HOTO Mini Bike Tire Pump, 25s Fast Inflate Bicycle Pump with Guage, 150PSI Portable Electric Bike Air Pump with Presta and Schrader Valve for Road Bike, Motorcycle, Mountain Bike, BMX, Sports Ball
REGULAR PRICE: £37.78
About this item
- NOTICE: The Presta valve adapter is a separate accessory, always attach the Presta adapter securely to the tire valve first, then attach the quick-connect chuck onto the adapter
- SMALL YET MIGHTY: The HOTO mini bike pump inflates a 700×23C road tire from 80–100 PSI in just 25 s, or from flat (0–80 PSI) in around 60 s, helping you get back on the road fast when it matters. With up to 150 PSI pressure, it maintains steady airflow at higher pressures, ensuring proper inflation for road tires while also supporting lower-pressure mountain or BMX tires
- POCKET-SIZED BUT POWERFUL: Designed with a palm-size form factor, this pocket-sized bike pump is easy to carry and serves as a reliable on-the-go fix whenever you need it. Powered by a 2000 mAh battery and a brushless motor, it can inflate up to eight flats or eighteen low-pressure 700 × 23C tires on a full charge, reliable enough for long rides, group rides, family outings and day-long cycling trips
- AUTO SHUT OFF & ACCURATE PRESSURE: Built in high precision pressure sensor and smart chip, this bike air pump will automatically stop when it reaches the desired inflation value, helping prevent overinflation and reducing blowout risk. Features an LED display with ±1 PSI accuracy, showing real-time tire pressure and inflation progress at a glance, ensuring precise and safe inflation every time
- USER-FRIENDLY DESIGN: The HOTO mini bike pump has an intuitive flick-to-start design, making the setup process a breeze. Its 360° rotation hose ensures effortless installation of bicycle valves without any awkward angles or dead ends. While the memory function remembers your last two pressure settings, saving you time and effort on your next ride
- WHAT'S IN THE BOX: 1 x HOTO Air Pump Pocket, 1 x American Air Valve, 1 x Presta Valve Adapter, 1 x Needle Valves Adapter, 1 x Quick-connection Valve Adapter, 1 x Type-C Cable, 1 x Soft Rubber Band. Please feel free to contact us if you have any problems during use
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| SKU: | B0DCG1JGKN |
| Weight: | 0.56 Pounds |
| Dimensions: | 2.28"L x 1.5"W x 3.66"H |
| Brand: | HOTO |
| Model: | QWCQA002 |
| Colour: | Black |
| Manufacture: | HOTO |
| Colour: | Black |
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I do like the pump. I find cartridges difficult to use and pumps don’t get the tire up to a decent pressure without a lot of work. The pump screws on to the stem in a way that all the air gets into the tire, and then unscrews in a way that doesn’t let almost any air out. It has enough charge to fill multiple tires to 90 psi.
Couple of caveats:
The LED is very dim. It can’t be read outside in the day light. This means that if you haven’t previously set the target PSI indoors, you won’t be able to set it on the road. If it was correctly set beforehand, though, it’s ok that you can’t read the pressure as you fill the tire as it automatically turns off when it reaches the target pressure.
The other thing is that it doesn’t always start up when I click the “on” button. I’ve always eventually been able to get it to start, but this is a bit disconcerting when you’re out on the road with a flat.
Finally, I did have one instance where, after filling the tire, and unscrewing the pump, it took out the stem’s core! (The thing in the middle of the stem which allows air in and keeps it in!) By hand I couldn’t get the core back in well enough to prevent it from getting unscrewed when I unscrewed the pump – eventually I filled the tire by just pressing the pump hard onto the stem without screwing it on. No fun, but that only happened once, probably with a core that was loose to begin with.
It does exactly what it's supposed to do.
This compact rechargeable pump is excellent.
With a presta valve just remember to screw the adapter on to the valve first before connecting the pump.
I’ve used the pump to accurately put air in my fox 38 front forks and also in my Fox flow X2 rear shock.
The pumps Max output is 150 lb, so if you weigh more than that, you’ll need to use a hand pump to get the rear shock to an air pressure higher than 150.
Hook it onto a valve and it gives you the current tire pressure. It has two preset modes, but you can just push the up or down button to the desired PSI, wait a few seconds till it stops blinking, hit the start button and it will fill to that exact tire pressure.
It’s powerful enough that I’d use it for flat repair on my motorcycle as well.
It’s definitely performed as well as I could expect from such a compact little tool.
I haven’t tried any other Mini pumps, but I can’t imagine any of them being better than this one. I’d highly recommend it.
Works as advertised.
The screen scratches easily. Removed the hazy protector and put it in my pocket with nothing else. Moved from the garage to the house, removed it and immediately noticed scratches. I had to put back the protector.With that being said, it’s small, compact and works well.
I got tired of hand pumping my tyres up each morning when I went for a ride and started looking for a good portable air pump. After looking at many YouTube reviews, I focused in on the this Hoto air pump. I am happy I did! The build quality is great, not just OK, not just good, but great. It is not cheap or lightweight in any way. It has a very solid feel, and is well thought out– no on/off switch on the case, just move the feed hose and it turns on, put the feed hose back, and it goes off. It fills my tyre quickly. Will it go to 150 PSI, I have no idea, I took it to 75 with no issues, and very little slow down… It has two memories, and autostop. I have memory one set for the front tyre, and memory two set for rear tyre. See the video for how fast it will fill a tyre.
It uses type C USB for battery recharge, and has an included cable for charging. It charges very quickly. I have yet to run it down, but then I have not tried either… After three fillings, and several partial fillings it looks to be around 75% down in charge.
It is small, fits in my pocket or in my seat bag easily. I’m happy I bought this pump, and use it every morning. I would recommend it to anyone I know. It comes with several adaptors, one for a ball, and one each for Schrader, and Presta valves.
It is well packaged, and the overall look, feel, and performance are great. This was not free to me, I paid full price for it, and would do it again. In my opinion it is very well built, and feels good in the hand, works well, and best of all, no more hand pumping before the days ride… I am very happy with this purchase!
Have had this a few weeks now and it’s a pretty good pump for bike tires. I personally wouldn’t expect anything more or larger out of it. It’s nice and small the battery has plenty of power to inflate your tires several times.
Something I wasn’t aware of is that the unit turns on and off by swinging the air hose out. I thought mine had broken the first day. But then found out when you move the hose from the storage side position it will turn on, move it back to the side storage position and it turn off. Kinda a nice feature. It’s got a rubber elastic that connects to the hose and then for wrapping around the units body for storage. This way it’s not actually turning on when you have in stored in you bag for example. So it won’t turn on until you swing the hose out.
I have only used it up to 30 psi but has no problems doing so and actually pretty fast on a bike tire, also no problems on my 26X4 fat tire e-bike.
I also have tested the accuracy of psi several times against some good gauges and it’s right on.
If you want to get super exact with psi run this till it stops waiting just a min and run again. And or disconnect it and reconnect to the tire. Point being run it two times and is pretty much exact down to 0.5 or better on psi.
I would recommend it for bikes.
Not ideal as a gauge for presta valves
My main FYI to people considering this: it doesn’t work to gauge the pressure of presta valves. It displays the current pressure at the nozzle, but the presta valve won’t open just because you’ve latched the nozzle onto it, so there’s no pressure to detect. If you start pumping then it forces the valve open and you’ll get pressure readings, but this is a sub-optimal way to check pressure, because you can easily over-inflate. It’s possible to gently angle the nozzle to slow-release air, if you find you’ve over-inflated, but that’s a janky solution for checking pressure. You could also make a habit of manually depressing the presta valve to let off some air before attaching the pump, to ensure that you’re always underinflated before latching on and starting the pump, but again that’s a clumsy way to “check pressure”. So this is not an ideal tool for routine pressure monitoring, if you have presta valves (I wouldn’t expect it to be an issue with schrader, but haven’t tested).
Otherwise very satisfied with this pumping up bike tires to around 70 psi, it’s reasonably fast (with road tires that don’t hold much volume), easy to use, and easy to charge (the charging port is well marked and easily accessible, and the battery indicator is easy to read). A big selling point to me was that it’s portable enough to fit in my 1.5L saddle bag alongside a tube, tire levers, a mini ratchet and assorted hex bits (my “flat kit”). I would’ve been okay with a mini mechanical pump and no gauge, but even the smallest ones are too big for a saddle bag, they instead have to be mounted alongside the bottle cage, and some people complain that their legs scrape up against them. A mechanical pump would probably be lighter, but the heaviest thing on my bike (by far) is me, I try not to get too obsessed over fractions of a pound here and there.
Bought it for my E bike and used it several times. Small package, easy to carry and well built with multiple attachment for practical uses, I love the quick connect that work like a charm and easy to use. for a bike it does not take much time to full inflate and will do multiple tires on on charge.
Get a small patch kit or some slime and with this you can bike without the fear that you will drag you bike for miles with deflated tires back home
A powerful compact sized tire pump
I was a little skeptical at first, but I’m actually impressed that it actually works really well. Inflation speed is fast enough to fill up my mountain bike tires. It is small enough to fit my belt bag and still have plenty of room and it comes with a inflation needle, presta valve adapter and quick connect valve. Pretty easy to use as well, just flick the tube and it will automatically turn on and ready to use. It does heat up pretty quick but nothing too concerning. If you’re riding a mountain bike, this is a must on your bag.
It performs well, is not really that loud, and charges up pretty quick but if you’re going to use it on a presta valve I saw several different ways of doing it on the Internet and I’m going to show you the right and only way with zero air loss.
First of all, you’re going to open up your presta needle valve and then you’re going take the little black metal adapter and slide it on with the round head facing down, then screw that onto the valve until it stops. Do not over tighten it. Now you’re going to take the pump head adapter and screw it onto the pump if you haven’t done so already . Make sure the lever is flipped up so it’s pointing straight to the side. Now slide that over the threaded adapter on the valve and then you’re going to flip the lever down. I recommend you hold the pump in your hand and don’t let it hang. if you follow my instructions, you’ll have zero air loss. Now to take it off, you just do everything in reverse.
The only complaint that I have is the digital gauge is off by minus 10 pounds. I tested it by putting 70 psi in one of my road bike tires. The pump turned off at 70 psi and I took off the adapter with zero air loss, put on my pump and it read 60 psi. Actually I did this with two different pumps and they both read 60 pounds. So if you’re OK, doing a little math in your head and if you want to put 70 pounds in your bike tires, then set the machine for 80. When I tried it that way it was dead on.
Amazed
This thing is unreal! Works perfectly, quickly, and being able to make preset pressure is so nice. Just turn the hose, hit a button, my tire is inflated. Small and compact too.