Portronics 150 psi Tyre Air Pump for Car & Bike

[Sushubh]

An alternative to Mi model with USB-C support and larger battery.

Portronics 150 psi Tyre Air Pump for Car & Bike

Portronics introduces to you a best of its league gadget essential that is hard to get by your notice! Bringing to you VAYU Portable Tyre Inflator that with its unique feature is going to be an extremely worthy buy! The ergonomically designed tyre inflator, can fill up air in tyres, balls and other inflatable items. Thanks to a power output of 50 W and battery power of 4000 mAh, the device is able to function very efficiently and swiftly for up to half-hour and inflate all the tires of a car on a single charge. It has an excellent digital display which shows the parameters of the device as well as the object on which it is used upon. It even has a function where it can change the pressure unit from PSI to any other preferred unit (bar, kPA, kg/cm2). The device has built-in intelligent models to correspond to balls, bicycle, bike or car. All these functions can be enacted with the simple clicks of a few buttons. It comes with an LED light that proves to be of great help in the dark. Portronics Vayu Portable Inflator is aesthetically designed which not only is pleasing to look at but it is also very compact and sturdy with a beautiful black color and a matte finish.

 

[Jonas]

Looks so much better than the one I've from Amazonbasics. Quite noisy and messy wire management.

 

[Sushubh]

i have the mi one and it works fine. though requires charging after every use and it takes a long time on microusb. usb-c means it should be much better. best thing with these devices is that you can just keep them in the glove compartment and charge them using the charger in the car itself.

 

[LordSpymaster]

Is there any worry about mixing? I mean don't the petrol pump guys use nitrogen or normal air?

 

[Sushubh]

nitrogen is never free though some pumps might offer it if you pay for a tankful of fuel. you usually have to pay for it. usually costs around 50 for topups iirc. mixing is not a problem. you just lose the benefits of nitrogen in the tire.