Overall its pretty great, found it to be accurate. Build quality is quite good, not like those cheap drop shipped units you see all over this site. My only complaint is the battery, seems to go pretty quick. I usually get around 3-4 top offs out of it. Usually going from 30-36 PSI when doing so on a 19 wheel. Seems to drain quick when left idle in my garage and the gauge bounces all over the place.

Frankly, I was really skeptical at first about this pump. How could something that small, could be any good with tire pressure?... But, based on all good reviews I still wanted to try it out, and I don’t regret it. Pump will come with a bunch of useful accessories, such as various adapter to help inflate bike tires, balls and even air mattress. They also included a nice velvety storage/transportation pouch that fits everything. Device is rechargeable, which removes the need of buying batteries all the time. So far with a full charge, and after using the pump on my Honda Civic and my Ford truck’s tires, the device still has plenty of battery left. With the lack of functioning tire pressure machine in gas station, and when they work, they usually cost money as well, I think that this portable air pump is definitely something really useful you can leave in your car until it’s needed. In my testing, the device only needed a few seconds to go from 29 PSI to 30 PSI (on my Honda Civic), and only one minute to go from 42 PSI to 45 PSI on my truck. In each case, the pump will automatically stop when it reaches the programmed value. Only two down side of this pump, was the very (8 inches) short pipe that comes with it, and also the fact that the LCD screen is not super bright and thus, could be hard to read under sunlight.

I purchased this little compressor last November, 2022. It has been such a handy device to own. My husband has an automotive compressor but it can be a little overkill to setup and use which is the reason I wanted something that I can easily keep in the house, car, garage, etc. and use right away when needed. My first use was to fill up my car’s tires. I have an older vehicle that shows an idiot light when “any” tire is low so you don’t know which tire needs air. I got out my trusty Fanttik compressor and checked and filled 4 tires (all ended up being a little low). Filling the tires used up 3 out of the 4 bars of battery power. Not sure how much that equates to but at least some power was left. 2 of my tires needed 4-6 pounds of air and the other 2 needed just 1-2 pounds. I also compared the pressure read out with my digital tire gauge and the Fantik readings were an exact match with the gauge (I’ve compared my old gauge with various gas station air fill stations too and it has been accurate). Here’s another use that I thought of...I was looking for alternatives to cans of compressed air ( since they get expensive and the can is just another waste product for landfill) so I screwed on the Ball Needle Tip on and used the Fanttik as a fine point of compressed air to blowout my computer keyboard. Worked great! Press and hold for a second or two on the Center Power button to turn on. Each setting allows for a minimum and a maximum PSI (pounds per square inch) setting: Motorcycle - 26psi - 43psi Car - 26psi - 50psi Bicycles - 30psi - 145psi Ball - 4psi - 16psi You choose the PSI range that you need (push on the little “circular icon on the round pad on the device to cycle through the choices, each setting has a little icon representing that choice) then hit the Plus (+) or Minus (-) to increase or decrease the maximum PSI for whatever you are filling up with air. I needed to fill a Lawn Tractor tire to 14psi so I had to use the “Ball” setting. After selecting the “Ball option (choosing the PSI “range” that I needed) you then can set a maximum psi amount and the Fanttik will automatically turn off when it reaches your desired pressure. I lowered the max range limit to 14psi and the device stopped pushing air into my tractor tire at 14psi. Easy peasy! One additional excellent feature is that it has a flashlight (turn on by pressing the “sun-like” icon on the power pad). By pressing the sun icon you’ll get a Solid light, press again and get a fast pulsing light, press again and get a slower pulsing light, press one more time to shot off the light. If you forget to shut off after use, it will power down on its own to save the battery. I bought a second Fanttik to give as a Birthday present for a relative. Is is NOT a Power Bank to recharge your Cell Phone, GPS, etc. You “can attach to a cell phone or a power bank but they will “Re-Charge” your Fanttik Inflator by Using your cells/power banks battery. It took 6% of my cell phones battery (Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4) to recharge One Bar on the Fanttik. I’m guessing that you would only do this in an emergency to maybe try and get one or two bars. Even then, it would be a better idea to just keep the Fanttik charged up and ready to go. If kept in your car, bring a cord and use your car USB (or some adapter) to re-charge the inflator on-the-go. Since this Fanttik is so portable and versatile with the rechargeable battery, IMHO it is far superior to those corded emergency mini compressors of old that use a cigarette lighter port to run. They probably have new USB compatible versions but still not a portable and convenient as a Fanttik Inflator. My final thought is that I’m hoping it lasts for years. At this point in time it will be a waiting game to find out. If something does happen sooner than later, I will contact Fanttik and update my review. I have No Cons to report at this point in time. Obviously, I really love this inflator. No, Fanttik Did Not pay me or send me this device for free (now wouldn’t that be nice). I bought it when it was on sale for US $47.57. As of writing my review (Mar. 29, 2023) there is a $30.00 Off Coupon that you can apply. Now’s the time to order! I’m going to look into Fanttik’s other products. Might find some more useful devices. I really am just finding it so useful and convenient which makes me recommend it to everyone.

I have the X8 Apex for my SUV and like it a lot. Because of that, I ordered this for my motorcycle and am very happy with it. It’s smaller than the Apex and fits nicely in the saddlebag. It’s great not having to connect to a battery to top off a tire or repair a flat. I feel it’s definitely worth the money.

I expected it to be a little smaller than it actually ended up being. I needed something I could hide in the small space under my motorcycle sea. Unfortunately, this was not small enough for that purpose.

Really a nice unit. The only downside is the unit defaults to Bar units for using it in a car and you have to convert over to PSI to figure out what Bar pressure is needed.

This seems to be more accurate when filling tires than going to a gas station with the big compressors. Its not super fast at inflating but simple and easy to use.

I rarely write reviews, but this unit really impresses me. This will replace the small 12V pump which has been part of my standard tool kit on my motorcycle for many years. Heres what I really like about it: - Displays the changing tire pressure while it is pumping; you can see how close it is to complete. - Automatically stops at the selected pressure. No need to fill, check, fill, check. (Some have said their unit stops one pound beyond the set point. The unit I received stops immediately on reaching the set point, so maybe a recent software update has improved this.) - Self powered (rechargeable internal battery); no need to connect to vehicle 12V source. - Smaller/lighter/quieter than my 12V pump. - Very good build quality; buttons are easy to use, display is clear to read.

Update, my first compressor was defective. Not only did fantikk reach out and replace the faulty unit, they also gave me an update on the diagnosis of the original pump. Great customer service. I have two separate pumps and I had purchased one for my work as well for design work where mobile compressed air is a huge help. OG review. This pump works great if you are topping off tires, however if you want to inflate a tire from 0 psi it will not start. It needs some sort of back pressure to start. Very unfortunate the larger x8 apex does not need back pressure to start.

Awesome product all around