Coleman QuickPump Air Pump for Air Beds & Inflatables, Portable Air Pump with Fast Inflation or Deflation, Battery-Powered/Rechargeable/12-Volt/120-Volt Power Options

I purchased this Colman Quickpump (Rechargeable) to replace the previous model I had for about 3 years. Now let me first say that the NiCd rechargeable batteries in these and other equipment that uses the have a limited lifespan.I find the rechargeable version of this pump is most practical for camping since power is not always available.With that said, this pump has performed up to the standards of the original for all applications that I need.INCLUDED IN THE BOX:-Pump (internal non-replaceable battery pack)- Wall charger with cord.- 2 different size inflate/deflate adapters.OPERATION:To inflate just slip on the appropriate size adapter and lock on with a twist. Then turn on. This pump inflates air mattresses, backyard swim pools, and most consumer rafts very quickly and achieves a reasonable level of pressure for proper inflation.To rapidly deflate, this is really valuable, you insert the appropriately sized adapter into the side air intake port of the pump and turn it on. This rapidly sucks out all the air in the air in the air mattress, backyard swim pool, or consumer raft and makes packing up much easier and faster.CHARGING / USE BEFORE RECHARGE:Full Charging of this pump usually takes an overnight charge and this is common with most consumer devices and is due to the lower amp wall socket chargers provided. The PLUS is that the charge vs volume of air that this pump provides is EXCELLENTHere’s an example of items I filled before recharging the pump battery;Inflated/deflated Two queen size AND two twin size air mattresses on THREE camping tripsInflated/deflated one backyard pool (~12’x5’ with three air chambers) at least FOUR times.Inflated/deflated many pool toys and rafts multiple timesGENERAL COMMENTS:The only thing that I liked about my previous version of this pump was that you could insert the nozzle adapters into the pump for storage. The NEW versions of the pump, there is not built in storage. A nylon bag for storage of the pump, adapter, and adapters would be a nice addition, but neither the previous version or this son includes a storage bag.PROS:- Fast inflation and deflation- Long operation on single battery charge- Very portable (rechargeable version)CONS:- No built in storage for nozzles on the pump

Work great

Love this for camping and air mattresses or inflating water rafts . Holds a charge for 2 days. Recharges quickly.

Pros -Needed to replace the 4D portable QuickPump pump & bought this unit. Hoping it lasts a long time. Seems well made and it's so easy to use.Inflated a full size Coleman mattress in no time flat.Cons -Took two weeks for the unit to arrive. Good thing we weren't in a rush. Prime doesn't always guarantee fast.

I bought the 120v version, non rechargeable version. I bought it for Inflating a number of air mattresses for camping purposes. I was worried that this wouldn’t be able to charge five of them consecutively without overheating, but boy was I wrong!It took about 60 seconds to inflate each one, and it was done in a jiffy. I’ve used some of the standard D cell batteries varieties before, and there’s no way that this can compare to those in terms of speed. This is way faster!It appears to be reasonably built, and I like the fact that he had a 240 Watt motor. You won’t get that power in something that is battery operated, I think that if you have the need for some thing with an outlet, this is a great choice. We use it while camping with our van, which has 120 V outlet in the back of my Honda Odyssey.

This pump works very well. Have used it to inflate multiple towable tubes (D-70 being the largest, 70 inch tube, the thing is huge) and air mattresses. It works quickly and efficiently.It can get a bit warm if used for more than 3 or 4 minutes at once, but it only takes 2 minutes or so to inflate an air mattress. The only reason we know this, is we deflated 4 tubes in a row with it, and by the end it was warm to the touch, almost hot. Having said that, it did not affect performance at all, and after allowing it to cool, it went right back to work.This is a very good buy if you are into tubing, as it saves a ton of space to travel with the tubes deflated on longer trips. I did by a 12VDC/120VAC converter to use this on the boat while on the water, but it draws too much current and trips the converter's over circuit protection, so expect to only use it via a wall outlet.

I bought this to inflate various lightweighty things for summer fun. It made it through one inflatable kiddie pool and (the next month) an air mattress (for swimming, not sleeping) before it died on me. Having bought it in advance of the summer trip, when I got back hauling this dead pump and its packaging, it was no longer eligible for Amazon's normally reliable return policy. Leaving me no choice but to warn you all that, even though this is a rugged-looking, loud, bright red, macho, brand-name appliance that has ONE JOB, it needs to be handled with absurd delicacy and attention inappropriate for filling kids' toys on a blazing summer morning when you have a family itching to get in the water. To its credit, it includes a long set of instructions for proper care of the battery during and between uses. Had I paid more attention to this needy appliance and its document instead of the needs of the family vacation, perhaps I wouldn't have run it for longer than ten minutes causing it to die a loud and sputtering death. I don't even remember the instructions for how to properly maintain the battery between uses, as I planned to use it a few times a year and ignore it the rest of the time. So, it's going in a landfill, and the second, uninflated air mattress, will have to wait until another vacation and a stronger pump. In summary, if you buy this product for a summer vacation, prepare to give it more attention than your family. If you buy it to inflate an sleeping airmattress for Aunt Berta to spend the night, I hope you're an opera singer, because you'll be inflating it with your lungs. I forgot to mention that the special tip for filling air mattresses broke on the second use.