Woowind BP188 Electric Bike Pump Presta Valve And Schrader, Air Pump Tyre Inflator For Bikes, Motorcycle, Auto Shut-off 120~150PSI and RechargeableClimatePartner certified

Great little inflator. Simple to use and shows the actual pressure and the set pressure. Not as noisy as others I have tried and very robust in the hand. Swivel nozzle on the air hose is easy to use and not too fiddly or wide...just the job for those awkward valves in tight spots. Simple charge read out - when the green stops flashing and stays on - then it's done! Cyclists may find this a bit heavy but I use mine for my motorbike.

I recently acquired an electric pump designed specifically for sports balls and bikes, and I must say, it has proven to be a valuable tool for both inflating and maintaining the air pressure of various items. This convenient and versatile device has significantly simplified the process of keeping my sports balls and bike tires properly inflated.First and foremost, the electric pump is incredibly user-friendly. It features a clear and intuitive interface, making it easy to select the desired pressure level and monitor the progress of the inflation process. The built-in display provides accurate readings, ensuring precise inflation to the recommended levels for different sports balls and bike tires.One of the most notable advantages of the electric pump is its speed and efficiency. It can quickly inflate sports balls, such as soccer balls, basketballs, and volleyballs, saving a significant amount of time and effort compared to manual pumps. Similarly, when it comes to bike tires, this electric pump offers a swift and effortless solution for maintaining the optimal air pressure, ensuring a smooth and comfortable ride.Portability is another commendable aspect of this electric pump. It is typically compact and lightweight, making it easy to carry around and store when not in use. This is particularly beneficial for individuals who frequently travel with their sports equipment or need a pump on hand for bike rides. Some models even come with a rechargeable battery, further enhancing their convenience and eliminating the need for an external power source.Furthermore, the electric pump often includes additional nozzle attachments that cater to various valve types commonly found on sports balls and bike tires. This versatility ensures compatibility with a wide range of equipment, allowing for easy and seamless inflation without the need for multiple pumps or adapters.However, it's worth mentioning that some electric pumps may produce a moderate level of noise during operation. While it is not excessively loud, it may be noticeable in quieter environments. Additionally, the durability of certain models can vary, with some being more prone to wear and tear over time. It is advisable to choose a pump from a reputable brand and read customer reviews to ensure longevity.Overall, the electric pump designed for sports balls and bikes offers a practical and efficient solution for inflating and maintaining the air pressure of these items. With its user-friendly interface, speed, and portability, it simplifies the process and saves valuable time and effort. Despite the occasional noise and durability considerations, this electric pump is a valuable accessory for sports enthusiasts and cyclists alike.

I like that it's small enough to fit in a backpack or bar bag and light enough not to be a major problem to carry with me on bike rides. It is a lot heavier than a manual hand pump due to the battery and motor inside it, it feels hefty in the hand but for me it's more convenient.It saves your last preset pressure values and there's several settings you can store with a different icon for each (car, motorbike, bike, ball). You press and hold the middle button for a few seconds to switch it on or off. Press the middle button while it's on to start the pump. Press left and right to switch the preset (icons mentioned above), and press up or down to change the target pressure in psi. The display shows current pressure and target pressure. The pump stops when you press the middle button again or when it reaches the target pressure. There's a battery indicator that changes colour from green to orange to red as power drops. It is charged by USB-C, you can use a phone charger for this.The presta adapter screws onto the large outer thread of the bike valve and works well. I keep it always attached to the pump hose, and the pump has a rotary coupling on the end of the hose so you don't have to remove it to screw it to the bike valve. A quick release universal adapter would be an improvement. It also comes with adapters for Dunlop and ball inflation and fits a Schrader valve without adapter. The battery is good for inflating 3-4 29"x2.25" mountain bike tyres from flat before it needs recharging. It inflates the first 20psi quickly and slows down at higher pressure. I have inflated 29"x2.25" tubeless tyres as high as 45psi, but I tend to go to 35psi as it takes more time to get to 45psi. It is loud like all compressors, and gets hot at the end near the hose, presumably where the motor is located.I could have purchased a smaller more portable one or one with more battery power and higher compressor rate but for me, this is the sweet spot between portability and power.

Great little gadget to have in your bag. Small and compact and will inflate a bike tyre in less time than it takes to hand pump. The various settings abailable, ensure your not going to overinflate. I even used it to inflate my car tyres a few extra psi.

The box it came looked like it had already been opened and tried. The pump would not switch on. I tried to charge it, which a battery symbol came on but it would not switch on no matter what I tried.The pump was very heavy and anyone considering taking it on a bike ride should consider the weight.The pump didn't switch on so I couldn't test it. I am returning it due to the non-working condition.It seemed to me quality made from metal, but it was a shame it didn't work at all.

Why is this not rated 5/5? I opened the packaging just now and said "wow"It looks and feels so nicely built, i screwed the valve pipe to the pressure pumper and connected it to the bike tire, it started inflating pretty fast, I have a more expensive pressure pumper, it was £60 and made by Xiaomi, yet somehow this pumper is cheaper than half price and still out performs the Xiaomi pumper.I also like the shape and size *wink* *wink*It actually fits perfectly into my backpack side pocket.Best money I've ever spent.See my pics, it looks good aye!