Which Battery Powered Pump is Best? | Tower Top, Neakmher, Prunarbo

This time I test three battery powered pumps from Tower Top, Neakmher and Prunarbo. We will test them to see how fast they can fill a tire from 0 PSI to 42 PSI and we will look at the PROS can CONS of each unit.
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[@mbj1163]

Thanks for the review and other videos. I know these battery pumps are the trend now, but one should really ask "What is my use case?" If my bike or car is at home, I'd much rather use an electric compressor with a small air tank that I keep in my garage because it tops up tires really quickly. If I'm always carrying something for only occasional light use - topping tires when travelling or filling one after plugging a flat, I want as small as I can get because it's going to spend almost all of its life unused in my panier. Some of these battery operated units are compact, but none are really small and there's also the issue of Li-Io battery temperature sensitivity, not to mention occasional spontaneous combustion issues for the cheaper no-name Li-Io batteries. I carry a Stop & Go RCP Mini-Air Compressor that is 4" x 6" x 2" in it's own case. There's also the Slime 40059 Tire Inflator Jr. Both of these are cheaper and more compact because they use your bike's battery. (Mine plugs into a Battery Tender SAE quick disconnect under the seat). Yeah they're slow, but IMO they're a better option for for occasional and emergency use, though not for regular home use.

[@Warerdog24]

I have a TrailTech pump it is rechargeable digal display unit. Works great for the Bike and is small for travel.

[@ttrguy9952]

I have the Dynaplug Micro inflator. It is tiny and works perfect.

[@bennguyen1313]

The NEAKMHER PUMP seems the most inexpensive. Any thoughts on the Airmoto vs Fanttik X8 (or s100) versus the Towertop TF1502... or the GOOLOO GT160?

[@LivingOffTheSlab]

I like the Fanttik best and it is what I carry.

[@SuzybobbTech]

love the comparison。 i use the Neakhmer as a battery bank in my car for my phone, computer when i am on the go！

[@-TowerTop]

Thank you for your review, Towertop will do better.

[@tlasaracina7]

Thank you for a great review, Today(8/11/23) the tower top is 79.00 for prime deal

[@LivingOffTheSlab]

Yep they are all reduced for Prime Day

[@darmah1959]

Be interesting to compare battery to a hand pump, it seems simple is best.

[@wingandhog]

I use the Fanttik. I actually have most of their products. Excellent quality.

[@MinnowMoto]

I love having a pump on the bike. Its so much easier that pulling out the air compressor . Great stuff.

[@K543]

Which one is the quietest?

[@LivingOffTheSlab]

None of them are quiet. All about the same.

[@mrbjay5443]

Fantastic video. YES!!!