Customer Reviews for VEVOR Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor, 7800mAh Battery Electric Air Pump, 2X Faster 160PSI Cordless Smart Air Pump with LCD Pressure Gauge, LED Light for Cars, E-Bikes, Motorcycles, Balls

This is a great pump. Small, holds a decent charge, and inflates within 1 minute to your desired PSI (tested on a bicycle). Has an LED light you can turn on or off so if you're in low light or night situations, you should be able to easily see what you're doing. It does have options for motorcycle, car, and sports balls. I would say probably two or three sets of bike tires it can get through before needing to recharge. It's loud, also. It's an air compressor, you have to expect that. Kinda wish it could reverse charge something else from its USB port. That turns it into an emergency power kit vs just being an air compressor.

I wanted to try a portable bike, motorcycle, scooter tire inflator. Let's check out this one by VEVOR. (+) Relatively lightweight at ~1 lb. 0.6 oz (471g) with hose attachment and pouch. Charged up using the included USB-C to USB-A cable in about 1.5 hrs. Adequately bright, built-in LED for lighting up the object being inflated. Contents: electric inflator, 2 inflation hoses (1 spare with pressure relief collar), Presta valve adapter and ball inflation needle, nylon pouch, and charging cable. Auto shut-off. Simple to use: choose different modes for inflating objects: Car, motorcycle, bicycle, ball, custom; set the pressure in PSI (or Bar, kPa, kg/cm³), press start to inflate to preset air pressure. Built-in inflation hose storage compartment. Pumped up my road bike tires to 100 PSI from ~10 PSI in about 1 min. each. (-) A bit bulky at 6.2\" x 2.4\" x 1.7\" ~ the size of a very thick phone or walkie-talkie. At only 1 lb., it's still heavier than a bike frame pump or a CO² inflator with cartridge. A bit loud. Overall: Convenient alternative to frame pump or CO² inflator but takes longer to inflate tires. I can usually, manually inflate a road bike tire in about 30s but that requires manual effort. Too bulky and heavy for a jersey pocket. I would either carry this inflator in a backpack or large seat bag.