- Can it inflate car tires?
- No. Its maximum pressure is 0.55 psi, far below the roughly 30 psi a car tire needs. It is made for air mattresses, floats and toys.
- How long does one charge last?
- The 2000 mAh battery fills a few small inflatables or one air mattress per charge. Large items or several mattresses will drain it, so bring a power bank for longer trips.
- How do I charge it?
- It charges over USB, so a phone charger, laptop or power bank works. A full charge takes a few hours.
- Does it deflate as well as inflate?
- Yes. It has an inflate and a deflate mode, which helps flatten mattresses and pack floats away.
- What nozzles come with it?
- It includes interchangeable nozzles for common valve sizes on mattresses, pool floats and beach toys. Check that your valve matches before relying on it.
- Is it better than a hand pump?
- It saves effort and is faster on large items, but a hand pump never runs out of battery and can reach higher pressure. For low-pressure inflatables, the USB200R is the easier choice.
- Where is the Intex Quickfill USB200R Air Pump cheapest?
- At Academy Sports, for $34.99, 27% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Intex Quickfill USB200R Air Pump?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including Academy Sports, Tractor Supply Co, Best Buy, Lowe's.