FUPYG Portable Tire Inflator 150 PSI

For drivers who want a compact way to top off tires and handle smaller inflation jobs, this cordless air compressor combines battery power with a 12V DC car connection.

It also covers bicycles, motorcycles, and balls, with a digital pressure display and automatic shutoff for set-pressure inflation.

It suits you if you want one tool for the car and a few everyday inflatables. Not the best choice if you need a stated tire-size range or a dedicated high-volume compressor.

Technical details

The inflator has a maximum pressure of 150 PSI and offers four preset inflation modes plus a custom mode. Set a target pressure on the display and it is designed to stop automatically when it reaches that value, which helps avoid having to watch the gauge throughout the process.

Power comes from a rechargeable battery or the included 11-foot 12V DC car cable. The product information claims one charge can inflate two car tires, 25 bicycle tires, or 60 balls, and says it can run continuously for up to 30 minutes. A full charge takes about 3 to 4 hours through the Type-C charging connection. Those figures are useful for setting expectations, though the actual number of inflations will depend on the item and how much air it needs.

There is also a USB-A output rated at 5V/2A for charging a phone or another device, plus a built-in flashlight with steady, flashing, and SOS modes. The package lists a hose, Schrader/Presta valve accessory, ball and swim-ring needle, USB-A-to-C cable, storage bag, and user manual.

Everyday compatibility

This is intended for car and motorcycle tires, bicycle tires, and balls. The included needle makes the ball use more practical than relying on a tire-only pump, while the valve accessory supports the listed bicycle-valve formats. For a quick example, you could keep it in the trunk, connect it to a car tire that needs topping off, set the target, and let the shutoff handle the stop while you prepare for the drive.

The dual-power setup gives it more flexibility than a basic battery-only pump: if the battery is depleted, the 12V cable provides another power option in the car. From the way it is set up, it is geared toward portable maintenance and smaller inflation tasks rather than a shop-style compressor. The product details do not specify a supported tire-size range, so that matters if you have a larger or unusual tire to inflate.

Usage tips

Choose the matching preset or custom mode, then set the target pressure before connecting the hose. Stay nearby while it runs, especially on an unfamiliar item, and use the displayed reading as a guide rather than assuming every tire or inflatable needs the same pressure. The automatic stop is convenient, but it does not replace choosing an appropriate target.

Charge it before putting it away for a trip, and keep the car cable and adapters in the storage bag so they are available when needed. The flashlight can help when checking a tire in low light, the SOS setting and USB output add emergency-use flexibility, but they do not change the inflator’s main role as a portable pump.

Practical doubts

Can it run from the car instead of its battery? Yes. The included 12V DC cable is listed as an alternate power source.

Does it include an attachment for balls? Yes. The package includes a ball and swim-ring needle.

Can it charge a phone? Its USB-A output is specified at 5V/2A, so it can provide power to a phone or another compatible device using a charging cable.

Final verdict

This FUPYG inflator makes sense for drivers who want a portable tire top-off tool that can also handle bike tires and balls, with a battery, car-power backup, display, and automatic shutoff in one package. The extra flashlight and USB output are useful additions for a trunk kit, not reasons to treat it as a full emergency power station. Choose it for occasional maintenance and mixed small-inflatable use, look for a model with a clearly stated tire-size range if your needs go beyond the uses listed here.