Breezz Air Compressor, 12V DC Portable Auto Tire Pump with Digital Display Pressure Gauge up to 150PSI for Car, Bicycle and Other Inflatables (Orange-1)

Only had this tire inflator for a couple weeks but each time I've used it so far, it gets the job done well. Its quieter than other tire inflators that I've owned in the past. Not dramatically quieter but just by a little bit, any compressor will be loud regardless. It is somewhat accurate, the numbers on the inflator are typically off by 1 psi when I measure against both an actual tire pressure guage and my vehicle's tire pressure monitoring system. In other words, I set the inflator to 37 psi, when it shuts off and I check the tire after with a separate digital gauge, it reads 36 psi. Close enough for me, not a deal breaker by any means.My absolute favorite feature about it is that the connector is a snap on type rather than a screw in type. I much prefer a snap on connector when connecting any inflator to a tire. In the past, I've had annoying experiences with screw in connectors. As I used them and reached the air pressure I wanted, when I go to unscrew the connector I would ALWAYS lose a large amount of air. Then I would have to reinstall it, add some of the air I lost, and hope I didn't lose more air afterward. With this product, I snap on the connector, set the machine to the air pressure I want, then instantly remove it without losing any air. So much more convenient and quicker to use too.If I had to suggest an improvement, it would be the buttons you press when setting the pressure you want. They don't really feel like actual buttons, instead they just feel like something shallow you press until you see the numbers change on the LCD screen, it feels a little cheap. Other then that, I'm satisfied with the product, hope it will last me a long time.

Arrived neatly packaged (and actually much nicer than I expected for the price). It’s pretty simple to use, though, as with anything else, it helps to read the instructions to know the do’s and dont’s (for instance, not running it over 10 minutes in one use), and specifically how each button works, etc.We first used this to inflate the baby’s ball pit, using an included tip, which was done in less than 8 minutes. I, then, checked the pressure in my tires on my Toyota Camry (only one needed inflating, which took approximately 4 minutes).The pressure gauge display is bright and easy to read, displaying the current psi once the unit is powered on (continuing to keep current as it inflates). Setting the psi is very simple, and had no issues with figuring it out. The power cord is extremely long (which is a definite bonus for those of us looking to fill air mattresses when camping). The fact that it shuts off automatically helps a lot, as I’m not required to stand and watch the display the entire time.The LED light is a great addition to this compressor! It fits neatly into my trunk caddy, not being too bulky (there’s a place to hold the air hose in the back, & we just neatly wrapped the power cable back up and used a velcro strap for wrapping electronic cables, to neaten the cable and the small bag of tips). All in all, I’m happy with my purchase, and would definitely recommend it.

Breezz Air Compressor12V DC Portable Auto Tire Pumpwith Digital Display Pressure GaugeThese days, finding a gas station that has a working air pump for your vehicle tires is a difficult task. When you do find one, you usually don’t have quarters to feed into the machine. So when I saw this air pump on Amazon Lightning Deals, I had to buy it. The indecisive weather here in North Carolina in the Fall means cold mornings and warm afternoons. My tire pressure was low in the mornings, which decreased my gas mileage, sluggish performance, and led to extra tread wear on the outer band of my tires.When I received this item, I immediately opened it up and read the instructions. One of the features I like in this pump is being able to set your tire pressure, and it will automatically shut off when that pressure is reached. The blue-backlit digital LCD screen displays pressures in PSI, BAR, KPA, and KG/CM².You simply turn on your engine, plug the 12V plug into the receptacle, set your tire pressure, then attach the valve clamp to your tire’s valve stem. Press the big yellow button on the left side of the machine to begin inflating. The LCD screen will show current tire pressure. Once the desired pressure is reached, the machine turns off. Unclamp the hose, and replace your valve cap. You’re done.The pump makes some noise (evident in the video) but it is not too loud. The instructions tell you not to use the pump for more than ten (10) minutes, as it will get hot. It does. After inflating three tires from 26.5 psi to 32 psi, the back of the pump got pretty hot. Definitely give it a rest between tire inflation.There is also a LED flashlight on the pump. I didn’t use it, as it was daylight, but I would imagine it comes in handy at night.All in all, I would definitely recommend this pump. It is a handy item to keep in the garage, or your vehicle (along with a can of tire sealant) for emergencies.

I like this pump for this reason: it’s easy to use and it comes with just enough instructions. It does not come with a storage pouch; I use the original box as a storage container for the pump and accessories.I use the pump on my Prius tires. It’s easy to plug the power connector into the 12-volt jack inside the car. It’s easy to connect the pump to the valve on the tire. It’s easy to set the pressure (once you know how to). I haven’t used any of the other adapters. It’s got a nice light; that’s more of a bonus feature, to me.It’s not quiet; it’s loud. Many motorized things are. However, I always wear ear protectors. You do have to pass it through the interior of the vehicle to get from one side of the car to the other. The power cord is 10 feet and is sufficient for my car; though, there is just barely enough extension to my Prius’s left rear tire.Mine is not precisely accurate. If I set the pressure at 35, then check it with a pressure gauge, the pressure is nearly always 36 or 37. I just let a little air out.I was previously using an old-fashioned bicycle tire pump, so this device is a huge improvement (although that bicycle pump was a good arm workout, lol!).

My previous portable tire inflator's "screw-on" connector or nozzle finally has lost its thread and won't stay connected on the tire valve anymore. I used it weekly and sometimes every day for 12 straight years! Yeah I know, I'm kind of have an OCD on checking my tire pressure all the time. I just want to make sure all of my tires wear out evenly and all at the same time; so I rotate them regularly and make sure the tires psi are at within the car's manufacturer's specs. Even though my old inflator's "screw-on" nozzle won't stay connected on the tire valve, the compressor still works and still pumps air with no problem but I just didn't want to spend time nor money to try to replace the nozzle so I decided to just buy a new one.I searched everywhere online and on Amazon for a replacement that had 4 or more stars and I finally decided to purchase the BREEZZ Air compressor pump and so far, after only 2 uses, my first impression is that it's either it's as good as my old one or maybe even better because it uses a locking type nozzle instead of the "screw-on" nozzle. Build quality looks and feels better than my old one and the feature of setting the psi to whatever you want before you pump is a PLUS! (my old one did not have this feature)Since I will be using this every week and almost everyday I will surely come back around after a few months to give my star rating again. 5 stars for now.

First off please read the directions before trying to blindly figure out how to use this. My son and husband tried that the first time and just got frustrated. It is easy, you just need to know what buttons to press in the correct order. You set the pressure you want to inflate to and then press the start button (which isn't labeled start - so just quickly look at the instruction manual before trying for the first time). Works great, inflates the tire quicker than another small inflator we had . Caution, again if you read the directions, you are warned not to use for more than 10 minutes at a time or you can overheat the unit. This product is meant to be a quick add some air to your tire product, not to inflate all 4 tires that have no air in them. If you need to use longer than 10 min, you need to let the unit cool down after 10 min. Easy to use just plug in car cigarette lighter and turned your key to get power to the lighter and your inflator will work - engine does NOT need to be running. These are great to have for an emergency or just to use when your tire needs a little air to get to the recommended inflation level. I live where winter's get cold and usually need to add air, this is so much easier than going to a gas station to inflate tires.

So happy when I first got this back in August 2019. It is fairly easy to use, just set the PSI you want, and hit the button to go and it will shut off automatically when it is done. Filled up pretty quickly as well. The cord easily stretched from the plug to all 4 tires of my car. I never had to use the light fortunately. I bought it to keep in my car incase of emergency or if we ever needed it to fill a sports ball.The bad part is, after only a half dozen uses (if that) and a year and a half later (Feb 2021) (warranty only 1 year) it crapped out. Filled one tire, then on the 2nd it suddenly started making a louder, rattling noise. Immediately I knew something was wrong. You could hear something fell off inside when you picked it up. It stopped sucking in air and the air being blown out was all but nonexistent.If it didn't have such a short, sad life it would have been an amazing product. Because I handled it with care, it was a shame that it suddenly broke with no easy way to repair it. An almost complete waste of the money that was spent.

Worked well, as intended, and served its purpose for a couple of years. Until it broke. It started making huge sounds and vibrations and not pumping any air. Seems like the motor is broken.