Champion Sports Electric Ball Inflator with Needle - Quiet Air Compressor for Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball & Sports Balls, High PSI Rating, Fast Inflation, 110-120V AC Power for Gym & School Use

I'd looked all over locally for a little compressor to keep in the garage to top off my car tires. I found either huge AC powered ones or tiny ones powered off a lighter plug. I got a clue to look for "sports inflators" and found this one, which is a reasonable size and runs off of AC with a decent length cord. I've used it 5 or 6 times in the past couple of months, and it's just what I wanted!For the reviewer who wanted specs:Weight: about 8 poundsGauge: up to 60 lbs pressurePower: 1/8 horsepowerVolt: 115V/60HzRPM: 1700AMP: 0.6 A

Like it says on the description, the pump is ultra quiet, but unfortunately is also lacking some HP. Many times if your insert the needle to inflate a ball and turn on, the pump will not start. What we do is turn it on and then insert the needle in the ball, that way is already running. We only inflate 3-4 balls per weekend so is not a big deal for us as the price is good. If you inflate a lot of balls during the week, you probably need to look for a better (and more pricey) option.

Love my new air compressor. I am a high school basketball coach that runs summer basketball camps with each player receiving a ball. Last summer, after two of my rinky dinky Craftsman air compressors burned out after pumping up 120 balls, I decided to purchase this higher volume air compressor. Not only was pumping the balls this summer much faster but this unit is super quiet and worked almost as if I barely scratched it's capacity. It didn't even sweat the amount of balls we pumped up. Glad I purchased this unit and would definitely recommend it.

Very quiet, as advertised. Tire-chuck connector could be better quality, but it works. 60 psi maximum is overly optimistic, it struggles past 40. Maybe they are talking about the gauge which tops out at 60 ;)

I was initially excited after reading reviews of this product. Some of them are accurate as they say it is small, quiet, and compresses air. Many of them stated that you can pump up tires on an automobile. I can tell you that I tried inflating tires on two cars and the compressor couldn't get more than 30 PSI. The pressure on my tires was slightly low (28 PSI) and I couldn't get the PSI to 30 after letting the compressor pump for 15 minutes! I probably could have put more air in my tire by using a bike pump.

Its quiet and sufficient to pump up a pool float or ball. But it does not have enough power to pump up modern adult bike tires, and just barely capable of pumping kids bikes tires. Our adult bikes require 50-70 PSI and this thing tops out, after laborious struggle, at 40psi. Been using a hand pump for the bike tires which is much more capable then this thing.

I ordered two of them, for the schools I teach PE and after-school sports at, they get the job done, they're easy to use, not that loud, and so far they seem durable. As always you have to be careful with the needles because if you bend them inside the ball your inflating they could break, but if you know what you're doing that won't happen.

I sell inflated balls all day hundreds of inflated balls. this little pump sits on a glass shelf and is light weight and quiet. so glad I found this gem. don't get to fill monster truck tires and you too will be happy. great pump!!!!