Compressed air pump Bosch UniversalPump 18V - explained by experts

[@RoarTheMighty]

Please release an "advanced" verison so we can pre-set target pressure. It's a basic feature even in cheap pumps like the xiaomi. I don't understand why the universal lacks it.

[@matthiaswee4991]

Same issue here Looking to purchase one . Makita has one that is programmable . Bosch please make one !!!

[@orlov_alex]

This is actually ridiculous that Universal Pump, which suppose to be more advanced than Easy Pump, has a primitive analogue pressure gage and no presets, basically only ON/OFF switch. It is a total No-Go for me, even though I really like BOSCH, but this pump is from 1990s, not from 2020s

[@basarbulut61]

Thank you for detailed video. Are we able to see the pressure if we plug it to the tire but do not start the pump?

[@BoschDIYpowertoolsUK]

Our 18V UniversalPump shows the current, as well as the target value 😊 We hope this answers your question, if not just drop us another message!

[@studer3500]

Is it possible to use Fein Amp Share 18v 5.0 Ah battery (by Bosch) with the cordless Universal Pump?

[@jonaustin262]

Is this compatible with core 18v Bosch batteries The blue tools not green Bosch tools?

[@BoschDIYpowertoolsUK]

Hi! Unfortunately, the ProCORE 18V Batteries are not compatible with our Bosch DIY products. Sorry for any inconvenience this causes. If we can help further, please let us know 😊

[@GrahamCampbell-e2v]

Are you able to pre-set the air pressure that you want to achieve so that you don't over inflate items?

[@FretboardWarior]

No, you need to hold the trigger until you reach the desired pressure on the display & the display is an analog manometer. Seems like a bit of a step down from the EasyPump which already has a digital display & "auto-stop" feature. Would have been nice to have a manual & automatic mode of the 18V pump as well.

[@FretboardWarior]

I'd imagine that most users of this kind of pump would use it for car/bike tyres and footballs (as shown in the video). most of these have a recommended pressure of only 2,3,4 bar so with a 10 bar gauge it's also difficult to be accurate. E.g my car tyres recommend 2.2bar