During the first use, it stopped working. It broke during the inflation of a soccer ball. It overheated and stopped working, without the ball being inflated.

It does not have an ON/OFF switch at all. I fixed it myself. It jumps on the floor. The air hose is very short. And overall, the pressure gauge is for the donkey of Kavala. For 2 to 2.5 psi, you have to set it to approximately 8. Of course, it depends on what you pay. But it's not completely rubbish.

I bought it blindly because I got confused with another one that a friend of mine has.
I had a flat tire on my car (VW Passat) and the paradox is that it went from 0 to 23 in 9 minutes.

The instructions state that it should be stopped at 10 minutes. I left it for 9 and took it out.

The cable barely reaches the tires, and as soon as you plug it into the cigarette lighter socket, it starts working. It is advisable not to leave it on the floor and to hold it. It can be damaged by vibrations. It attached well to my tire.

Overall, it is aimed at people who have a flat tire and cannot afford something more expensive to temporarily do the job.

I got it for my car, as soon as I connected it to the tire, the hose broke immediately. Better to get a simple pump instead of this

With this money, you don't expect it to inflate like a car tire, but it's good for balls/bicycles. The pressure gauge doesn't work

I inflated a beach mattress once and it burst, got very hot, and never worked again.
Where is it now? In the trash

Tragic, they sent it to me broken and without the nozzles, when they "fixed" it, the nozzles were missing again......money wasted.

It's not worth buying, I bought it because it was cheap but I should have probably spent a little more from the beginning.
It is very weak (it takes three times longer to inflate a children's air mattress compared to inflating it with your mouth), it doesn't make good contact with the car lighter, it doesn't have a switch - when you plug it in, it starts working.