Sunvook Tyre Inflator Air Compressor Digital Tyre Pump 12V 120W 150PSI Touch Screen Inflator with Larger Air Flow, 3 Nozzle Adaptors, LED Light for Car SUV Basketballs Inflatables Bicycles

Great little produce and a lot smaller than I thought it would be.Easy to use with a clear display. You simply set your desired tyre pressure with the + or - key and press the start button. It automatically stops at half a psi above the selected pressure. I quite like this as it no doubt compensates for that tiny amount of air you lose when you remove the pipe from the valve.It was as noisy as expected and I thought the tube from the device to the tyre could do with being a bit longer, you have to stand the pump on its end if the valve is at the top of the tyre in order to reach.The + and - buttons seem cheap in that they are just the flat type that always seem to pack up after a while. You know the sort that you end up trying to press with your finger nails or something similar when it wears out (no such problem yet though)The pipe housing is awkward as it’s just a hole in the end of the compressor that you stuff it into and it’s not particularly friendly.I would have liked to see a little storage bag to just keep it all tidy and together in the boot of the car but sadly not.For the price it’s actually really good and unless you use it 5 times a day I’m sure it’s little faults won’t get in the way. I have nothing to compare it’s accuracy with but seems pretty close to the mark.

Well I've used it once, and it did what it claims to do, but when you unpack it, you have to say to yourself, "well it was only cheap" It is light, it is compact and the use of yellow and black plastic does give it the appearance of being smart, but it is all just the venire. Small and light mean that the working bits inside are probably not up to much, and it will take a few minutes to add 5 psi to a tire. Again, it has a digital display, and they used that as a selling point, but how accurate could any gauge be at this price point? So you select your 30psi and hope for the best. The shape of the tires seemed OK when done, so it is not stupidly out, but I could do with a pressure gauge to see how good it is. Another quibble is the power lead. Ther adapter that plugs into the car cigarette lighter is solid enough but the cable is thin, and a bit on the short side, and you need to keep unplugging it and plugging it back in to reach the next tire, but again, what can you expect at this price? The final design weakness is how the inflator tune is "stuffed" inside a slot on the back. It is the case of shoving it back inside once done and hoping that you are not damaging it. It keeps the lines clean, but it is a cheap and poor solution.Summing up, it worked, but I don't expect it to be working far into the future. I rolled the dice and I give it a 3 star "Meh" It was my first one ever, previously sticking to well-engineered foot-pumps, and after this goes to the scrap-yard in the sky, I now have a better idea of what I will look for in my next purchase. But I won't give up on the little fella just yet, he may surprise me for some time to come.

This is a much more accurate pump than the old footpump I've been using for decades.I've had a few issues with tyre pressure monitors not clearing and now I know why!Positives are that it's accurate, light and small enough to keep in the car. It's relatively quick at adding a few extra psi to the pressure but I've not tried inflating a tyre from flat.Negative points are that the valve feels a little flimsy and is awkward to attach to the tyre valve at a good angle. Also, the power lead could do with being a metre longer to make it a comfortable reach to the back tyre. I don't mean it should be long enough to reach around the car but at least long enough to reach both tyres on each side easily.Other than the above it's pretty good for the money.

This inflator is quite big, about a foot tall and weighs about the same as a standard bag of sugar. So not too big and not very heavy. It's certainly not a flimsy, badly made piece of kit. It feels quality. I find it easily portable with a sturdy carry handle and has a handy, bright LED light should the worst happen to my tyre at the side of a road at night. It plugs into my car cigarette lighter and the cable reaches easily to each of my four tyres. After turning on my engine, I use the LED display to easily set my desired PSI which is 30. Connect the valve and press start; it's really that easy. It automatically stops when the inflator reaches my pre-set pressure of 30PSI. As long as none of your tyres are flat to begin with, it's easily able to do all four tyres without needing to let it cool down. Only took about a minute for each of my four tyres. I haven't checked its accuracy but my car does feel easier to drive and handles better. I am well happy. Good value in my eyes. Still works well and I do recommend it.

I bought this just over a year ago as I had 2 slow punctures.It has been used fairly frequently by both me and also my husband has used it for our ride-on mower and his own car.Simple to use, lightweight, accurate as far as I could tell, and relatively quick.However, it has since stopped working. The display is on, but it shows 300+ PSI in a tyre that takes 33 and is currently a little flat, and when the 'on' button is pressed to inflate, nothing happens. No amount of fiddling with it has worked so far, and so I can only assume it's given up.If you don't mind that it has a short life, then this is actually a good product at a reasonable price.Now, I'm just off to order something that might last a little longer...

Bought to replace a previous compressor. Liked the fact it was lightweight, could inflate to 150 psi, and was quite small.The only problem is the length of the high pressure hose. If the compressor is on the ground and the tyre valve is at the top of the tyre (18 inch wheel), then the hose is not long enough to allow the compressor to lie flat. Another 2 inches and it would have been perfect, but loses a star for this.It is not a high speed unit but only takes about 3.5 minutes to inflate an 18 inch tyre from flat to 32 psi, so is more than adequate.