ALBINA Rechargeable Paddle Board Pump - 20 PSI Powerful Electric Paddleboard Pump for 4-5 Boards with Auto-Off Function, Easy Inflate/Deflate SUP Air Pump

So far so good with this pump. It arrived and I proceeded to unbox it and plug it in to charge the battery. It took about an hour and a half to fully charge. I was able to pump up 3 paddle boards to 14.5psi and still show half of the battery left. The total time to inflate all 3 was about 30 minutes. The first stage is a little loud, but once it switches over to the second stage at about 1psi the pump quiets down a little. I didn't notice the pump getting hot and was able to inflate the 3 boards consecutively. Overally pretty impressed with this and looking forwards to not being tethered to my vehicle to inflate.

Very nice. Easy to get setup and great ability to easily change the stop pressures. Very quick to inflate full large double person Kayak .

I did a bit of research looking for a SUP pump with AC/DC connections. It didn't really need it to have a battery. However, this was one of the less expensive battery pumps with AC/DC. It worked great for our first trip last week and had no trouble pumping up our paddleboards. I did find that there is a sweet spot for the SUP hose connection, if you twist too far, it starts to leak air. I just twisted back a bit and the connection was fine.

Outside of how large this is. I guess my biggest disappointment, for the price this should have came with a case. I mean it’s not a cheap device and to come without a case or a store area for the holes and accessories is a huge disappointment to me.Great pump but for the price and no case, questions the care of the customer satisfaction, and the desire to keep the unit together and portable.

The charge is very long lasting and allows inflating of many devices. The ability to charge with either 12 volt or 110, is an excellent feature. The guage for battery use remaining is a great feature.

Worked great until it stopped working after nine months. Tried to get it repaired or replaced but they refused the warranty work. Don’t expect help if you have a problem

It's great not to have to hook up to manually pump the whole SUP, but it will not go beyond 12 PSI when I need around 18. Also, the watts available from a car battery in the USA really isn't high enough to properly power the pump. It's definitely for Euro car systems. Nothing about that was mentioned in the online description....didn't find out until product received and paper instructions were thoroughly read.

I have 4 of such pumps and this is one of the best.I like the colorway. Black and orange. Looks sturdy and durable.This is quite big, yet lightweight. I like how there is a slot where i can insert my hand.Very easy to use. Has a hose with all the necessary attachments tied at the end so you don’t loose any and everything is at your fingertips. Just pick the right receptacle and screw both ends in. An extra one came atached to the hose.Has 4 buttons. A power button, 2 buttons to increase or decrease the pressure (max 20 psi) and one that converts psi to BAR. The LCD is great. Very visible. Has all the necessary details.Dual stage pump which os very noticeable once it shifts gear. 350 L/min for the first stage, 70 L/min second stage. It becomes very noisy during the second stage which alarms you that you are near completion.When target PSI is reached, it automatically shuts off. Inflates well. Has 2 port to inflate and deflate. This inflated my SUP in under 15 mins and deflated it in under 5 mins. It is quite noisy. Like a vacuum cleaner.The best part of it all is that it is rechargeable. Meaning you don’t have to connect this to a power source. Just charge this one and go cordless. Great specially when travelling to places without power nearby. Comes with 2 charging capabilities: an adapter with a barrel male port, and one for car lighter port which is attached to the unit. What’s great is i also used this to inflate a couple of air mattresses, sleeping pads, inflateble pillows, and my SUP.The only qualm i have is that this does not come with a carrying case, unlike my other SUP pumps.This does not operate when charging.Needs 10 minutes of rest after operating for 30 minutes or 2 paddle boards.This is expensive. Priced at $310.94. Despite this, i am glad that i ordered this.

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This is quite the capable little pump and offers a lot of quality-of-life improvements if you find yourself in the need to inflate often. My favourite feature is that it has a compartment to store its own DC power adapter inside of itself. This is a great touch and it makes it so much less likely that it would get lost. The only feature I would have preferred more than this would be to support USB C charging, which it does not support. It does however come with a car charger as well.You can set the pressure threshold in PSI or bar. It comes with a variety of nozzles and has a decent length of hose. Long enough for most use cases. The display is bright, crisp, and clear. A little tough to read in the sunlight but it's not a big issue.It inflates quite fast. It can do a inflatable twin bed in 2 minutes. It is annoyingly loud but I expected that from a high flow pump. It sounds like a vacuum cleaner. If you're trying to enjoy the sounds of nature, this will disturb your peace for a few minutes. The sound does change midway through when the pressure starts building up and the pump switches to the second stage. It also deflates quite well. No more spending time trying to get all the air out of your inflatable. Just put the pump on deflate and walk away.It is a little bulky but some of that comes from the internal storage it has. The battery life is quite good. Although it's large, it's deceivingly light.It's quite expensive. There are more affordable options available and may be worth considering but during my testing, I have been fully satisfied with this iSUP pump.

Etwas zu laut, aber sonst bin ich sehr zufrieden

Compared to our other SUP pump, this one works just as well at the main job of pumping and has the same pump related features. The most important of which is the automatic dual stage inflation and being able to easily set a target air pressure and and complete inflation in a set and forget fashion. The reason this is likely to completely replace our other pump, and presumably the reason it is so costly, is the fact that you can use the pump completely self contained with no power source using the internal rechargeable battery. This is huge, because I don't remember the last time we could launch an inflatable anywhere near where our car was. I also never liked running accessories like pumps off the car battery in the first place, because the last thing anybody wants is to drain their car battery by accident (especially when it's getting long in the tooth). Now, there is a workaround for standard pumps that I used - there are power banks that include a 12V DC output that I would plug the pump into essentially turning a standard pump into a battery operated one, and you can generally find an all around solution like this for less money than this pump but I'll admit it is also less convenient. This pump can also be run directly off 12V DC as well.The pump has a cool design with a passable build quality, though it doesn't really feel bulletproof in construction. Plastics used are fine but the as a whole it doesn't feel quite as solid as I'd have liked for what it costs. The LCD screen on the pump is excellent, easy to read and shows a lot of information. I like how the pump is designed with an interior storage compartment that keeps both the 12V DC power cord AND the AC adapter for wall charging all with the pump itself so it's a bit easier to store.The main downsides to his pump model are that it is priced quite a lot higher than a wired DC only powered pump of similar features. It is also physically much bigger than many other SUP pumps which may be an important distinction if you don't want to leave the pump behind on shore if using it with water inflatables. There are a couple of missed opportunities here. The pump charges from the wall using an AC adapter with a barrel plug when it would have really made a lot of sense for it to charge with a USB-C input. Also as something containing a relatively large rechargeable battery, it's a bit disappointing that they didn't add a couple of USB power output ports on the pump as well so you could even use the pump as an emergency power bank for charging your phones as needed as well.