

Fanttik Day - X8 Portable Tire Inflator, Ultra-Lightweight for Motorcycle tire, Cordless Air Compressor Pump, Rechargable Battery, 150PSI with Digital Screen and LED Lights for E-Bike, Bicycle, Car
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Kyle Miller
> 24 hourIt’s pretty neat tool however it is a little slow in pumping.
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JD Griffin
> 24 hourIts versatile and alot stronger than youd suspect. It fits under my motorcycle seat and fills tires with ease (both car and bike). Battery life is good, and the attachments allow you to fill soccer balls, footballs, etc, all very quickly. Noise level is low so you wont have to annoy your neighbors. For the price its a great buy. Con: the glossy screen does allow for scratching unfortunately, so I would leave the screen protector on if youre worried about haziness.
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Kamatari
> 24 hourLong story short - this thing works. Inflated one tire as a test from 28 psi to 35 psi , and a second tire from 7 psi to 35. I didn’t count how long it took, but I can say it wasn’t long, and beats searching around for a gas station with a working air pump these days! Worth every penny.
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Cheston
> 24 hourso convenient perfect for my bicycle.
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Alan Jump
> 24 hourI keep this in my saddlebag at all times, and check the battery charge every month. So far it hasnt been needed other than to inflate an exercise ball or two, but it will easily handle two or more tires on the average passenger car, and for motorcyclists or bicyclists it might be the difference between riding home and pushing your ride home.
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Sandy R
> 24 hourI use this for my e-bike, which I ride several times a week. Love that you can preset a PSI and it automatically stops. Easy to read, works great. I did buy an adapter to convert the connection from “twist” to “lock on” (Lumetico), which makes it even easier. So nice to not have to hand pump up my tires!
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Ron T.
> 24 hourI purchased this after reading several reviews and for it’s size to keep in my saddlebag. I received this in May of ‘22. I had used it several times to add air both to my motorcycle as well as car tires. It worked great. Well today it was siting up on the end on top of the counter. I accidentally knocked it on its side. It turned on and let a puff of smoke out. The display didn’t light up as if it was powered on. I was unable to turn it off no matter what I did. I tried all options to power it off no matter what buttons I pushed I couldn’t get any response. I ended up taking it outside and opening it up to disconnect the internal battery as it was really starting to heat up and smoke. No durability at all… very dissatisfied. Will be going back to the old Slime inflator and pressure gauge. After communicating with the seller a replacement was sent. I have used it several times and am satisfied with the replacement. I have used it numerous times and am happy so far. I have used it on car tires, snowblower tires as well as motorcycle tires. I will be placing it back in my saddlebag this riding season and see how it goes. The customer service was amazing. Very patient and understanding seller. Did everything to make sure they had a satisfied and happy customer. Thank you very much for making it an easy transaction to fix the problem.
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Dave
> 24 hourSet the pressure and start and it will pressure UP your tires. Unfortunately it wont pressure down. Too much $for one that wont do both.
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Jason M.
> 24 hourI ride a motorcycle, so I bought this mainly because of its size. At first I was a little leery about what sort of performance Id get from something so small and cordless. Ive only used it twice so far, but both times it worked flawlessly. The second time was from a completely flat tire to full pressure. Obviously its not as fast as what youd get from a large compressor, but Id estimate it took about 3 or 4 minutes to get to 38psi with enough charge left to do a second. Size wise, its about as big as a small paperback book. Weight wise, about a can of soda. My only minor complaint is the knurling around the collar that screws onto the tires valve stem is smooth, not rough, so it makes it a little difficult to get a good grip on it while screwing it on or off. I would prefer either a larger collar, or deeper / rougher knurling.
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Mary Brackey
> 24 hourI mostly use his to inflate the tires on my bike before a ride. It takes a long time to get the angle right and attach the inflating hose to the tire. Perhaps the inflating stem from the inflating unit needs to be a bit longer. It takes easily 10 to 15 minutes to inflate both tires before a ride, entirely too long. The unit is easy to use and understand, just takes too long to connect.