FLEXTAILGEAR 4kPa Air Pump for Inflatables, Portable Air Mattress Pump, Mini Camping Air Pump, Rapid In/Deflation with 180 L/min Airflow for Sleeping Pads, Pool Float,Swimming Ring Vacuum Storage Bags

Perfect for what I needed and the size fits right in my beach bag.

I would have given it a 5 star rating but it’s a bit loud. Kinda embarrassing to use when you get to your campsite. But worth using, so I choose to be embarrassed.

I've used this several times at the swim club. I love that it can be used hands free. I set it up and can just leave it while I get the kids sunscreen applied or whatever else. It is not as loud as some other pumps I have used. It takes a little longer than a more powerful air compressor would, but the convenience of not having to hold it in place the whole time you are using it more than makes up for that. At the end of the pool day, just switch the nozzle to the air intake and deflate your pool toys so they pack easily in your beach bag. I have gotten several uses on a single charge, and the charging port is just a standard usbc, so I can even charge it in the car if I need to. LOVE THIS THING

I recently purchased an expensive, ultra-lite air mattress to use on a trek I am planning. To fill it, the mattress came with a bag that you blow air into and then you squeeze that air into the mattress. After a few times using the pump sack to fill the mattress I realized this was not something I wanted to do every evening after a long day of trekking. I saw this little pump and ordered it. I couldn’t tell from the description if it came with a connector that worked with my air mattress but I decided to give it a try. I was also a bit skeptical that such a tiny pump could do the job of filling my air mattress. When I received the pump I immediately put it to work. It did have to play with the fittings for a bit before I found a combination that fit the mattress. Even then, the fitting did not fit perfectly, but it was easy to hold the fitting in place while the pump did its job. The pump bag that came with the mattresses also needed to be held because the plug kept getting pulled out if I didn’t. And in terms of filling the mattress, the little pump was amazing. It turned filling the mattress from a very unpleasant chore to a quick, routine job. I did read a couple of reviews where the reviewers mentioned that they had to push the start button several times to get the pump started. I experienced the same thing. I found that starting the pump before I connected it to the mattress got the pump started pretty reliably. The pump is also a bit noisy, which in the quiet of the great outdoors, may not be what you want. For me, a bit of momentary fan noise is far preferable to my curses at having to use the pump bag. Also, a few reviews referred to a light. This pump does not have a light, nor does it claim to, so those reviews must bd for some other pump. The bottom line for me, even with the few nits mentioned above, this is an amazing little pump, that will enhance my backpacking comfort every time I use it.

Bought this for my backcountry kit to inflate my sleeping pad and pillow. It's small, very lightweight, and it's mighty! I was able to inflate 2 standard size 5" thick sleeping pads plus both pillows I have in about 3 minutes, so I'd say that's pretty quick. The attachments don't fit the greatest for my valves, but I made it work well enough to inflate the majority and then finished with the foot pump on the pad itself. It charged up fairly quick, too, and I'm pretty that charge will last for my entire 2 day trek. I will say though, that the deflate feature didn't work well for me, and I'll just do my usual pop valve, let out most of the air, fold and roll. Overall, I highly recommend this little pump

So, I like to take long 3+ hour river floats every weekend in the summer, and the explorer 200(not 300) is always my go-to, as it's cheap (like $20, sometimes less) and very reliable for me and my dry bag. The only thing that has never been my favorite about the explorer is that the deflation process is soo slow, so I decided to get this travel pump to help, and during blow up pit stops along the way. My first expectation was that this was the size of a soda can, but it's actually the size of an average wireless earbud case -- Mind already blown and such a space saver in my dry bag! The second thing I wanted to test was of course the power of the device. I know I will only be using this to top off and deflate tubes, but I decided to put this to the test with a full inflate and deflate of my raft, and I have to say this could be a life saver if you had to patch and reinflate along the way. I inflated it for about 10min, in which I would be comfortable floating, however still a tad soft. I could have inflated it a little more, but felt comfortable enough to continue on. Number three, deflation was even quicker at around 7min, which means no more bending over on my raft to deflate, and the crew isn't waiting on me anymore! One last thing to mention is that there was still power left after inflating and deflating. Again, this was a test with the explorer 200, so check what you may want to use this for, and run some tests of your own. The only thing I kind of wish they included was a rubber grommet adhesive to cover the USBC port, however I placed one of my own which works great

I got this to inflate pool floats when we go to the lake. So, it works, but it's tiny. So it will do the job, but it takes forever, and it overheated before we got the first float ring inflated. This would work great for smaller jobs so I'll add it to my travel pack to use on vacuum bags when I'm traveling overseas, it will actually work great for those because it's so tiny and works on a USB charge.

I charged this up and tested it on 2 airplane pillows. I picked it up the next morning to try it on a different task and it was completely dead. Would not turn on at all. It worked fine after charging it up again. This is pretty cruddy if it can't even hold a charge overnight. It's useless for backpacking or camping off the grid. The air pressure is pitiful but I suppose that’s partly my fault for not paying more attention. This can generate 0.58 PSI which is not enough to make inflatable items firm. Take into consideration than human lungs can generate 2+ PSI, so you using your lungs will firm up inflatables at least 4x better. You could use this to fill the bulk of the air and just use your lungs at the end. The pump is very lightweight but not in any way to exudes quality. It just feels cheap. The nozzle selection was okay in that I found a combination that work for almost everything I tried. Every time I use it I’m disappointed by the lack of pressure. There is clearly some sort of camping light mentioned in the listing. I think that must be some other version of the product as there’s no lights on this one.

This little fella works amazing! So small yet so powerful, it inflated and deflated 6 floatie chairs no problem :)

Best purchase of the summer

Useful little tool for camping although the product does not come with the light function as advertised in the images.