowledge that you can depend on this in case of emergency.

This pump is a powerhouse. USB charged electronics can sometimes want for power but this thing stores a punch. Pumps hybrid bike tires to 50 PSI in seconds. I stop it early because the tire gets rock hard and at the rate this goes I don't want to blow past my target pressure. The 'tube' they call it or the extension piece that has the built in Schrader screw-on at one end, screws directly into the pump unit on the other end. Easy quick assembly with what feels like good solid threading. Extension piece is just long enough to access the tire valve and hold the unit. And... yes, also screwed smoothly and quickly onto the tire valve!This pump is not 'mini' as in its title, at least by my understanding of what mini is from road bike perspective. It is bit chunky and heavy too. But they also say 'electric bike pump' and that makes more sense. Those bikes are generally heavier, the tires are larger so its more important the pump is robust enough rather than slim and light.It is noisy, vibrates strongly (you know you are holding a pump) when operating and does get hot with bigger jobs which apparently is normal for this unit. Still raises bit of anxiety about how long it will hold up. On the other hand the power and sureness with which it gets the job done makes me give it the benefit of the doubt for lasting. It comes with 1 year warranty.The tiny written directions I thought were clear enough and just adequate to use correctly. The buttons on unit are simple and clear for operation. Have not done enough tires to more then dent the battery capacity... will report back. Overall for power assist bikes and fleet or pit stop services - anywhere you don't need to pack small and light- this unit seems more then capable.

so it took me a little time once I got this to actually take the time to test it out. When I finally did-wow -I am impressed. I made sure it was fully charged and i pulled out a new inner tube (presta valve) made sure i had it attached correctly and turned it on and -WOW - I wasn't expecting such a small item thing to inflate so quickly! This thing will be of great value in the seat pack for sure! No more hoping the CO2 cartridge and valve work - and this thing is small and cubic in shape so it is pretty economic on space on the pack. this is a great little thing to have for suresmall update:- I still think this thing is awesome, with one caveat- if you are trying to push to full those 90-120PSI tires this may not be the whole answer. This thing works great up to 55ish, struggles a bit to about 75 and i didn't want to push further. Still great to carry though- for MTB will be perfect, and for road tires, you'll quickly get your first 55- and save labor and have to finish it off with a hand pump or cartridge- or if you just need enough to "get you home" at 55-75 psi...

This is one of those things that will be very disappointing to someone with misaligned expectations. It's a super tiny tire inflator, that puts out a ton of pressure, and has a super small battery. It's never going to perform like the bigger models. It doesn't have to though.I use this on my touring ebike for daily commuting. It has just enough battery capacity to top off both of my 700Cx35mm tires every day. I've even fully inflated both tires when changing them out, on a single charge. It's fast, easy to use, and good value for money compared to a CO2 inflator with disposable cartridges.Read the instructions and break it in. The first time I used it, the battery life was pathetic. I happen to know that motors and batteries need to be cycled a few times to break them in and that it's possible that the battery life can increase slightly. That was actually the case here. Just use it a few times, manage your expectations, and charge it up after use. I recommend letting it cool down after use and before charging. It will get very hot, so the silicone cover is a great addition.I do really enjoy this and it makes it super easy to make sure my tires are inflated before every ride. I'm very hesitant to use my manual pump, but this is so convenient that I actually use it.

This is an amazing little pump to take on the road with you. It works great, and is simple to use (set the pressure and hit start). And the light weight means you can even take it with you on your road bike.The only thing it doesn't excel at (because of its diminutive size) is fat-tire bikes, which because of their high volume, really give this pump a workout. Because fat tire bikes aren't as "svelte" as their road-going cousins (or even slimmer tired mountain bikes), I don't really recommend a "mini-pump" like this for fat-tire bikes, I recommend going with something a bit bigger. I've had mini pumps run out of juice on me when fighting a flat while trying to limp home on my fat tire bike, so I generally recommend bigger pumps for those folks.If you're in the market for a mini pump, this one works great for the money. 4 stars.

First thing I noticed was how solidly built this thing feels. It’s got a bit of weight to it, which may be a pro for the build quality, but possibly a con for carrying it around. It really isn’t that exhaustively heavy, but it’s just something to consider. I don’t know that it’s something you would want to stick in your pocket despite its small size, but it’s great for a pouch or a backpack. It charges via a USB-C cable, which is convenient since most products charge this way now, however this does come with a charging cable. It seems to hold its charge when not used, however, I’m not sure how many times you can use it before the charge dies as I haven’t used it that often. It’s obviously great for if you need it when you’re out and about or even if you’re just using it at home. You can also set the PSI so that it stops at your desired tire pressure. This is definitely for a smaller tires and I wouldn’t say this is something you would want to use for an ATV or anything bigger, but great for bikes and scooters. The convenience of not having to manually pump, to get the exact pressure you want, and that it is small and portable are the standout features here. And as I said, I’m impressed with the build quality.

Wanted to have something that was compact that can be carried with me on my bike rides. I rarely need air while out for rides but it’s nice to know I have the luxury of just topping off the air whenever needed. It’s the perfect size. Fits in the palm of my hand. I do have slightly bigger than average hand though. I love the digital screen. Very easy to operate. I like the silicone case that covers the pump to help protect your hands as the pump can get warm/hot when being used….although, I haven’t had this problem yet. Maybe if you are filling up a tire that is completely flat. It is a little loud but I wouldn’t expect an air pump to be quiet. I have an air pump for my car tires and that one is pretty loud. Comes with attachment to suit your needs whether it’s for an presta valve or schrader valve. Overall, such a great device to have as a bike rider.

In meinen Rezensionen konzentriere ich mich auf Aspekte, die nicht bereits in der Artikelbeschreibung erwähnt sind. Ich gehe nur auf die Produktbeschreibung ein, wenn etwas dort Aufgeführtes nicht den Tatsachen entspricht oder davon abweicht.Sollten im Nachhinein Mängel, Beanstandungen oder Fehler auftauchen, werde ich meine Rezension entsprechend anpassen und auch die Sternebewertung ändern.Die meisten Artikel wurden mir kostenlos von Amazon zum Testen zur Verfügung gestellt, wofür ich jedoch trotzdem Steuern abführen muss, ich versichere dennoch eine neutrale Bewertung.Die Lieferung erfolgte wie gewohnt schnell. Verpackung und Versand waren in Ordnung und gaben mir keinen Grund zur Beanstandung.Nun zum Produkt:Diese elektrische Mini-Fahrradpumpe ist die Lösung für alle, die auf längeren Touren oder im Campingurlaub gerne mal den Luftdruck ihrer Reifen oder Bälle überprüfen möchten – ohne die Sperrigkeit einer großen Standpumpe mit sich herumzuschleppen. Sie ist unglaublich kompakt und nimmt kaum Platz im Rucksack oder im Camper ein. Meine Tochter und mein Schwiegersohn sind leidenschaftliche Radfahrer und auch viel mit dem Campingbus unterwegs, und sie waren sehr begeistert, als sie die Pumpe zu Weihnachten ausgepackt haben.Lieferumfang und erster Eindruck:Die Pumpe kommt mit allem, was man braucht: eine Silikonhülle, eine Kugelnadel (für Bälle), ein Ladekabel und ein Adapter für Presta- sowie Schrader-Ventile.Das Gerät wird vorgeladen geliefert, was bedeutet, dass man es direkt nach dem Auspacken ausprobieren kann. Ich habe es vor dem Verschenken noch einmal voll aufgeladen, damit sie es sofort benutzen konnten. Das ist besonders praktisch, wenn man auf Reisen nicht lange warten möchte.Funktionalität:Die Pumpe erreicht einen Luftdruck von bis zu 150 PSI – mehr als genug für alle Arten von Fahrradreifen, Bällen oder auch Campingausrüstungen. Das Display zeigt den aktuellen Druck an und lässt sich bequem einstellen, um den gewünschten Wert zu erreichen.Besonders hervorzuheben ist die automatische Abschaltfunktion, die dafür sorgt, dass die Pumpe stoppt, sobald der eingestellte Druck erreicht ist – das ist nicht nur praktisch, sondern auch sicher, da man sich so keine Sorgen um Überdruck machen muss.Mit einer maximalen Leistung von 150 PSI ist sie auch für Rennräder und Mountainbikes geeignet und schafft es, einen Reifen in weniger als 80 Sekunden (für 700x25c Reifen) aufzupumpen – das ist wirklich schnell, und man muss nicht lange warten!Verarbeitung und Handhabung:Die Pumpe fühlt sich robust und hochwertig an. Sie ist aus einer Aluminiumlegierung in Flugzeugqualität gefertigt und sehr stabil.Mit einem Gewicht von nur 400 g ist sie perfekt für den einhändigen Gebrauch geeignet. Das digitale Manometer ist gut ablesbar, und die Pumpe lässt sich mühelos bedienen, auch für Anfänger.Der Einsatz als mobile Pumpe für den Rucksack oder die Fahrradtasche ist hervorragend durchdacht: Sie ist klein, leicht und wird durch die Silikonhülle zusätzlich geschützt.Praktische Anwendung:Das praktische LED-Display zeigt den PSI/Bar-Wert deutlich an, sodass man immer den Überblick über den Reifendruck behält.Besonders in der dunklen Jahreszeit oder bei Nachtfahrten kann sich die Pumpe als äußerst nützlich erwiesen, da der Bildschirm auch bei schwachem Licht - gerade beim Campen - gut abzulesen ist.Fazit:Für den Preis von rund 60 € erhält man eine hochwertige, kompakte und schnelle Pumpe, die perfekt für Fahrrad- und Campingbegeisterte ist. Sie ist super praktisch, leicht und schnell – eine ideale Ergänzung für jede Fahrradtour oder Campingreise. Die Verarbeitung ist hochwertig, und die automatische Abschaltfunktion sorgt für zusätzliche Sicherheit.Ich kann diese Pumpe im Namen meiner Kinder absolut empfehlen – besonders für alle, die viel unterwegs sind und nicht auf eine funktionale und kompakte Lösung verzichten wollen.5 Sterne! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐