Swonder Lightweight SUP Paddle Board Pump C20 HT-737, Unboxing And Full Review

In this video, we're excited to unbox and provide a comprehensive review of the Swonder Lightweight SUP Paddle Board Pump C20 HT-737. Join us as we explore its features, performance, and usability, giving you all the details you need to know before making a purchase decision.
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Product information:
Swonder Paddle Board Pump, 30% Faster Inflation SUP Pump, Compact & 2.6lb Lightweight Electric Air Pump w/ 20PSI High-Pressure, Dual Stage, Auto-Off & Deflation Function
Technical Details
Color ‎White
Brand ‎Swonder
Material ‎Plastic
Item Weight ‎2.6 Pounds
Product Dimensions ‎6.8"L x 3.1"W x 7.5"H
Power Source ‎Corded Electric
Air Flow Capacity ‎350 LPM
Maximum Pressure ‎20 Pound per Square Inch
Operation Mode ‎Automatic
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H ‎8.94 x 7.24 x 5.71 inches
Package Weight ‎1.52 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH ‎6.8 x 3.1 x 7.5 inches
Brand Name ‎Swonder
Warranty Description ‎1 Year
Model Name ‎C20
Suggested Users ‎unisex-adult
Manufacturer ‎Swonder
Included Components ‎Swonder Pump, Car Connector, 6 Nozzles, Air Hose, User Manual
Additional Information
ASIN B0CRR86GNH
Hashtags: #SwonderSUP #PaddleBoardPump #Unboxing #Review
Disclaimer: I'm not a professional, and the information provided in this video is for entertainment and informational purposes only. Any actions you take based on the content of this video are at your own risk, and I will not be held responsible for any damages, losses, or injuries resulting from the use of the Swonder Lightweight SUP Paddle Board Pump C20 HT-737 or any other product mentioned.

[@angela-r]

Thanks for this review! Although we are having some issues with ours. We set ours for 15 PSI which is what the max PSI is for our board,and 15 PSI should be an equivalent of 1.03 Bar. Although when it was pumping air, the Bar in the left increased to 2.51 while the PSI stayed at 14 and it never shut off. It seems like the PSI and Bar equivalents were not what they should have been and it also felt like the board was over-inflating so we had to shut it off manually. Have you experienced something like this?

[@allcheckout]

Oh wow ... so sorry to hear. I did only try the PSI because it's more commonly used in the US. 2.51 bar would be crazy and not stopping even more. Almost a miracle that the SUP survived ...