AGPTEK Electric Air Pump Digital 16PSI 12V Rechargeable SUP Electric Air Pump Compressor, Quick Air Inflator/Deflator, Portable Electric High Pressure Air Pump for Air Mattresses, Inflatable Boats

I purchased this air pump to inflate my Flated air topper for my truck. I like that it comes with a case hose, adapters for pumping things up, and charging cables to charge it with. I set the desired psi and it shuts off automatically. It has a handle for carrying and cables fit into a storage unit on top. There is also two ports for charging your phone or whatever. My only slight complaint is the connector that is for my application is very hard to get connected and I had to hold it in place a couple times. Hopefully it will get better with use. It also has a built in light.

I use this air pump to inflate two Driftsun Almanor Inflatable Kayaks (my wife and I each have one). It's quick. It's easy. It turns off automatically at the set pressure. It includes several nozzles. One nozzle fit our kayak's air port perfectly. It'll inflate both kayaks many times between recharging the battery. After inflating both kayaks, the batter is still at full charge. We can inflate both kayaks in about 5 minutes. Very nice. I'm so very happy I bought this air pump. I highly recommend this air pump for virtually any inflatable.

I've been using this pump for my inflatable kayaks for a few months, and so far it's working well. The kayaks have Halkey-Roberts valves, for which the pump comes with an adapter. Typical pressures are 2-3 psi for the side chambers, and 6-8 psi for the drop-stitch floors. The pump can be loud, but it's also relatively fast, especially compared to hand pumps. I can just let it run while I set up other things like my paddle leash, etc. The deflation feature is also useful at the end of the day when I'm packing up. The one thing it doesn't have is a Leafield C7 adapter. I got a new NRS Kuda recently, so for that I had to buy an adapter from NRS, and also shelled out for a host/adapter kit from Amazon. I think these Chinese-made pumps all have similar hose connectors, so fortunately that worked out. The C7 connector works a little differently from H-R style valves, so I'm still getting used to that. I haven't used the car adapter yet, but recharging using the supplied wall socket charger worked great. The carrying case is handy, everything fits, no complaints there, except possibly that it isn't waterproof, as some other reviewers noted. Not a big deal for me.

I recently purchased an inflatable kayak (Advanced Elements AdvancedFrame Sport) and after using the included hand pump once, I decided I needed an electric pump. This pump comes with a bag, wall charger, car charger, and several tips, which is nice. I was worried about whether or not any of the tips would work with my kayak, and one does. What I love most about this pump is that you can set the PSI and it automatically stops when it reaches that number. My kayak has four chambers that inflate to 2, 1, 1, and 1 PSI, respectively. I can air up the kayak in 3-5 minutes and then it only takes a few minutes to deflate it with the pump as well. Very handy and I'm a huge fan!

Product works great, purchased to blow up large inflatable tent and it did just that.

UPDATE: It did come with a nozzle for the Body Glove, I just missed it. Still seems a little slow to me, but still better than manually pumping or having to do it at the car with other pumps. ORIGINAL: I first got this and used it to pump my Bote SUP. It worked great, but was a bit slow. I've used it a few times and was pretty happy. Then I bought a BodyGlove SUP. The pump head looks the same, but when I remove the hose, air starts pouring our from the valve. I have to press the valve to make it stop. But when I use the included BodyGlove pump hose, no issues. I've also now noticed that it takes close to 20 minutes to fill the SUPs. When new, it took 10. I hope support can help, otherwise I'll have to find something different.

Connect the hose to the pump and the tent set pump to 6 PSI and start inflating. 7-8 minutes later tent is fully inflated. It was just that easy. No need to get an external battery or connect to the cars 12v plug. I like that I can change from either 12v or 120v.

Works great for airing up the coody inflatable tent. It only took me about 6 minutes. Probably faster if I change the psi.