SereneLife Digital Electric Air Pump Compressor - 110W 12 Volt Quick Air Inflator W/Lcd, 0-16 Adjustable Psi - For Water Sport Inflatable Sup Stand Up Paddle Board - Slpump20

Used a couple of times. It quite streadfoward easy to use.

A must have on hot days! No more sweating in the sun with a hand pump. Great product for the price, nice long cord. If you are a heavy user you might want to get something with a better quality plastic casing. I just have 2 boards, one that I leave inflated most of the season and this pump works great for me. Easy to set PSI and shuts off automatically. Its not as loud as some other reviews led me to believe, but could be because my car tire pump is much louder than this. Its also faster than I thought, about 15-20 minutes to get to 15 psi. I did get an AC/DC converter for when I don't have a car or I don't want to have the car running for that long.

Compressor is not high quality. It is very slow and not really powerful enough. Just about as quick by hand

We have acquired several inflatable water items in recent months, SUPs, inflatable kayak, and not too mention the fleet of floaties. I went with the less expensive option not sure what to expect and didn't want to dump a bunch of money on something that didn't work, and I am not disappointed. It works exactly as identified in the advertising, the auto shut off is amazing. and if you have ever spent have your morning pumping up anything while you get ready for the water, you will appreciate the ease of this handy tool. Now, here is why it gets a 4 not a 5. None of these are deal breakers. #1 IT IS LOUD! it is so loud, and if you are pumping up a lot of things, well, it is just loud for a long time. Small unit, big pressure, totally get it, just know it is loud. #2 - We may have more inflatables than it was made for. It is a small unit, and when we get to blowing stuff up, we got stuff! 2 SUPs, kayak, river ready floatys (not small). We have learned to give the unit a 5-10 min cool off after 2 items. The unit gets very hot, and the plug in the car gets really hot, which is mildly concerning. #3 - we had to cut the various tips off so we could use them, the little bit of strap they were on does not allow them to attach to the nozzle and stay attached. Whether this is an anomaly on this one, or by design, it is a little frustrating have to keep track of a plastic bag of attachments as well. - an annoyance, not a deal breaker However, we have used it twice, and this weekend it was the savior of the weekend at the lake and earned it's keep. I have no intentions of returning it, but may look at getting a bigger / tougher model, especially now that i know it works, and works great. Might just leave this smaller one in the rv, so it is always on hand. or use it for single item trips, since it is small and easy to stuff somewhere. If you are looking for a little pump for floaties, or inflatable sup, I absolutely do recommend it. If you are like us and have lots of sturdier floaties like river rafts, big sups, etc. mIght think about going up a level. Either way, i don't think you will regret it.

This pump is terrible. It attaches to our paddle board fine and puts some air in it. However, it stops way before the board is at the desired PSI. And it is very slow! I can manually pump up the other board in half the time that this does nothing. Too bad I waited so long to try it and have missed my return window.