FANTTIK DAY X8 Cordless Handheld Tire Inflator with 150 PSI Air Compressor

Maxim Cloutier: Haven't had the chance to test out how long the battery lasts yet but I'm told about 15-20 minutes straight. Small and compact perfect for my e- bike.

Canada on Nov 20, 2023

Ga Chun Yau: Well, this product is very handy and easy to use to help pump my car tyres. I no longer have to pay money and go to the tesco garage to pump my tyres up. I can pump it whenever I want, wherever I want. Ensuring that I have charged it via USB first. It is quite straight forward to use. I'm happy with this product and I managed to get mine on sale which is a bargain.

United Kingdom on Nov 19, 2023

Camldr: Along with a puncture repair kit, great pairing

Canada on Nov 17, 2023

Tema: Small compressor, but small capacity battery as well. Doesnt reads the bar metrics correctly (-0.2 bar difference so be careful not to overpump your tire), also the tube is very short and has no comfortable fitting style. You have to bend the tube quite heavily to use it with a motorcycle.

Not too user friendly gadget. Used only once, hope it will be long living thing. Making comfortable head to connect with the valve would improve this thing greatly.

Germany on Nov 08, 2023

kbwizzard: Finally, an inflator that doesn’t require a 12v hookup. USB changeability is a major plus. Can be charged at home or in the vehicle console! Safety lights are a very nice feature as well! Inflates tires to desired psi and automatically stops. No more going to the tire store and waiting in line when the temperatures drop!

United States on Nov 02, 2023

Guitar Man: Easy to use and portable. I use it for my bicycle. Good product overall.

United States on Oct 04, 2023

Peter S: Bought this for the cars/bicycle and had to use it a few times. Just not on my cars but on a co-worker's also. It's good, does not overfill. Not too loud and just hangs there while you are filling tire. Only issue is the hose gets very hot so be careful taking the hose off the compressor after use. Recommend giving it a couple of minutes to remove hose from main unit. Would recommend.

United States on Sep 22, 2023

SebastianSebastian: Das Gerät macht was es soll.
Anfangs ein kleines Problem damit gehabt was die Angabe des Akkus anging, der Verkäufer bietet aber einen sehr guten Support.
Kann ihn weiterempfehlen.

Germany on Sep 04, 2023

Christopher Boatright: For a bike tire, especially if you're riding a comfort bike and not worried much about weight, this thing is pretty perfect. I've always had hassles getting a good secure fit on pumps with a quick release valve. This one, for North American valves, screws on like the valve cover. Very secure, very easy. I run slightly fat tires (2.5") and to hit 45# in each one took about 90 seconds. Filling both tires didn't even use up one bar. It's loud, you should expect that. It's a compressor. They are just loud.

It's also not for someone aiming for a super light kit. I think Co2 fill kits will always win for weight. But if you're a commuter or riding an ebike short distances you're probably not super worried about weight.

Now for car tires, I think a compressor that runs off the auxiliary or the battery is going to just do a better job for the same money. You don't need a battery powered one if you're driving a generator around.

Motorcycle tires, I have no opinion.

Easy to use, works as expected. Only missing one star because I think they are reaching for a market they cannot fully service in some applications.

United States on Aug 28, 2023

doing my homework firstdoing my homework first: I purchased this little compressor last November, 2022.
It has been such a handy device to own. My husband has an automotive compressor but it can be a little overkill to setup and use which is the reason I wanted something that I can easily keep in the house, car, garage, etc. and use right away when needed.
My first use was to fill up my car’s tires. I have an older vehicle that shows an idiot light when “any” tire is low so you don’t know which tire needs air. I got out my trusty Fanttik compressor and checked and filled 4 tires (all ended up being a little low). Filling the tires used up 3 out of the 4 bars of battery power. Not sure how much that equates to but at least some power was left. 2 of my tires needed 4-6 pounds of air and the other 2 needed just 1-2 pounds.
I also compared the pressure read out with my digital tire gauge and the Fantik readings were an exact match with the gauge (I’ve compared my old gauge with various gas station air fill stations too and it has been accurate).
Here’s another use that I thought of...I was looking for alternatives to cans of compressed air ( since they get expensive and the can is just another waste product...

United States on Mar 29, 2023