Electric Air Pump, Quick-Fill Electric Rechargeable Inflator for Inflating/Deflating Inflatable Boat, Air Mattress, Swimming Ring, Inflated Toy, Yoga Ball,Boat (Cylinder)

The media could not be loaded.  I recently had a close friend come to stay with me for about a week, was very last minute so didn't have time to plan for what we'd need. Anyhoo, luckily I've got a blow up double mattress, it's nothing fancy but when its filled it's pretty damn comfy. The only problem was, it's foot pump was rather crap and after one night's hassle of the pair of us taking turns and almost an hours slogg later, the bed was "up" but wasn't nearly "firm enough" ... Oooh-err-missus!Obviously that's not good enough and considering that I'm housebound disabled with mobility and dexterity issues, we needed something "much more betterer" 😉 So I had a quick looksee on here for affordable, easy to use options, when I stumbled across this cute little pump in the "lightning deal" section - *Huzzah!* so not only would it arrive with prime delivery, which was definitely needed, it had a rather affordable price, especially so with the discount!A little over 24hrs later, this amazing little gadget arrived, just in time too as the bed was too soft and the foot pump had had it by then... It arrived in a small, well printed cardboard box, included inside were very easy to follow instructions, the pump, a USB lead to charge it, 4 hard plastic nozzle attachments and a large rubber attachment for deflating storage bags. The attachments and lead were in a resealable plastic bag, fantastic for keeping them altogether and dry.The pump arrived with half charge, so I plugged it in and it gained full charge in a little over an hour via a fast charge socket. On that one charge we inflated and deflated the double bed twice, which only took a little over 4 mins to inflate & a little over 2 mins to deflate. Once deflated, the mattress was flat as a pancake and so much easier to fold up that I managed to fold it smaller than before! I also put a lot of my winter clothing and the freshly laundered bedding into storage bags, all of which deflated damn quicky, again as flat as possible, making them far easier to pack away.By the time I'd finished using the pump, it still had half the battery charge available, meaning I should be able to get several more mattress inflations & deflations out of it, which I think is incredible for such a small, lightweight pump!As you can see from my video and pics, it easily fits in my slender mitts, it's lightweight, easy to handle and use, is fairly quiet and can easily have a chat while it's running without struggling to hear each other. The nozzle system is as straight forward as you can get, as they "twist & clip" into place, one end inflates, the other deflates. The storage bag nozzle slides onto the largest plastic nozzle and holds firm until it's removed. This really is an idiot proof gadget, even in my brain fogged state, I was able to quicky figure it out and put it to work.Add to that, that it charges via USB, means you can take it anywhere with you and you'll always have a way of charging it, making it far more user & travel friendly than those that have to be plugged into a power source to work, often limiting to either a domestic 3 pin, or cigarette lighter plug...I'd definitely recommend this Pumteck Electric Air Pump, it's ease of use and swift pumping action in such a small, handheld package is fantastic and can suit a variety of needs - heck, I'll even recommend it to all those creepy guys who message me online, cos the quicker they can "pump up their date" the quicker they'll leave me the heck alone, lol!

I am one of those Dads who has wasted hours of his life inflating kids padding pools, airbeds, large birthday balloons using foot pumps or a car tyre inflator and thought to myself that this is simply one of the many woes of parenting. Only until the day this little beaut came into my life!After reading the instructions (a lesson all Dads must learn), as there's only one button, I was off inflating whatever I could find in the house. Also came in handy whilst camping. There's plenty of life in the beast, managing to inflate AND DEFLATE a large padding pool multiple times before needing to be recharged, which doesn't take that long.Comes with a number of attachments, which to my disappointment was missing a pin attachment, suitable for footballs etc. Hopefully the manufacturer takes note, as this shouldn't be hard to add.

I have slightly mixed feelings about this pump.Positives include a small size, battery indicator and a fairly good battery capacity for such a small pump. I managed to fully inflate a medium size canoe twice and still had 25%-30% left. However, it lacks power which becomes a problem if your valve has even minimal resistance. It worked perfectly on Boston type valves but not so well on the basic valve fitted in most inflatables (the one you need to squeeze to let the air out). I tried a different adapter from another pump which helped but still took a long time to inflate the canoe floor.So, it’s an ok for £13 pounds but I wouldn’t call it amazing. I previously had a pump form Tesco which was better but bigger and more expensive.

Had mine for a couple of years now. It's proven very useful and still has plenty of running time. Used at home and on days out. Does several inflatable mattresses, it's not run out of charge on me yet.

Absolutely does the job. I've purchased it to quickly and effortlessly inflate and deflate a double air mattress. Judging by the led battery indicator I expect it could fully inflate and deflate it four times on a charge. There are a selection of nozzles, I'm sure it fits most standard inflation valves, it's fitted the two sizes I've needed.It isn't the lightest but it's compact enough, just about smaller than a can of beans, roughly the same weight. Given that it has an inbuilt battery I think that's respectable. You're not packing this for an ultralight expedition anywhere, but you could easily take it camping or to the beach for inflatables.The light is a nice touch. It can't add more than a few grammes to include an LED and whilst I haven't needed it, and have no plans to either, it's nice to have as a just in case. The only thing that would be a nice improvement would be to waterproof it, given that it's likely to be used out and about, but it's easy to keep in a dry bag (or sandwich bag in a pinch). That will keep all your nozzles together too.

So much better than having to move the car and trail a cable

I got this electronic pump for few festivals I was attending this year. This pump done extremely well. Fully charged, it managed to pump up 1 double air mattress and I have added air to it every day. After 5 days of use, I still had more than half of the battery left and borrowed it to nearby campers to fill up their airbeds and still had battery left. Best part is that you can charge it using a power bank so if it does run out of battery, you can easily charge it. Highly recommend !

This is a useful, easy to use pump that quickly inflates air beds and kayaks. The only bubear is its susceptibility to water. I let mine get wet: only splashed, not submerged or inundated, and it's stopped working. The water has killed the electronics.