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0:03 I have extensively tested all the most popular portable electronic mini pumps alongside some less well-known models to find out exactly which one you should buy and of course I've linked them all down below if you want to find them for yourself I'm going to break this video down into three categories Nano mini and off bike that's because as I received all of these different pumps for testing I started to notice a clear divide between them and the specifications that they offer however some things were Universal across all of them they're all USBC rechargeable they can all cater to prester and Shader valves some more successfully than others and they all come with a sealable travel bag to help
0:48 keep the pump free of dirt and water something which is critical to ensure your pump works for years to come at the end of me speaking about each category I will give you my verdict on how they back up and which ultimately in my opinion is the best to buy in each category all pumps in the Nano category bar one feature a 300 Mah size battery claim a quick charge time of 30 minutes or less and claim to reach a maximum of 100 PSI with the outlier claiming it can reach 120 PSI and taking 1 hour to charge they all weigh between a claimed 93 to 110 G and when we tested the pumps on our own scales the claims rang true bar gram here or there which of course we won't quibble about it's also worth
1:35 mentioning that all of the pumps that sit within the Nano category don't come with a display nor are they programmable so in no particular order we're going to start with the mof air [Music] MAAC as arguably the most recognizable brand in the Nano category I had high hopes for this little unit going into testing and I'm happy to report that it did well the silicone case that it comes in provides a premium tactile feel and the pattern in the silicone itself helps provide that extra little bit of grip the valve nozzle is also very dextrous thanks to the nerling on the metal which makes switching between prester and Trader valve setups much easier however I did notice that the valve seal itself
2:23 does feel like a fairly soft rubber so I imagine this will start to wear down fairly quickly when pushed against a metal valve and sadly it does not come with a replacement seal but mov says they are available if Replacements are needed the USBC charging port doubles as the air intake as it does with every other pump and the button placement is good with the easy tosee LED making operation simple just press once to wake the device up then double press to start pumping it took around 60 seconds to fill my 30C tires with 50 psi and it did successfully seat a tubeless tire next up we have the py plus as2
3:09 this pump comes with a few more added extras compared to the airac for example a flexi hose a spare valve seal and an adapter pin for use on Shader valves it too comes in a silicone case and while it maybe doesn't look quite as cool as the mock offs it's certainly still completely functional the as2 also features a much smaller nozzle so while it may be slightly more fiddly to open up for either replacing the seal or switching to shreader it does make the overall form factor far less intrusive in use it's exactly the same as the airac however the button placed on the unders side of the unit is covered by the case so locating the button when you're not looking at it isn't as easy and will be made harder when using
3:55 gloves I'd love for site plus to redo their silicone case to either feature a hole like the Muk off or instead include a raised lump for easier use that being said since operation is so simple in the grand scheme of things this is a really minor point it too reached 50 psi in around 60 seconds and was able to see a tubeless tire it also vibrated noticeably less than the airag moving swiftly on we have the fumer Nano which certainly stands out in its appearance compared to some of the other units however it also stands out due to its spec sheet this pump is the outlier in the Nano category as it's the pump which claims it can reach 120 PSI
4:42 but is also the one which has the longest claim charge time of 1 hour it's also by far the most expensive pump in the Nano category in use the shape of the unit fits really well in the hand thanks to the curved edged and the raised light up button makes for really easy use it doesn't follow the same button procedure as the previous two units but instead you simply hold down the button until it starts pumping upon which you can then lift your finger off the button and then press again when you want to turn it off the lack of silicone protection is noticeable as the anodized aluminium casing is less grippy and it also conducts heat and vibrations quite quickly back to the user it's clearly a powerful pump as it reached 50 psi in under a minute and it too was able to
5:28 see a tubless Tire we're now going to cover two units which arguably have less well-known Brad names but I believe are worthy of inclusion if you scan Amazon you'll find loads of pumps like this so I selected two that I thought stood out from the crowd based on specification and user review ratings firstly we have this unit from a brand called Flex tail it follows a similar formula in that it includes a flexi host a seable bag for protection but it does also include a few funky extras rather than having a multi-purpose prester or shreader adapter it just comes with an entirely different one that you can alternate between it also features a strap
6:14 allowing you to mount it orbe it pretty Loosely to your bike and then turn on an SOS Flash in case you need a backup rear light the flex tail is also the outlier in battery size as this is the only unit in the Nano category which has a larger 350 Milah battery meaning it should last that little bit longer compared to the others it's an interesting assortment of features but I wonder if it's simply trying to do too much the silicone case helps with ergonomics and the big button is very easy to locate with your finger and overall is very simple to operate in use the button needs to be held down to wake it up when this is done the button lights up and it also makes a little sound in case you're not looking at the button from there it just takes one push to act to the pump and one more to stop
7:01 it it did make a few noises that sounded like it might be struggling but it still performed well and inflated my tire to 50 psi in just over a minute lastly for the Nano category we come to the airbank which I think could be a bit of a Dark Horse it's the best value pump and it keeps Pace on maximum inflation claims and battery size and it also does claim to fully reach charge in under 30 minutes it's also the lightest at 93 G due to the lower price you do miss out on some extras such as the silicone sleeve but it does come with a replacement valve seal and Shader adapter pin I like that the large operation button is on the same side as
7:47 the valve nozzle as this makes it really easy to use whether you're wearing gloves or not the downside to the button is that the LED is just a small pinhole so when your thumb is on top of it you don't know what it's showing but operation is simple is once again it follows the same procedure as some of the others in that it's one push to wake it up a double press to activate and then one push to stop the shape of the device has much softer edges compared to others so it fits beautifully in your hand and I believe has the best ergonomics of the bunch but the real surprise here came from its inflation time it hit the desired 50 psi in just over 50 seconds and it too did manage to seat a tubeless tire so how do all of these pumps Stack Up
8:33 and compare to each other starting from worst to best I'm putting the flex tail in fifth place while the extra features it offers are good such as the key ring and SOS light these feel more like gimmicks and are distracting from its overall job of just being a good pump I'm concerned about how it sounded like it was struggling on some inflations and while the extra battery life is nice the extra weight of the unit and bulkier form factor means that I I think there are just better options out on the market that cost similar amounts of money next I'm putting the fper Nano into fourth place while it's clearly a powerful and well-made unit the high price lack of silicone sleeve and slow charge time mean again there are simply better options available I've awarded third place to the moff airac it is no
9:21 doubt a brilliant unit thanks to its tactile sleeve easy to ous valve nozzle and operation button but the lack of an included replaceable valve and slightly harsh ergonomics means it lands in third second place goes to the airbank I think its price point of around 40 pounds is brilliant and for that you get a really high performing pump it's light has brilliant ergonomics is powerful and can charge up nice and quickly but the lack of a silicone sleeve does stop it from claiming gold so as you've probably guessed first place has been awarded to the py plusus as2 this one wins for a number of reasons I love its brilliantly small form factor all thanks to its ability to keep the nozzle head within the main unit housing
10:07 the easy operation silicone sleeve reasonable price point and included extras in the Box make this not only a quality product but also good value and something I think will be very popular among cyclists next up we move on to the minis now there is a distinct difference here between the Nanos and The Minis and that can be boiled down to three things first these pumps all have generally bigger form factors with heavier weights ranging from 120 to 190 G secondly they start to introduce LCD displays and extra buttons that predominantly allow you to set your desired pressure so that when inflating once the pump reaches that number it will stop thirdly they all have bigger batteries but there's a
10:54 bigger range from 400 to 600 milahs first in the mini category is the top peque EB booster digital this is actually a pretty new product on the market and with it com some pretty interesting features and claim specifications it's the largest of the mini category and it really does push the limit of what you might want to carry with you on the bike however the large form factor does play host to the largest battery in the category at 600 milliamp hours so if you want to be prepared for multiple inflation then this will be the one to go for the E booster has a unique feature being this sliding switch that allows you to Pivot between either prester or Shader valves it has a decent size screen with
11:41 illuminated buttons that are big and very easy to operate in use setting the pressure is very easy and the unit doesn't automatically turn off that quickly so it gives you time to set the pressure get the pump into position and then start it however I would have loved if the screen and buttons were on the nozzle side of the unit the silicone case is great for grip insulating fingers and aiding in vibration dampening in the inflation test it took bang on 60 seconds to hit 50 psi on my 30C tire and afterwards the battery was still showing us full in fact I managed to get a full five inflations out of this unit I did find that on occasion I was accidentally hitting one of the buttons meaning it would cut out mid inflation and it was a bit too easy to
12:28 accidentally cover the USBC charge port which doubles as the air intake so my only tip would be to be careful of hand placement when you're using it next up we have the py plus as2 pro the bigger brother to the standard as2 now I say bigger brother it's nearly identical in every Dimension other than its height it's about 5 mm taller it comes with all the same bits as the as2 so a flexi hose an extra valve seal ball inflator and Shader adapter pin the way it differs though is that the pro version comes with a screen and is programmable in use it's as simple to
13:14 use as the as2 however the buttons on the as2 pro didn't increase in size in fact they're smaller so they are more fiddly to operate and even more so when you're wearing gloves I would have loved it if the buttons and Screen were on the nozzle side of the unit it managed to inflate my 30C Tire to 50 psi in just 37 seconds so nice and Speedy and it managed to deliver four inflations from its 420 milliamp battery just one less than the top PE which has a 600 mAh battery we have another unit from fuma now and it's the fuma mini much like the site plus the fuma mini is a big brother to the Nano and the size difference is
14:00 much more noticeable between these two with every Dimension getting bigger the fer mini has just a 400 Milah size battery which is the smallest of this category and it also doesn't have a screen or is programmable it lacks a silicone sleeve like the Nano and despite having the smallest battery it's the heaviest in this category it is a powerful unit though as it managed to hit 50 psi in around 30 seconds [Music] lastly in the mini category we have the rock Bros as1 it like many others comes with all the usual extras we have come to expect from these pumps however it's the second lightest in the mini category and has a 450 milliamp power battery The
14:46 Rock Bros unit has a trump card up its sleeve though at least it does in my opinion we finally have a pump that houses its buttons and screen on the nozzle side of the unit en abling you to set your pressure ensure the device isn't autot turning off start the inflation and then watch the pressure go up this placement also means it's much harder to accidentally press a button and stop operation Midway through inflation the as1 inflated my tire in 36 seconds so it's pretty quick however I noticed that it got much hotter than the others after repeated inflations clearly the slightly bigger pumps that sit in the mini category come with some really handy extra functionality so let's see
15:32 how they stack up at least in my opinion in fourth place here the fumer mini like the Nano it's a well-built powerful unit however the lack of screen programmable features long charge time excess weight high price small battery and lack of silicone sleeve mean that compared to others in the category it really falls behind third place is awarded to the Rock Bros mini it has a respectable price and comes with the features to boot screen fast charge decent Siz battery and in my opinion the best screen and button layout the high temperature after multiple inflation does concern me but it's certainly worthy of consideration second place goes to the top PE ebooster digital
16:18 despite its bigger form factor and heavier weight it can justify it by having the biggest battery if you're often found switching between prester and Trader valves then this will be the best one for you I can see this one being a real Lifesaver for a parent who likes to go out riding with their kids which means first place goes to the psych plus as2 pro now I promise this video is not sponsored by psych plus it's just made a really great product the incremental size increase from the as2 means it will still fit really well into a jersey pocket or saddle bag and the larger 420 Milah battery just gives you that extra inflation or two combine all of that with the digital display and programmable inflation limit and you're
17:03 on to a real winner last up we have the off bike category essentially these are the pumps which are better place to stay at home in the workshop garage or car these pumps have bigger batteries still and ultimately are that bit more powerful and faster inflating first up we have the fuma classic it packs a 550 milliamp battery into its pretty large casing it features three easyto use buttons and a display which shows you all of the information that you need it allows you to cycle between bar PSI and kPa since this is a pump that won't be joining you on rides I'm not that bothered by how big and heavy it is but what is great about this
17:49 pump is how fast it is to inflate I filled my 30C Tire to 50 psi in just 18 seconds a really great performance and it did it with ease I also love the button and screen placement as it allows you to see what's going on as you inflate next up we have the py plus as2 pro Max it follows exactly the same pattern as the two smaller models and it performs just as well it isn't quite as fast to inflate as the fer as it took 30 seconds to reach 50 psi but still a good performance and I do like the TCT finish of that silicone case lastly we have the Bosch electric
18:36 bike pump it's the only pump which breaks away from the incredibly similar design language of the other models this unit is very ergonomically friendly and has a good selection of buttons to control all of its operations the spare adapters are housed in the pump's handle making for safe storage however in use there are a few issues I think this pump is best suited two Shader valves than prester ones because once you're done inflating through a prester valve and want to unscrew the pump it's incredibly hard to remove the prester adapter stops the head from spinning making it seriously tough to take off I ended up having to use a couple of pairs of pliers to get it free so to round up the off bite category third place has to go
19:21 to the Bosch I like it shape and ergonomics But ultimately it's just not that well suited to those using press device valves in second place is the site plus as2 pro Max it retains all the features that make its smaller sibling so great but those same features in my opinion aren't as necessary for something you aren't going to carry with you there's an argument to say the topic ebooster digital could also compete in the offb category and it would be hard to pull it apart from the site plusus as2 Pro Max both have 600 Mah batteries and both are similar in price however if choosing between these two models I would go for the topic thanks to its lower weight illuminated buttons and valve switch meaning in first place in
20:08 the off-bike category is the fumer classic thanks to how it performed in testing its button placement screen and Shear power mean this is great for using off the bike so there we have it that's my full rundown of the best portable electronic bike pumps currently available as mentioned at the start I've linked them all down below so let me know which one you go for
