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John Bo
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2025
Fast delivery, easy set up and use, works well
Cdwill
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2025
Everyone should have one of these
JustAReview
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2025
The photos are accurate. No issue there. Price wise, it comes in on the lower range of the cost for these portables. There are tons of them on the market. I used this one on a 16 inch small truck tire and was able to get from 11 pounds to 32 pounds in just under 7 minutes per tire. Unfortunately, the unit did get pretty hot at each tire so I had to wait for cooldown between tires. I still had battery but the unit was running hot.I personally didn’t have a problem with learning the controls. Might be because this isn’t my first portable and they pretty much all operate the same.The case is rugged and will fit well in a trunk or the back of a truck. It comes with the normal accessories. Nothing special, nothing extra. But the accessories are there. What I don’t know and won’t know for a while is how long the battery will last in the trunk. As an example, a different unit I have for off-roading was stored in the freezer for 9 months and still had 100 percent battery. That is the key to these units. Will they be ready when you need them? I won’t know that for 9 more months. But the unit is currently in the freezer.Due to how hot this unit had gotten on only one tire, I would say this is good for that emergency tire fill but it not really intended to be a workhorse like you would want for off roading. With off-roading, you air down and up all 4 tires on every trip. With the heat produced by this unit I’m not sure I would depend on it. Besides, I don’t want to wait for cool down between each tire. But if you are on a road trip and have a leaky tire, this could save you from being stranded on a long dark highway with no service for the next 100 miles.4 stars. I don’t like the heat being produced but a good emergency unit.
Skree
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2025
This thing is great. I already have a separate jump pack and wireless tire inflator so using it was easy for me. I didn't even need the instructions. Using it to jump a car battery is as easy as attaching the cable to the device, attach to car battery and start the car. I have a project car that's been sitting for well over a month where the temperature has been freezing and below pretty much everyday. Needless to say, the battery was weak. I hooked this up to the battery and the car started right up.What really impressed me was the air pump. I have gone through a few of those wireless air pumps. Most of them have terrible battery life and are very slow to fill a tire. I had one where it would die topping up two tires. It took me three tries to finally find one with decent battery life. The pressure gauge on that one stopped working and is why I ended up getting this one. Seeing as this device has a huge battery (51.8Wh), it'll last much longer. If someone is looking for a wireless tire pump, I'm going to recommend one of these 2 in 1's even if they have no interest in the jump starting feature just for the battery life alone. I also noticed it inflates quicker too. I inflated a 245/50R17 size tire from 28 psi to 33 psi in about a minute. That's pretty good for a little battery powered pump. There are four different presets and one custom that you can have read as psi, kpa or bar. What's good is you can set any of the presets to where you want and they will stay that way. My old tire pump would reset the numbers and the measurement to bar every time it was powered off (aside from the custom one).Other features this has is a light and a usb-a port so you can charge a phone or power another device. The light is actually bright enough to be used as a flashlight. My other jump pack and tire pumps do have a light but I wouldn't call them a flashlight. They were just bright enough to be able to see what you are doing in the dark. The usb-a has an output of 5V-3A, 9V-2A and 12V-1.5A. The usb-c used for charging has an input 5V-2A and 9V-2A. You also get a nice zippered, semi rigid case that holds the device and all it's accessories.My one and only (very minor) con is that the air hose is shorter than I'd like. Luckily for me, the air hose that came with my old pump is longer so I can just use it with this one. You can also buy a longer air hose for cheap here on Amazon if you find this one to be too short.I'm a big fan of this. Instead of having two separate devices in my trunk, I now only need the one. I got rid of my broken tire pump and put my other jump pack in the trunk of my wife's car. I can 100% give this my recommendation. It's one of those items that you'll be really glad to have if/when a situation arises that you need it.
IDVRider
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2025
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