Is this a snazzy looking gadget? Yes. Is it so snazzy you could show off making up stuff it can do? Yes. Can it fit anywhere and looks tough enough to travel? Yes. Might this save your butt one day in a crisis? Possible. You're gonna need that crisis to pan out over an hour or two. Now again, this appears to be a very snazzy, well built Supertransfabulator, and it comes with attachments as all good Supertransfabulators should but what it doesn't appear to come with is speed.I charged this up initially, overnight. I fell asleep waiting so I can't tell you how long that took! Employing as a PowerBank I charged my iPhone via the USB-A port, reclaiming 25% phone capacity after about 15 minutes charging. I then inflated my car tires, 20 inch wheels all needing about 3 lbs each. Inflating the first tire with exactly 2.7 lbs took almost 2 minutes. The ad claims 1 tire per minute! The other three tires all took 2-3 minutes each. Long enough to sneak a puff on a cigarette during them all. So yes it works but if you're relying on this to inflate your tires in time to escape the Zombie flesh eating hoards... you're gonna die!After phone charging and tires inflating the battery indicated 25% depletion so I set about charging it up. It can't be used while charging. For two hours the Supertransfabulator flashed 4 bars but never solid. After 1 hour I was already thinking, this can't be...an hour later and not even 25%! At two hours I unplugged and replugged and the bars stopped flashing with 4 solids. I therefore have no idea how long it took to charge up 25% but I do know that 1 lb per minute inflation rates have never been considered impressive, especially in a crisis scenario like spontaneous Zombie attacks.The air hose is too short. It's good enough if the valve is at the bottom of the wheel but too short to reach the ground otherwise. That leaves one holding it for many moons or resting it on top of the tire, from which it will easily vibrate itself off. The hose provided is certainly good quality, and the tire valve lever system is strong. Next version just add another 12-18 inches please.Shy of its shortcomings it does appear well-built. It's certainly finished very nicely (it looks even better in real life than the ads) and the controls are excellent. When inflating different modes have default PSI values - I discovered what you last set IS the new default! That's actually sort of handy if largely topping up your own tires every few weeks. Quick +/- adjust if not. And maybe it's in that non-crisis place this will truly have value, making wee regular top-ups like oil and windshield washer fluid. A few pounds now and then... 15 minutes in the driveway... chance to say hello to Fred next door while you lounge in the sun. All the while also charging your phone. Time to kill... this is your inflator/powerbank. Don';t want to be eaten by Zombie hoards... this is not your friend.

I used this pump to inflate 4 truck tires from 28 PSI - 33 PSI and it was able to inflate all four tires on one charge with the battery saying battery low on the final tire. It advertises that it can inflate your tire in one minute, that was not our experience with the truck it took about 2.5-3 minutes per tire. In an emergency I think you would have no issue inflating a tire. I plan to use this to inflate my tires when I swap winters and summers and I think it'll be percent for that. Overall I would recommend.

Seems to work well. I've used it several times to air up bike tires and wagon tires and it's worked perfect. The auto system seems to be pretty accurate. I set the pressure I want start it up and it shuts off when it reaches the preset pressure. Just for kicks I checked it a couple times with a separate digital pressure guage and it was spot on.I don't know about a car or truck tire, but everything else was brought up to pressure surprisingly fast. Bonus it's small enough to fit in a glove box or my center console for road trips.

This tire inflator is a game-changer. It will save you a trip to the gas station to pay for air. This device can air up several truck tires easily. The unit is compact and stores well in a center console or glove box. This is great for when you are in remote areas or when you have a flat in the garage. The unit charges up fast, and you can set the tire pressure to not overinflate. The device came precharged and they included a charging cord. This would be a great gift on holidays!

This compressor is great for not only pumping up your car tires, but can be used for you bike, motorcycle, or sports equipment with the included adapters. It is small and rechargeable and you can feel a good bit of air coming out when you turn it on. The nice thing is, you can set the amount of pressure you want to use for each of the 4 types of applications. It maintains the pressure you set it for, so you don't have to fiddle setting the pressure each time you turn it on. Plus, when it reaches the preset pressure, it automatically shuts off.It comes with a detachable hose, accessories, USB-C input and charging cable (no charger but any 5V phone charger works) and a nice carry bag. There is also a USB-A output port to be able to use it as a charging brick for your phone.For the quality, features and price, I recommend it!

My only drawback with this is that it is really loud for being a little box. But so long as it's not next to your ear, it does a very good job at airing up all kinds of equpment and tires. I tried this on bike tires and it fired right up and filled up a flat in less than a minute. I suspect a car tire will take longer. but if you're in a jam, this should get you going again, pretty quick. Very easy to set pressures for whatever the set limit is, and when that limit is reached it shuts off immediately. You just have to remember to turn off the power when you put it in the little travel bag

It's compact and lightweight and does the job very well. You could keep this in small compartments or your backpack. The units can be changed using the 'U' button, and you can set your desired pressure using the '+' and '-' buttons. It comes with many nozzles, which makes this inflator applicable to most things requiring inflation. The flashlight option is a bit limited, as I've seen similar products that offer a red LED for emergencies, but that's just my preference.The auto stop function is great to have and I can just leave it while I go do something else. One downside is that it's loud but I've seen similar products with identical sound levels so I think this is just how inflators are. Trying to screw in the nozzle could be a hassle as it's not a slip rotation but rather you have to rotate the whole inflator tube. Otherwise, this is a very good deal for what it is.

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I have previously owned another portable tire inflator and this one has some significant improvements and is much more intuitive and easy to use and at a much better price. It deserves 5 stars and I highly recommend it.PROS:- nice small compact size easy to put in glove compartment or trunk, much smaller than others on the marketplace- a bag to keep all the parts together for storage so they don’t get lost- selection of ends for all your inflation needs: Presta vavle adapter, Tapered nozzle, Ball needle adapter, Air tube, even a Type-C charging cable- great price- Ease of use: simple intuitive buttons that make it easy to change between units KPA, PSI etc, and also to change between the type of item you are trying to fill (car, motorcycle, bicycle, toy)- simple icons that are easy to interpret (a car, a bicycle, a ball)- nice long 23” air tube which allows you to set the inflator on the ground and walk away while its inflating, my previous tire inflator tube was way too short and you had to hold it for the full time it was inflating- the readout shows both the desired pressure and the current pressure as it inflates- quick compared to other inflators I have used - it claims 6 PSI increase in a car tire in 1 minute- auto stop - it stops at the set pressure and shuts off allowing you to walk away while its inflates- can be used as a battery bank to charge cell phones, toys etc BUT the power must be turned on to workCONS:- the emergency light requires a long push on the “U” button which wasn’t obvious- the emergency light is limited if you are trying to use it as a flashlight in a pinch- to use as a battery bank the power must be turned “ON” to work- noisy - but most tire inflators are