KEPEAK Mini Bike Pump, Bicycle Pump with Digital Pressure Gauge, Portable Bike Air Pump Tire Inflator with Presta and Schrader Valve for Road, Mountain, City, E-Bike and Ball

I purchased the Kepeak BL01Electric Bike Pump to replace a larger electric pump that I purchased 18 months ago. I was very dissatisfied with the Woodwind Smart Air Pump. The features I reviewed in purchasing the Kepeak was small size, light weight, cost, Presta/Schrader, alternative tube extension, dual gauges, battery type, psi min 120, auto shut-off, bicycle only mode, simple operation, screen visibility in bright daylight, number of tires it would inflate. I fully charged the device upon receiving. I tested the functions for ease of programming and operation. I tested the device on a few of my bicycle types in sequence. The first tire I inflated, I used the red pressure adapter that attaches directly to the device. The pump attaches to the bicycle tube stem by applying pressure and not requiring it to be screwed in place. I inflated a 700x23 to 90 psi. It inserted with ease and auto shut-off at 90 psi as programmed. The next tire was a 700x25 and inflated to 90 psi using the Valve air hose attachment. Leaving the air hose attachment in place, I inflated the third tire, a 700x35 , to 75 psi. The final tire was a 26x1.98. The battery level showed 1/2 capacity when started but quickly reduced to a low pressure warning and expired at 35 psi. Conclusions: The Red (Presta)- pressure style stem attachment will be my preference since all I have to do is hold the device on the stem and allow inflation. I can quickly remove the pump by pulling up. I will save time by not having to screw and unscrew the hose. If the hose is hot, it may be uncomfortable to unscrew. I will store the hose and Schrader attachment in my bag for emergencies or malfunctions. The device tracks the pressure and battery level. Based on my testing, I am expecting to be able to inflate 3 tires on a trip.

Ha sido una buena inversión, mi esposo está en silla de ruedas y ha sido muy práctico por que lo lleva siempre en su bolso

This is a great product. Works as describes. I pumped four tires, each 20 psi above what they had, and it barely used 1/3 of the battery ( 2 from 60 to 80 and 2 from 40 to 60). It took loke 30 seconds each. It is light. It’s good for rides and even better for trips so you don’t have to carry a floor pump.

I use this to keep my bike tires up to the correct 50 pound pressure.This comes with a flexible pipe connection - or you can just jam the device on the the valve. I found that the pipe does not work for me - it does not grip the valve at all, so you have to jam it on the valve while holding the device - I could not do it. So what is the point of having a flexible connection? It is hard enough to jam the device on the valve such that the air does not leak.Second thing - it is extremely noisy - embarrassingly so!Third - it works well and saves a lot of effort.

Really small!!!! I use this to pump my basketballs and it does the job.Build quality- is very good. its a pump and seems sturdy enough for what i use it for.

I travel once or twice a year with my bike and was looking for an alternative from having to get a pump and CO2 cartridges at my destinations when I fly. I didn’t want to deal with a hand pump so I was happy to find this market of tiny electric pumps.I found several that looked great but reviews were disappointing. This one had the least number of negative reviews.I tested it at home and used it on my current trip to inflate both tires from completely flat to 100 psi. This little pump did it in 45 seconds on a single charge without a hitch.It’s small enough to fit in my pocket so I’m confidently carrying that instead of CO2s from now on. I don’t plan on using it daily except for traveling or on ride emergencies so I hope it lasts a while. Until I find out otherwise I highly recommend this.

I used this once in testing and once in the field. Now it has bricked — will not power-on, will not charge. No response from company.

Works like a charm.