Decent deal, but if you do any kind of decent inflating you'll want a 4.0 or 6.0. I topped off my tires from about 37psi to 40psi and didn't drop a bar off my 6.0. I filled up my jet ski trailer tires, 4 of them, from about 28psi to 50psi and had 2 bars left. That would have eaten up a 2.0.
Back in the old days.... A history of the TV remote control as told through its advertising
You diss on the corded remote control, a.k.a. the "Cable Box," however, you fail to respect the sheer offensive power of a swinging cable box when used against an unsuspecting victim....a.k.a. my little brother...
I agree. Cordless is convenient but in an emergency, a dead battery on a tire inflator that was left in the glove box for 6 months wouldn't help at all. Cordless might be great for topping off at home, but in an emergency, it seems a powered unit would be better. On Amazon, all of the cordless units could not be plugged in at the same time as charging (even if there were 10 feet micro-usb cords.....).
I’ve had one of these in my Tesla for over a year and often use it. I set the digital inflation cutoff and go around to all four tires to quickly set to proper pressure. I have also used this on several pool floats. Mine came with a small battery with no charge indicator so I use one of my extra larger batteries with this as well, I’m paranoid so I keep the batteries in a bag made for lithium batteries. I have a lot of DeWalt tools. Zero complaints with this compressor that will also use 12v and AC power sources.
