50% Coupon Code: NEVERLAND Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor – Auto Portable Air Pump for Car Tires, 150PSI Electric Air Inflator for Car Tires, Bike, Bicycle, Motorcycle, Ball Inflation

5.0 out of 5 stars

It’s a good unit but it does have quirks (explained in my review)

I’m usually wary of these little tire pumps but this one is a nice product. You get a pump which is a little bigger than a soda can along with a power cord that plugs into a cigarette lighter, a USB-A to USB-C charging cable, inflation hose, two nozzles for pool toys/etc., a needle inflator for balls, a presta valve adapter (slightly fussy to use), a fuse, and a storage bag. I used it to fill up all four tires on my Jeep and it did a decent job. It only used up about one fourth of the battery, didn’t get too hot, didn’t take too long, and filled them to the proper pressure. So, in short, it does a decent job….for a handheld pump. There are a few quibbles. It’s noisy (you’d expect that) but not enough to hurt your ears. It’s slower than an air compressor which only takes a second or two. But waiting 45 seconds per tire isn’t a big deal. The coolest feature of this unit is you set a pressure, attach it to the tire, then start inflating. It brings the tire up to the set pressure and turns off. Except….my unit was 3 psi off! To fill my tires to 34 psi, I had to set the unit to 31 psi. But at least it was consistent, so I could use that setting for all four tires. Note that this feature does not work for pool toys, balls, inflatables, etc. as the pressure sensor can’t “read” these items. The unit has a large, easy to read, LED display and easy to use controls. You can set the readout to psi, bar, kpa, or kg/cm2. The unit offers five different “scenes”, for car, motorcycle, bicycle, ball, and custom. They are completely useless. The only mode I use is “custom” where you set a pressure and the unit remembers that pressure even after turning it off. With the other four modes, you have to set the pressure every time so what’s the point? It would have been cool if it remembered one pressure for my car and another for my bike, but nope, you have to set it manually every time, defeating the entire point of having different “scenes”. It has a flashlight and a blinking red light. It can also be used as a power bank to charge cell phones or other devices (using a USB-A port). One thing I didn’t test was if the unit would work if the battery was completely dead (for example, it was sitting in your car for a year before you needed to use it.) My guess is that it would work off the cigarette lighter adaptor as it has a super long cord, enough for you to reach all four tires with the pump. Overall, despite a few quirks, it’s a great unit. Just be aware that the PSI reading may not be accurate so check with a pressure gauge. And don’t use the scenes.

One person found this helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars

Well-made, great features, versatile and several hose adaptors are included

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Attached are a short video clip of the tool in action, followed by pictures of the LED controls readings and the handy bag to hold the accessories and compressor.A portable air compressor is a great tool to keep in your car for the possibility of having tire problems in the boonies. Better to have it and not need it, than to need it and not have it! This NEVERLAND Portable Air Compressor is a sophisticated and well-constructed tool. I own a portable compressor that I’ve used for a couple of years and it is no match for this 150PSI marvel.In addition to car tires, it can be used as an air inflator for bike and motorcycle tires, water floats and mattresses, sports balls Inflation, and much more.Notable features include auto turnoff at the selected preset (3-150 PSI range), very large and long-life 20000mAh lithium battery (that also can be tapped to charge phones and tablets), and a built-in LED work light. Pressure units can be selected, according to your personal pleasure: PSI, BAR, kPa, or KG/CM². A charging cable for a USB-C connection and a cigarette lighter adapter are provided. Multiple nozzle adapters for different valve types are also provided. There’s an included handy-dandy bag that holds all of the ‘stuff’.Concerned about safety? Note that a high-temperature protection chip that will prevent overheating is in the circuitry. Heat is released through the fan and the air holes on the casing. I used it to check and top off the air in our SUV. I didn’t stop until completion, and it was only a bit warm where the hose screws into the casing.I really like this compressor!

One person found this helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars

NEVERLAND Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor

I saw this advertised and figured it would come in handy while we travel since one of our tires has a slow leak around the rim from corrosion. This works great and is small enough to fit in the glove box It comes with a cloth bag to store everything. The auto cigarette lights cord is very nice and long. The air compressor is a little noisy but outside it is not overbearingly loud. It inflates in just a short time depending how many pounds of air you are down. I inflated our from 29 LBS to 36 LBS in about two minutes. The display is bright and easy to read which is great. The accessories include nozzles for balls and air beds or balloons. You also get a short USB charging cable. I am happy with this item and would order it again along with recommend it to others. The price is just a little bit high for my liking but not super high for similar devices, It pays for itself if you don’t get stranded while traveling.

5.0 out of 5 stars

Provides an alternative to waiting for the tow truck

Designed for inflating tires on anything from bikes to SUV’s and it comes with adapters for basket balls and air mattresses. You set the desired pressure, connect the hose to the air valve, press the power switch and it takes care of the rest. It automatically shuts off when the pre-set pressure is reached. The battery has plenty of capacity to do all four tires on a passenger car. You can also recharge your phone by plugging it into one of the USB power ports.

4.0 out of 5 stars

OK quality tire inflator- some minor gripes but good features overall.

Decently flexible tire inflator. It’s loud, but most inflators are. In bike mode I couldn’t get the pressure higher than 65 PSI. I like the light & the USB charging feature. Wish it had the auto-start function (so it can be used with spray bottles with tire inflator inlets). Also wish it saved the last pressure for each mode. It pumps pretty slowly over 40 PSI..

5.0 out of 5 stars

It’s a good unit but it does have quirks (explained in my review)

I’m usually wary of these little tire pumps but this one is a nice product. You get a pump which is a little bigger than a soda can along with a power cord that plugs into a cigarette lighter, a USB-A to USB-C charging cable, inflation hose, two nozzles for pool toys/etc., a needle inflator for balls, a presta valve adapter (slightly fussy to use), a fuse, and a storage bag. I used it to fill up all four tires on my Jeep and it did a decent job. It only used up about one fourth of the battery, didn’t get too hot, didn’t take too long, and filled them to the proper pressure. So, in short, it does a decent job….for a handheld pump. There are a few quibbles. It’s noisy (you’d expect that) but not enough to hurt your ears. It’s slower than an air compressor which only takes a second or two. But waiting 45 seconds per tire isn’t a big deal. The coolest feature of this unit is you set a pressure, attach it to the tire, then start inflating. It brings the tire up to the set pressure and turns off. Except….my unit was 3 psi off! To fill my tires to 34 psi, I had to set the unit to 31 psi. But at least it was consistent, so I could use that setting for all four tires. Note that this feature does not work for pool toys, balls, inflatables, etc. as the pressure sensor can’t “read” these items. The unit has a large, easy to read, LED display and easy to use controls. You can set the readout to psi, bar, kpa, or kg/cm2. The unit offers five different “scenes”, for car, motorcycle, bicycle, ball, and custom. They are completely useless. The only mode I use is “custom” where you set a pressure and the unit remembers that pressure even after turning it off. With the other four modes, you have to set the pressure every time so what’s the point? It would have been cool if it remembered one pressure for my car and another for my bike, but nope, you have to set it manually every time, defeating the entire point of having different “scenes”. It has a flashlight and a blinking red light. It can also be used as a power bank to charge cell phones or other devices (using a USB-A port). One thing I didn’t test was if the unit would work if the battery was completely dead (for example, it was sitting in your car for a year before you needed to use it.) My guess is that it would work off the cigarette lighter adaptor as it has a super long cord, enough for you to reach all four tires with the pump. Overall, despite a few quirks, it’s a great unit. Just be aware that the PSI reading may not be accurate so check with a pressure gauge. And don’t use the scenes.

One person found this helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars

Well-made, great features, versatile and several hose adaptors are included

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Attached are a short video clip of the tool in action, followed by pictures of the LED controls readings and the handy bag to hold the accessories and compressor.A portable air compressor is a great tool to keep in your car for the possibility of having tire problems in the boonies. Better to have it and not need it, than to need it and not have it! This NEVERLAND Portable Air Compressor is a sophisticated and well-constructed tool. I own a portable compressor that I’ve used for a couple of years and it is no match for this 150PSI marvel.In addition to car tires, it can be used as an air inflator for bike and motorcycle tires, water floats and mattresses, sports balls Inflation, and much more.Notable features include auto turnoff at the selected preset (3-150 PSI range), very large and long-life 20000mAh lithium battery (that also can be tapped to charge phones and tablets), and a built-in LED work light. Pressure units can be selected, according to your personal pleasure: PSI, BAR, kPa, or KG/CM². A charging cable for a USB-C connection and a cigarette lighter adapter are provided. Multiple nozzle adapters for different valve types are also provided. There’s an included handy-dandy bag that holds all of the ‘stuff’.Concerned about safety? Note that a high-temperature protection chip that will prevent overheating is in the circuitry. Heat is released through the fan and the air holes on the casing. I used it to check and top off the air in our SUV. I didn’t stop until completion, and it was only a bit warm where the hose screws into the casing.I really like this compressor!

One person found this helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars

NEVERLAND Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor

I saw this advertised and figured it would come in handy while we travel since one of our tires has a slow leak around the rim from corrosion. This works great and is small enough to fit in the glove box It comes with a cloth bag to store everything. The auto cigarette lights cord is very nice and long. The air compressor is a little noisy but outside it is not overbearingly loud. It inflates in just a short time depending how many pounds of air you are down. I inflated our from 29 LBS to 36 LBS in about two minutes. The display is bright and easy to read which is great. The accessories include nozzles for balls and air beds or balloons. You also get a short USB charging cable. I am happy with this item and would order it again along with recommend it to others. The price is just a little bit high for my liking but not super high for similar devices, It pays for itself if you don’t get stranded while traveling.

5.0 out of 5 stars

Provides an alternative to waiting for the tow truck

Designed for inflating tires on anything from bikes to SUV’s and it comes with adapters for basket balls and air mattresses. You set the desired pressure, connect the hose to the air valve, press the power switch and it takes care of the rest. It automatically shuts off when the pre-set pressure is reached. The battery has plenty of capacity to do all four tires on a passenger car. You can also recharge your phone by plugging it into one of the USB power ports.

4.0 out of 5 stars

OK quality tire inflator- some minor gripes but good features overall.

Decently flexible tire inflator. It’s loud, but most inflators are. In bike mode I couldn’t get the pressure higher than 65 PSI. I like the light & the USB charging feature. Wish it had the auto-start function (so it can be used with spray bottles with tire inflator inlets). Also wish it saved the last pressure for each mode. It pumps pretty slowly over 40 PSI..

5.0 out of 5 stars

It’s a good unit but it does have quirks (explained in my review)

I’m usually wary of these little tire pumps but this one is a nice product. You get a pump which is a little bigger than a soda can along with a power cord that plugs into a cigarette lighter, a USB-A to USB-C charging cable, inflation hose, two nozzles for pool toys/etc., a needle inflator for balls, a presta valve adapter (slightly fussy to use), a fuse, and a storage bag. I used it to fill up all four tires on my Jeep and it did a decent job. It only used up about one fourth of the battery, didn’t get too hot, didn’t take too long, and filled them to the proper pressure. So, in short, it does a decent job….for a handheld pump. There are a few quibbles. It’s noisy (you’d expect that) but not enough to hurt your ears. It’s slower than an air compressor which only takes a second or two. But waiting 45 seconds per tire isn’t a big deal. The coolest feature of this unit is you set a pressure, attach it to the tire, then start inflating. It brings the tire up to the set pressure and turns off. Except….my unit was 3 psi off! To fill my tires to 34 psi, I had to set the unit to 31 psi. But at least it was consistent, so I could use that setting for all four tires. Note that this feature does not work for pool toys, balls, inflatables, etc. as the pressure sensor can’t “read” these items. The unit has a large, easy to read, LED display and easy to use controls. You can set the readout to psi, bar, kpa, or kg/cm2. The unit offers five different “scenes”, for car, motorcycle, bicycle, ball, and custom. They are completely useless. The only mode I use is “custom” where you set a pressure and the unit remembers that pressure even after turning it off. With the other four modes, you have to set the pressure every time so what’s the point? It would have been cool if it remembered one pressure for my car and another for my bike, but nope, you have to set it manually every time, defeating the entire point of having different “scenes”. It has a flashlight and a blinking red light. It can also be used as a power bank to charge cell phones or other devices (using a USB-A port). One thing I didn’t test was if the unit would work if the battery was completely dead (for example, it was sitting in your car for a year before you needed to use it.) My guess is that it would work off the cigarette lighter adaptor as it has a super long cord, enough for you to reach all four tires with the pump. Overall, despite a few quirks, it’s a great unit. Just be aware that the PSI reading may not be accurate so check with a pressure gauge. And don’t use the scenes.

One person found this helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars

Well-made, great features, versatile and several hose adaptors are included

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Attached are a short video clip of the tool in action, followed by pictures of the LED controls readings and the handy bag to hold the accessories and compressor.A portable air compressor is a great tool to keep in your car for the possibility of having tire problems in the boonies. Better to have it and not need it, than to need it and not have it! This NEVERLAND Portable Air Compressor is a sophisticated and well-constructed tool. I own a portable compressor that I’ve used for a couple of years and it is no match for this 150PSI marvel.In addition to car tires, it can be used as an air inflator for bike and motorcycle tires, water floats and mattresses, sports balls Inflation, and much more.Notable features include auto turnoff at the selected preset (3-150 PSI range), very large and long-life 20000mAh lithium battery (that also can be tapped to charge phones and tablets), and a built-in LED work light. Pressure units can be selected, according to your personal pleasure: PSI, BAR, kPa, or KG/CM². A charging cable for a USB-C connection and a cigarette lighter adapter are provided. Multiple nozzle adapters for different valve types are also provided. There’s an included handy-dandy bag that holds all of the ‘stuff’.Concerned about safety? Note that a high-temperature protection chip that will prevent overheating is in the circuitry. Heat is released through the fan and the air holes on the casing. I used it to check and top off the air in our SUV. I didn’t stop until completion, and it was only a bit warm where the hose screws into the casing.I really like this compressor!

One person found this helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars

NEVERLAND Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor

I saw this advertised and figured it would come in handy while we travel since one of our tires has a slow leak around the rim from corrosion. This works great and is small enough to fit in the glove box It comes with a cloth bag to store everything. The auto cigarette lights cord is very nice and long. The air compressor is a little noisy but outside it is not overbearingly loud. It inflates in just a short time depending how many pounds of air you are down. I inflated our from 29 LBS to 36 LBS in about two minutes. The display is bright and easy to read which is great. The accessories include nozzles for balls and air beds or balloons. You also get a short USB charging cable. I am happy with this item and would order it again along with recommend it to others. The price is just a little bit high for my liking but not super high for similar devices, It pays for itself if you don’t get stranded while traveling.

5.0 out of 5 stars

Provides an alternative to waiting for the tow truck

Designed for inflating tires on anything from bikes to SUV’s and it comes with adapters for basket balls and air mattresses. You set the desired pressure, connect the hose to the air valve, press the power switch and it takes care of the rest. It automatically shuts off when the pre-set pressure is reached. The battery has plenty of capacity to do all four tires on a passenger car. You can also recharge your phone by plugging it into one of the USB power ports.

4.0 out of 5 stars

OK quality tire inflator- some minor gripes but good features overall.

Decently flexible tire inflator. It’s loud, but most inflators are. In bike mode I couldn’t get the pressure higher than 65 PSI. I like the light & the USB charging feature. Wish it had the auto-start function (so it can be used with spray bottles with tire inflator inlets). Also wish it saved the last pressure for each mode. It pumps pretty slowly over 40 PSI..

5.0 out of 5 stars

It’s a good unit but it does have quirks (explained in my review)

I’m usually wary of these little tire pumps but this one is a nice product. You get a pump which is a little bigger than a soda can along with a power cord that plugs into a cigarette lighter, a USB-A to USB-C charging cable, inflation hose, two nozzles for pool toys/etc., a needle inflator for balls, a presta valve adapter (slightly fussy to use), a fuse, and a storage bag. I used it to fill up all four tires on my Jeep and it did a decent job. It only used up about one fourth of the battery, didn’t get too hot, didn’t take too long, and filled them to the proper pressure. So, in short, it does a decent job….for a handheld pump. There are a few quibbles. It’s noisy (you’d expect that) but not enough to hurt your ears. It’s slower than an air compressor which only takes a second or two. But waiting 45 seconds per tire isn’t a big deal. The coolest feature of this unit is you set a pressure, attach it to the tire, then start inflating. It brings the tire up to the set pressure and turns off. Except….my unit was 3 psi off! To fill my tires to 34 psi, I had to set the unit to 31 psi. But at least it was consistent, so I could use that setting for all four tires. Note that this feature does not work for pool toys, balls, inflatables, etc. as the pressure sensor can’t “read” these items. The unit has a large, easy to read, LED display and easy to use controls. You can set the readout to psi, bar, kpa, or kg/cm2. The unit offers five different “scenes”, for car, motorcycle, bicycle, ball, and custom. They are completely useless. The only mode I use is “custom” where you set a pressure and the unit remembers that pressure even after turning it off. With the other four modes, you have to set the pressure every time so what’s the point? It would have been cool if it remembered one pressure for my car and another for my bike, but nope, you have to set it manually every time, defeating the entire point of having different “scenes”. It has a flashlight and a blinking red light. It can also be used as a power bank to charge cell phones or other devices (using a USB-A port). One thing I didn’t test was if the unit would work if the battery was completely dead (for example, it was sitting in your car for a year before you needed to use it.) My guess is that it would work off the cigarette lighter adaptor as it has a super long cord, enough for you to reach all four tires with the pump. Overall, despite a few quirks, it’s a great unit. Just be aware that the PSI reading may not be accurate so check with a pressure gauge. And don’t use the scenes.

One person found this helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars

Well-made, great features, versatile and several hose adaptors are included

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Attached are a short video clip of the tool in action, followed by pictures of the LED controls readings and the handy bag to hold the accessories and compressor.A portable air compressor is a great tool to keep in your car for the possibility of having tire problems in the boonies. Better to have it and not need it, than to need it and not have it! This NEVERLAND Portable Air Compressor is a sophisticated and well-constructed tool. I own a portable compressor that I’ve used for a couple of years and it is no match for this 150PSI marvel.In addition to car tires, it can be used as an air inflator for bike and motorcycle tires, water floats and mattresses, sports balls Inflation, and much more.Notable features include auto turnoff at the selected preset (3-150 PSI range), very large and long-life 20000mAh lithium battery (that also can be tapped to charge phones and tablets), and a built-in LED work light. Pressure units can be selected, according to your personal pleasure: PSI, BAR, kPa, or KG/CM². A charging cable for a USB-C connection and a cigarette lighter adapter are provided. Multiple nozzle adapters for different valve types are also provided. There’s an included handy-dandy bag that holds all of the ‘stuff’.Concerned about safety? Note that a high-temperature protection chip that will prevent overheating is in the circuitry. Heat is released through the fan and the air holes on the casing. I used it to check and top off the air in our SUV. I didn’t stop until completion, and it was only a bit warm where the hose screws into the casing.I really like this compressor!

One person found this helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars

NEVERLAND Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor

I saw this advertised and figured it would come in handy while we travel since one of our tires has a slow leak around the rim from corrosion. This works great and is small enough to fit in the glove box It comes with a cloth bag to store everything. The auto cigarette lights cord is very nice and long. The air compressor is a little noisy but outside it is not overbearingly loud. It inflates in just a short time depending how many pounds of air you are down. I inflated our from 29 LBS to 36 LBS in about two minutes. The display is bright and easy to read which is great. The accessories include nozzles for balls and air beds or balloons. You also get a short USB charging cable. I am happy with this item and would order it again along with recommend it to others. The price is just a little bit high for my liking but not super high for similar devices, It pays for itself if you don’t get stranded while traveling.

5.0 out of 5 stars

Provides an alternative to waiting for the tow truck

Designed for inflating tires on anything from bikes to SUV’s and it comes with adapters for basket balls and air mattresses. You set the desired pressure, connect the hose to the air valve, press the power switch and it takes care of the rest. It automatically shuts off when the pre-set pressure is reached. The battery has plenty of capacity to do all four tires on a passenger car. You can also recharge your phone by plugging it into one of the USB power ports.

4.0 out of 5 stars

OK quality tire inflator- some minor gripes but good features overall.

Decently flexible tire inflator. It’s loud, but most inflators are. In bike mode I couldn’t get the pressure higher than 65 PSI. I like the light & the USB charging feature. Wish it had the auto-start function (so it can be used with spray bottles with tire inflator inlets). Also wish it saved the last pressure for each mode. It pumps pretty slowly over 40 PSI..

5.0 out of 5 stars

It’s a good unit but it does have quirks (explained in my review)

I’m usually wary of these little tire pumps but this one is a nice product. You get a pump which is a little bigger than a soda can along with a power cord that plugs into a cigarette lighter, a USB-A to USB-C charging cable, inflation hose, two nozzles for pool toys/etc., a needle inflator for balls, a presta valve adapter (slightly fussy to use), a fuse, and a storage bag. I used it to fill up all four tires on my Jeep and it did a decent job. It only used up about one fourth of the battery, didn’t get too hot, didn’t take too long, and filled them to the proper pressure. So, in short, it does a decent job….for a handheld pump. There are a few quibbles. It’s noisy (you’d expect that) but not enough to hurt your ears. It’s slower than an air compressor which only takes a second or two. But waiting 45 seconds per tire isn’t a big deal. The coolest feature of this unit is you set a pressure, attach it to the tire, then start inflating. It brings the tire up to the set pressure and turns off. Except….my unit was 3 psi off! To fill my tires to 34 psi, I had to set the unit to 31 psi. But at least it was consistent, so I could use that setting for all four tires. Note that this feature does not work for pool toys, balls, inflatables, etc. as the pressure sensor can’t “read” these items. The unit has a large, easy to read, LED display and easy to use controls. You can set the readout to psi, bar, kpa, or kg/cm2. The unit offers five different “scenes”, for car, motorcycle, bicycle, ball, and custom. They are completely useless. The only mode I use is “custom” where you set a pressure and the unit remembers that pressure even after turning it off. With the other four modes, you have to set the pressure every time so what’s the point? It would have been cool if it remembered one pressure for my car and another for my bike, but nope, you have to set it manually every time, defeating the entire point of having different “scenes”. It has a flashlight and a blinking red light. It can also be used as a power bank to charge cell phones or other devices (using a USB-A port). One thing I didn’t test was if the unit would work if the battery was completely dead (for example, it was sitting in your car for a year before you needed to use it.) My guess is that it would work off the cigarette lighter adaptor as it has a super long cord, enough for you to reach all four tires with the pump. Overall, despite a few quirks, it’s a great unit. Just be aware that the PSI reading may not be accurate so check with a pressure gauge. And don’t use the scenes.

One person found this helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars

Well-made, great features, versatile and several hose adaptors are included

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Attached are a short video clip of the tool in action, followed by pictures of the LED controls readings and the handy bag to hold the accessories and compressor.A portable air compressor is a great tool to keep in your car for the possibility of having tire problems in the boonies. Better to have it and not need it, than to need it and not have it! This NEVERLAND Portable Air Compressor is a sophisticated and well-constructed tool. I own a portable compressor that I’ve used for a couple of years and it is no match for this 150PSI marvel.In addition to car tires, it can be used as an air inflator for bike and motorcycle tires, water floats and mattresses, sports balls Inflation, and much more.Notable features include auto turnoff at the selected preset (3-150 PSI range), very large and long-life 20000mAh lithium battery (that also can be tapped to charge phones and tablets), and a built-in LED work light. Pressure units can be selected, according to your personal pleasure: PSI, BAR, kPa, or KG/CM². A charging cable for a USB-C connection and a cigarette lighter adapter are provided. Multiple nozzle adapters for different valve types are also provided. There’s an included handy-dandy bag that holds all of the ‘stuff’.Concerned about safety? Note that a high-temperature protection chip that will prevent overheating is in the circuitry. Heat is released through the fan and the air holes on the casing. I used it to check and top off the air in our SUV. I didn’t stop until completion, and it was only a bit warm where the hose screws into the casing.I really like this compressor!

One person found this helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars

NEVERLAND Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor

I saw this advertised and figured it would come in handy while we travel since one of our tires has a slow leak around the rim from corrosion. This works great and is small enough to fit in the glove box It comes with a cloth bag to store everything. The auto cigarette lights cord is very nice and long. The air compressor is a little noisy but outside it is not overbearingly loud. It inflates in just a short time depending how many pounds of air you are down. I inflated our from 29 LBS to 36 LBS in about two minutes. The display is bright and easy to read which is great. The accessories include nozzles for balls and air beds or balloons. You also get a short USB charging cable. I am happy with this item and would order it again along with recommend it to others. The price is just a little bit high for my liking but not super high for similar devices, It pays for itself if you don’t get stranded while traveling.

5.0 out of 5 stars

Provides an alternative to waiting for the tow truck

Designed for inflating tires on anything from bikes to SUV’s and it comes with adapters for basket balls and air mattresses. You set the desired pressure, connect the hose to the air valve, press the power switch and it takes care of the rest. It automatically shuts off when the pre-set pressure is reached. The battery has plenty of capacity to do all four tires on a passenger car. You can also recharge your phone by plugging it into one of the USB power ports.

4.0 out of 5 stars

OK quality tire inflator- some minor gripes but good features overall.

Decently flexible tire inflator. It’s loud, but most inflators are. In bike mode I couldn’t get the pressure higher than 65 PSI. I like the light & the USB charging feature. Wish it had the auto-start function (so it can be used with spray bottles with tire inflator inlets). Also wish it saved the last pressure for each mode. It pumps pretty slowly over 40 PSI..

5.0 out of 5 stars

It’s a good unit but it does have quirks (explained in my review)

I’m usually wary of these little tire pumps but this one is a nice product. You get a pump which is a little bigger than a soda can along with a power cord that plugs into a cigarette lighter, a USB-A to USB-C charging cable, inflation hose, two nozzles for pool toys/etc., a needle inflator for balls, a presta valve adapter (slightly fussy to use), a fuse, and a storage bag. I used it to fill up all four tires on my Jeep and it did a decent job. It only used up about one fourth of the battery, didn’t get too hot, didn’t take too long, and filled them to the proper pressure. So, in short, it does a decent job….for a handheld pump. There are a few quibbles. It’s noisy (you’d expect that) but not enough to hurt your ears. It’s slower than an air compressor which only takes a second or two. But waiting 45 seconds per tire isn’t a big deal. The coolest feature of this unit is you set a pressure, attach it to the tire, then start inflating. It brings the tire up to the set pressure and turns off. Except….my unit was 3 psi off! To fill my tires to 34 psi, I had to set the unit to 31 psi. But at least it was consistent, so I could use that setting for all four tires. Note that this feature does not work for pool toys, balls, inflatables, etc. as the pressure sensor can’t “read” these items. The unit has a large, easy to read, LED display and easy to use controls. You can set the readout to psi, bar, kpa, or kg/cm2. The unit offers five different “scenes”, for car, motorcycle, bicycle, ball, and custom. They are completely useless. The only mode I use is “custom” where you set a pressure and the unit remembers that pressure even after turning it off. With the other four modes, you have to set the pressure every time so what’s the point? It would have been cool if it remembered one pressure for my car and another for my bike, but nope, you have to set it manually every time, defeating the entire point of having different “scenes”. It has a flashlight and a blinking red light. It can also be used as a power bank to charge cell phones or other devices (using a USB-A port). One thing I didn’t test was if the unit would work if the battery was completely dead (for example, it was sitting in your car for a year before you needed to use it.) My guess is that it would work off the cigarette lighter adaptor as it has a super long cord, enough for you to reach all four tires with the pump. Overall, despite a few quirks, it’s a great unit. Just be aware that the PSI reading may not be accurate so check with a pressure gauge. And don’t use the scenes.

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Well-made, great features, versatile and several hose adaptors are included

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Attached are a short video clip of the tool in action, followed by pictures of the LED controls readings and the handy bag to hold the accessories and compressor.A portable air compressor is a great tool to keep in your car for the possibility of having tire problems in the boonies. Better to have it and not need it, than to need it and not have it! This NEVERLAND Portable Air Compressor is a sophisticated and well-constructed tool. I own a portable compressor that I’ve used for a couple of years and it is no match for this 150PSI marvel.In addition to car tires, it can be used as an air inflator for bike and motorcycle tires, water floats and mattresses, sports balls Inflation, and much more.Notable features include auto turnoff at the selected preset (3-150 PSI range), very large and long-life 20000mAh lithium battery (that also can be tapped to charge phones and tablets), and a built-in LED work light. Pressure units can be selected, according to your personal pleasure: PSI, BAR, kPa, or KG/CM². A charging cable for a USB-C connection and a cigarette lighter adapter are provided. Multiple nozzle adapters for different valve types are also provided. There’s an included handy-dandy bag that holds all of the ‘stuff’.Concerned about safety? Note that a high-temperature protection chip that will prevent overheating is in the circuitry. Heat is released through the fan and the air holes on the casing. I used it to check and top off the air in our SUV. I didn’t stop until completion, and it was only a bit warm where the hose screws into the casing.I really like this compressor!

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5.0 out of 5 stars

NEVERLAND Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor

I saw this advertised and figured it would come in handy while we travel since one of our tires has a slow leak around the rim from corrosion. This works great and is small enough to fit in the glove box It comes with a cloth bag to store everything. The auto cigarette lights cord is very nice and long. The air compressor is a little noisy but outside it is not overbearingly loud. It inflates in just a short time depending how many pounds of air you are down. I inflated our from 29 LBS to 36 LBS in about two minutes. The display is bright and easy to read which is great. The accessories include nozzles for balls and air beds or balloons. You also get a short USB charging cable. I am happy with this item and would order it again along with recommend it to others. The price is just a little bit high for my liking but not super high for similar devices, It pays for itself if you don’t get stranded while traveling.

5.0 out of 5 stars

Provides an alternative to waiting for the tow truck

Designed for inflating tires on anything from bikes to SUV’s and it comes with adapters for basket balls and air mattresses. You set the desired pressure, connect the hose to the air valve, press the power switch and it takes care of the rest. It automatically shuts off when the pre-set pressure is reached. The battery has plenty of capacity to do all four tires on a passenger car. You can also recharge your phone by plugging it into one of the USB power ports.

4.0 out of 5 stars

OK quality tire inflator- some minor gripes but good features overall.

Decently flexible tire inflator. It’s loud, but most inflators are. In bike mode I couldn’t get the pressure higher than 65 PSI. I like the light & the USB charging feature. Wish it had the auto-start function (so it can be used with spray bottles with tire inflator inlets). Also wish it saved the last pressure for each mode. It pumps pretty slowly over 40 PSI..