OMQ Portable Air Pump for Inflatables,Electric Air Mattress Pump with Camping Lantern & LED Display, Mini Air Pump 2X Quick Inflate Deflate for Pool Floats, Vacuum Storage Bags

This portable air pump is a lifesaver! It’s compact and powerful, inflating everything from bike tires to pool floats in no time. The multiple nozzle attachments make it super versatile, and it’s easy to use even on the go. The battery lasts a good while, and I love how convenient it is to carry. Definitely recommend for anyone who needs a reliable air pump! We used it on the beach to blow up floats we anchored in sand bags!!

When I opened the box and saw how tiny it was, I thought it would take me forever to fill an air mattress with it. It was surprisingly amazing that it didn't take that long. It charges super fast and inflates and deflates in a reasonable amount of time. It is powerful. Though the battery runs out fast while pumping, it can easily get recharged with the usb-c charger comes with it. It doesn’t work with balloons. It is so compact that I can take it to inflate bike tires when cycling!

Well after 10 years of being mad that the C-Battery operated air pump that we keep in our camping gear never had enough juice in it and takes forever to inflate our queen size mattress and our child size mattress (that has an awful air valve) my husband said, "Why don't you just get an electric one, we use our battery bank camping now?".Duh. My search led me to this RECHARGABLE air pump. My, my, air pump technology sure has come a long way over the past decade! It even has a light! Bonus!So how does it work? Fantastic! It's smaller than the palm of my hand, has all the attachments you need and a handy carrying case. The light is a fantastic bonus which can he bright white, dim white and red. It even has a handy hook for hanging purposes.I will say it's quite LOUD, but no louder than your neighbor's generator. I am able to inflate our two mattresses with plenty of battery percentage leftover to add air and deflate. It's quick to charge and overall has been a fantastic addition to our camping gear.

The media could not be loaded. I love how compact it is.. it can easily fit in my purse. I also love that it can be charged and then you can use it anywhere even when there is no electricity. It started blowing up my tube really quick too. Mush more powerful than I thought it would be. It even has a light and can I inflate too. You won’t be disappointed.

This little gadget is helpful for inflating those big pool bed floats in just minutes. I was surprised such a small device could work so well.

the pump was worth the price and its nice not having big thing u gotta plug in but in bigger floats and things take awhile to blow up-but on smaller floats works amazing battery decent also goes down kinda quickly in bigger items

Easy to use and great for traveling! The size is perfect for not taking up too much space in your beach/swim bag. I love the versatility this provides.

I just unboxed this little pump and tried it out on my single, 16” tall inflatable guest bed.PRO:- It came charged at 100%. We love that! Plus, there is a little LED that tells you the percentage of charge.- Compact and user friendly. I was able to check the charge, and inflate my mattress without reading the directions.- The light is probably bright enough to find stuff in a tent in the dark (but I wouldn’t try to read by it.- It filled the very tall, but single, air mattress in just under ten minutes. This felt like a long time, but compared to filling an air mattresses with just lung power or a hand or foot pump, it was quick.CON:- it is loud. Like, screaming, squealing loud. Scared the dog and the cat when it came on—I would not want to use this at a crowded campsite too early in the am or late at night. Other electric pumps are loud, too, it’s in the nature of its function. But to me, it seemed louder than expected for its size.- the block shape is not always going to be convenient. I was able to use it to fill my air mattress (which has a built in plug-in air pump, but tucked inside the space to stow the cord, there’s a manual air port) but I could not use it to deflate the mattress, because it wouldn’t fit inside the rigid plastic housing of the mattress pump. This specific difficulty might be rare, but the blocky shape also means it doesn’t fit great in one’s hand, and so holding it to fill a larger mattress might get uncomfortable.- It is pretty lightweight. That seems like a weakness, in that it doesn’t feel entirely sturdy. I don’t want to drop it from even a low height.- It went from 100% to 47% filling one mattress. A large mattress, but still. This is not going to get you through a few days of camping unless you have a way to charge it along the way. I immediately plugged it into the wall and it’s been a little over an hour and an half and it’s only back up to 85%. If you’ve got one of those solar chargers for your campsite, be prepared for this thing to take all day to get back to 100%.- This is maybe a small thing, but the carrying pouch is the cheapest, flimsiest possible. It’s an unmarked black bag with a drawstring and stopper. Why not a small zipper pouch with loops for all the nozzles and a pocket for the cable/instructions—and room for a power block? And a carabiner or clip? At the very least a snap pouch with a logo & a loop for a carabiner so I don’t lose the thing in the bottom of the camping tote.Bottom line, it is a cheaper model, so expect to get what you pay for. For light duty and day trips, it will be more convenient than larger or plug in options. But it does seem to work as designed. If it falls sort after a week, I’ll update my review.