Smart Ball Pump - Automatic, Electric, Hand held Pump to inflate and Deflate Sports Balls (Soccer, Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Rugby, Water Polo, Handball, etc.)

Updated 25-10-2018 (**After Amazing support and new Replacement received)They had contacted me through email and had provided me with great support.And they had made sure that when I receive my replacement even if I was in another country everything is working perfectly fine.What I can say about this pump that this ball pump is just amazing and it works like a charm.I AM TELLING YOU, YOU WON'T FIND ANY ELECTRONIC BALL PUMP OUT THERE THAT IS 1.Relaiable,2. Mobile,3.Effective like thisBall pump.This ball pump can pump any sports ball out there.TorrX is Amazing for the following attributes :1. It can pump a ball from Fully Deflated to the Desire PSI in Less than 30 to 20 Second!! or Even Less!! ( And can you imagine without you have to keep exhausting your body to put air inside the ball!)2. It can be set to an automatic PSI Measurement that you desire and automatically bring all balls to that psi.3. Is Mobile this Electric ball pump, you can just take it in your bag and walk with it like a mini water bottle and even more awesome is that your needle is always safe.IS THERE ANY AUTOMATIC, ELECTRIC BALL PUMP LIKE TORRX OUT THERE?THE ANSWER TO THIS QUESTION IS SIMPLY NO!! THERE ISN'T AND BELIEVE I HAD TRIED MULTIPLE AUTOMATIC BALL PUMPS OUT THERE AND NONE OF THEM THAT ARE AS USEFUL AND VERSATILE AS THIS ELECTRIC BALL PUMP THE TORRX.**Bad Experience before replacement.When asking and checking online I saw that this ball pump will inflate a ball in less than 1 min even some 10 seconds or 20 seconds a ball. When getting this ball pump inflating a ball takes way more than 1min and it's letting air back out. I was seriously shocked and sad. I sad that maybe I needed to charge it to the full battery, I even did that and the pump was still working the same and leaving air out. The saddest thing is I bought this when I was in the US on vacation and I left on a cruise so my stay in the USA was to short for a replacement. So i stayed with a defective ball pump that is not working good. I am not saying anyone not buying this pump, but my experience was bad, really bad.

I referee youth soccer and purchased this pump to replace a lost manual pump and separate pressure gauge. This pump is excellent for setting the pressure on multiple game balls before a match using the "auto" mode, where you preset the desired pressure level. I did 5 games this weekend and set the pressure on at least 20 balls without complaint from the pump. Let's be honest - this is a nice-to-have cool gadget that is overkill for the average game or occasional use. For match officials, you will be confident that the pressure of all balls are set to a 0.1psi resolution. Several coaches have expressed additional confidence and thanks for the professionality.Fit: The pump is solid. It has a good weight and no flimsy plastic parts. The needle is shielded by a retractable sleeve that locks in place after exposing the needle. This also powers on the display, which is easy to read even in bright sun. The inflate button has a good feel and motion.Performance: The average ball takes 20-30 seconds to reach a stable pressure. For inflation, the pump delivers about 0.2-0.3psi/sec for a size 5 soccer ball. That is an estimate but not measured. There is small 0.2psi overshoot that then will trigger an air bleed. The air release has a delay between steps to allow for a stable pressure reading. I am very satisfied.Charging: The pump comes with a standard micro-USB cord. There is a green LED below the pressure display "indicating the charge". I haven't yet seen any color other than green. I wish there were 4 small LEDs that indicated charge level. I fear that the LED will go from green to red while I am on the field and the pump will not function. Maybe it goes to yellow but I haven't seen it. I just charge it before I leave for my matches. I'd also like to see the LED(s) flash to show that charging is occurring. Maybe this battery is so good, it doesn't need to be charged very often. Time will tell.I would buy again. If you are considering a recruitment tool for referees, definitely consider this pump as an incentive reward for signing up for matches.

The media could not be loaded. I coach 2 elite travel soccer teams at two different age groups.The U-16’s train with higher end balls with latex bladders, meaning someone has to top balls up every practice.Players show up, grab a ball which is typically around 7-8 PSI blow it up to 11 PSI and are off into their warmup in a matter of seconds.The U-12’s are still using size 4’s and are able to adjust the pump to a softer 9.5 PSI and blow up their balls with ease.Price - Realistically a decent hand pump is going to cost you $15-20 and I used to go through them fairly regularly. Whether it be lost needles or loose connections. If you’re spending $50 - $60 on training balls and $100+ on match balls is $85 really unreasonable?Time - not having to hand pump 24 balls every single session is worth the extra money. The fact that the kids can use it is an added bonus.Accuracy - Having each ball play with consistency is valuable in training. Not having to worry about over or under inflated balls or relying on the thumb test is great. You’d be surprised at a ball that passes the thumb test and one that is actually properly inflated.Versatility - I carry a Nike backpack with all of my bibs, cones, rosters, etc. the pump isn’t exactly small, but it’s smaller than most battery operated pumps AND not too much bigger than a hand pump.Desires - I think it’s a bit odd that the needle isn’t 100% enclosed when in the off position, but it doesn’t seem to be vulnerable. While I think the pump is well worth the $85 it’d be nice if there was a protective travel case available for purchase.Overall: I’d recommend this product for any coach and would personally buy one every 2 years if needed.