KomBella Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor, 150PSI Faster Air Pump for Car Tires, Portable Tire Inflator with Emergency LED Light, Durable Aluminum Body for Car, Motorcycle, Bike, Balls
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Lesly Morissette III
> 3 dayThis air compressor is easy to use, and works well! It hasnt been used on an actual car tire just yet, but it does a terrific job with bicycle tires, and a flattened basketball and soccer ball that we had. This compressor is really handy to have, and the portability is a big plus! It works quickly, quietly, battery lasts pretty long, and includes a nice velvet pouch to store it in.
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Jonathan E. Vega
> 3 dayI recently purchased the KomBella Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor and I am extremely happy with my purchase. This is by far the best tire inflator I have ever owned. The compressor is powerful and efficient, allowing me to inflate my car tires in no time at all. The digital display is easy to read and provides accurate pressure readings, so I can make sure my tires are always at the right pressure. I also appreciate the emergency LED light thats built-in, which comes in handy during nighttime emergencies. The construction of the compressor is solid and durable, with an aluminum body that feels sturdy and well-made. The design is compact and lightweight, making it easy to store in my car and take with me on the go. The noise level is also quite low compared to other compressors Ive used in the past, which is a huge plus. Overall, I would highly recommend the KomBella Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor to anyone in need of a reliable and efficient tire inflator. Its versatile, easy to use, and has a lot of useful features that make it a great value for the price. I give it a solid 5/5 star rating.
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Mike Frerkes
> 3 dayWhile this device technically is an air compressor, its important to note that a battery-operated unit will not inflate car tires as rapidly as a traditional air compressor you might find at a gas station. Its great for getting a tire that is 5-10 PSI below optimal pressure back up to snuff. If you have multiple tires that are well below their recommended pressure, it will take you quite some time to get them all inflated with this pump. For bicyclists, you probably cant do better than this. It inflates my mountain bike tires (which are fairly thick) in under 30 seconds, even if they are 15-20 PSI below my preferred riding configuration. Obviously, the smaller the tire, the faster this compressor will inflate them. Overall, its very handy for basic needs. Using the compressor at a gas station can cost you money, and the free air compressors usually have a line of waiting motorists during the winter time. This product could save you that frustration. However, dont expect this to work very swiftly on larger, heavy-duty tires. Also, if you plan on storing this in your vehicle for emergency use, be mindful of how heat and cold can degrade battery performance over time. Its probably best to keep this stored in your house during times of extreme temperature swings.
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Tbone
Greater than one weekI was looking fir an inflator to keep in my motorhome. I came across this ‘KomBella Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor’ on Amazon and ordered it. I like this tire inflator for a couple of reasons. Firstly, you can inflate a tire up to 150 psi with it. And with my diesel motorhomes big tires, that’s important to me. And secondly, I like how compact the inflator is. Storage space is very limited in the RV, and this inflator fits away nicely into the storage pouch on the back of the driver’s seat. It’s easy to find when I need it and out of the way. The only thing I’ve found about this ‘KomBella Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor’ that I don’t care for is how cheaply made the tire adapter is. It always takes me a couple of tries before I can get it properly seated on the calve stem. There’s way too much play in the lever. This ‘KomBella Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor is very easy to use…it’s essentially automatic. It has presets programmed in for bike tires and car tires which is cool…but no RV unfortunately. But the manual setting takes care of that. And it inflates pretty quickly given its size. All in all, I’m quite satisfied with this ‘KomBella Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor’. It works well…is easy to use…and stores away nicely. The only thing preventing me from giving it a ‘5 star review’ is how cheaply made the valve stem adapter is. But it’s still worth trying.
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Dottie
> 3 dayThis portable tire inflator air compressor is a must have for every driver. It will inflate a tire quickly. It has a large LED digital screen and has an auto shutoff when a preset value is reached, preventing over inflation damage. It comes with 3 valve adapters for inflating cars, bikes, motorcycles, and balls. There are preset PSI AND BAR. Use caution as the air tube gets hot and can cause a burn if not careful.
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Chad T.
> 3 dayI have owned multiple electronic air pumps--for use with my cars, bikes, air mattresses--if it needs inflating, Id prefer to use an electric pump. The problem Ive found is that many either require you to use the cars cigarette lighter port or Ive had one that looked like an electric screwdriver and its battery lasted only about 3 or 4 tires. This electric pump is TRULY WIRELESS--you charge it via USB-C port and it is about the size of a large portable charger (or about 4 decks of cards) and the display is a joy to read. Very easy to set different tire pressures and you also can select between psi, bar or atm.
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ShighBrow
> 3 daySoooooooo -- this thing is a lifesaver. It inflated our pool gear in a fraction of the time and effort it would take using the old blowhole. Which at this price is enough of a reason to grab this. other pluses, the light is great if using for tires, even if just checking pressure or making sure your psi is right every now and again. The mode button is incredibly handy -- cars, motos, bikes, and balls. Though, there isnt really one for pool gear, but that makes sense cause well the nozzles dont really sit tightly enough to measure pressure. That said, the adapters are helpful and fit any and all of the inflatable needs we had. Just might need to finagle them a bit to get them to sit right ... and unless you want to risk popping, you might need to do the last bits mouth style, pending the type of nozzle. Some downers -- it is quite loud, and bests the decibel level of my coffee grinder. Its not as fast as one might expect. I know it is just using air from the well air, and its cordless, but still thought it would be lightning quick, and its just kinda normal pace. It also gets hot ... like not burn you hot, but warm enough to be a bit of a surprise. Guess its all the vibrations -- not sure if there is a certain way to hold it, but with floaties its bit awkward. And the battery life is not so amazing -- a little log flume battle rods set, 4 pieces, knocked down 2 of the 4 bars. Cool thing is the usb charger ... easy enough to juice back up, even in the car. So yeah, what a great tool to have around -- even with the slight negatives. Convenient, cheap, nice.
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Doug
> 3 dayI got this item as an alternative to traditional compressor primarily to top off the air pressure when I received the warning that the tire pressure is low. It works well in telling me the current pressure after attaching the hose and turning on the unit. I double checked this pressure with a manual air pressure gauge and they were the same. I want to emphasize that this is not designed to inflate the tire with no air. It would take an extremely long time and may not have enough capacity for that scenario I was surprised at how quiet the unit was when operating, no earplugs required. My biggest problem was understanding the operational sequence after the initially charging the unit. There are different operating modes that appear when you hit the top button after turning the device on since I was working with a car I selected that mode. In this mode, it allows you to adjust the pressure in bars rather than PSI, which I found confusing. Upon rereading the instructions, I discovered that when the unit is turned on it automatically defaults to custom mode. In custom mode the unit utilizes the pressure set for the PSI setting (available after hitting the top button 3 times). Once I set this PSI pressure, I went back to the unit turned it off, turned the unit back on, it went into custom mode and started inflating the tire to the specified PSI and turned off at the specified setting of 36 psi. If it had not been for this confusion regarding the car setting I would have rated it 5 stars
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Dan
> 3 dayThis portable inflator is light weight (527g / 18.6oz / 1.16lb) and compact (6.1W x 2.75D x 2H), which means its easy to toss away in the car (perhaps in the spare tire well) and have it handy wherever you go. The automatic inflation works great, the target pressure is easy to set, and the easy-to-read LCD shows real-time tire pressure as its working. It even comes with a USB-A port so you can use it as a battery bank to charge your phone in a pinch. However, thats pretty much where the pros stop. It is dog slow -- I measured 1psi gain every 50 seconds inflating my 225/60R18 SUV tire. The manual states it could operate for 36 minutes on a full charge at room temperature. If you do the math, this means it can put in 43psi TOTAL under the most optimistic conditions before youre forced to wait hours to slow-charge the battery via USB. This is not very reassuring. The detachable hose is short (5.75 when installed), on top of which you cannot change the direction the valve faces, which means more times than not the LCD display faces the tire when operating and is not readable. The units LED light is dim and close to useless; the USB-C recharge port is not compatible with high speed charging protocols and the unit is incapable of corded operation, so once depleted youre forced to wait 2.5 - 3 hours to recharge a fully depleted battery . Noise-wise it is OK; I measured about 80dB on my app while standing ~5ft away which is decent. None of which takes away from the fact that it is compact and portable, adequate for emergency use or the occasional top-off (if not more than a few psis per tire), and very reasonably priced. As long as you understand the limitations, it can probably get you out of a jam which is all you can reasonably expect in this price range of battery powered portable tire inflators.
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S. D. Ford
> 3 dayPerfect addition to my car tool set. I am always annoyed when the tire pressure alert goes off in my car and keeps going off for days until I finally find a gas station with an air machine that actually works and have to go into the office and ask or pay to use the machine. No more. This compact compressor hooks right up, allows you to set the pressure to the number you want and automatically fills your tire and stops. Small enough to store in your glove box or trunk. It charges using your car charger and includes a C USB cable. Works great on bike tires, footballs, basketballs and soccer balls. It is not real fast when using on a car tire, but it gets there and sure beats having to hunt for a working compressor. Certainly worth having on hand.