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Babs
Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2024
Nice little multi functional and compact device. It is loud but blew up my camp bed in 3 mins. Great 3 level lighting with a cute plastic flame to attach on the mini pump.
brock
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2024
I honestly wasn't expecting very much, but wanted to see if this was any good as a backup pump or such. I was genuinely surprised how well it worked.It is tiny. Just a bit bigger than a C battery. The whole thing could fit in the bottom half of a .5L water bottle with spare room. I also appreciate the little campfire silicone shell - it'd make a good nightlight for kids while camping.Speaking of light, this can put off a surprising amount. It claims up to 300 lumens (a bit under half of a 60w bulb) but it is directional, so it actually seems as bright or brighter than a normal lightbulb. It can handle that much light for some 4ish hours. On low (nightlight mode) it can do some 16 hr.There are a variety of nozzle types. As with most pumps, you use the nozzle on one side for inflating and the other for deflating. It's small enough that it'll stay "plugged in" on an air mattress.The pump side lasts some 25 min of constant use before it runs out the battery. Because it's so small it does take a while to inflate. My queen-size normal 8-10in mattress took about 10 min to fill (and about 2/3 of that to deflate). But this little tiny pump could do it - and to a reasonable/normal firmness. I was very impressed.It probably won't replace your normal pump, but for emergency use it'd be great (or for kids for a nightlight).For smaller/thinner pads (ie the self-inflating ones while backpacking or such) this would probably work great. It's about the weight of an apple.The battery also charges within a couple hours, so you could charge it from another battery pack while you walked or such (it's got a 1600mah battery)So yes, a surprisingly strong little pump.
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