Kmart Anko Tyre Pump
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Giving 3 stars as because it works and price. Probably will return Pros: Cheap price compared to anything you can buy from a store. Repco sell almost identical item for twice the price. Looks good. Easy to set desired pressure Light and warning light could be useful if you are stuck on the road Cons: It pumps slow. My tyres require 42 PSI, so that might be why it struggles Battery life isn't great, slow to recharge The case only allows it to be charged by the supplied USB-A to USB-C cable. The C side of the cable is .5mm longer than all my USBC cables so if the supplied cable fails, I wont be able to charge it. I wasn't able to charge it with the cigarette lightly charger (could be broken) Its pretty loud. It has auto off so you can just walk away Hard to turn it on, it sometimes does turn on but then turns off a few seconds later
Purchased in at Kmart for $29.
we got it for the kids bikes and balls.. it does the job fantastic.. i highly would recommended it
Purchased in for $29.
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Inexpensive car tyre, bike tyre, ball, other electric pump with built in USB power bank – I purchased this from K-Mart to go in the back of the car. Mainly because pumping the tyers on the kids bikes all the time hurts my back! So far it has been very good. As yet I have only used it on bicycles. It is really easy to use, set the pressure, clip it on the valve and hit go (You can even just leave it to do it's thing which is helpful when dealing with young kids at the same time). In a couple of minutes your tyre is good to go and so far despite filling multiple tyres it hasn't even dropped a blob on the battery! It comes with a range of mostly metal adapters (that allow charging of cars, bikes, balls and other inflatables) The first charge from empty using my cheap and somewhat underpowered usb wall charger took around 6 hours.
Likes ==== - It comes with a bag to keep all the bits together - It can be charged by USB - It double as a 10W (5v @2A) power bank (I have not tested this limit) and can charge/power USB devices. - It comes with a range of adapters for Car, Bike, ball, etc - Storage is between -10 and 45degrees which makes it safe to keep it with spare (at least in Tasmania it does!) - Inexpensive - It comes with a 12v car (cig-lighter) adapter with a long cable - It feels very solid - There is a light built in to the pump end to shed some light on what you are doing which is effective and isn't stupidly bright. - The quick on/off clip for connecting to the valve is great and works well (at least for the push bikes - not yet tested with car)
Dislikes ===== - It comes with a whole bunch of unnecessary plastic packaging - The material bag is not quite big enough and would benefit from a small dongle on the close threads to keep it closed - It is not dust or waterproof (It would be nice if it had limited dust/water resistance) - ± 1.5 psi is quite an error margin (as per user guide) when the pressure is measured to 1 decimal place. - It needs to be charged at least monthly for battery health. Though that is unavoidable for Li-ion battery devices. - It is pretty noisy - but then so am I when I manually pump up tyres!
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