Diyife Bike Pump with Pressure Gauge, [120 PSI] [17 in 1] Mini Bicycle Pump for All Bikes, Ball Pump with Needle, Glueless Patch Kit, Cycle Valve Caps and Frame Mount, Fit Presta and Schrader Valve

I’ve previously bought this pump and it lasted a very long time (3-4 years) and I had no issues with it at all. The reason I bought a new one is because I accidentally threw my old one away when moving house.It’s the perfect little pump for topping up your tires (or pressuring from flat) and is very easy to travel with as it’s really compact. It fits nicely into my work bag and I never really have to use it (thankfully)!For the price and extras it’s definitely worth it, the design make it very easier to use when switching between valve types, and although it does take longer to inflate a tire due to its size, it gets the job done relatively quickly. The pressure indicator on the pump is ideal too.Overall, it’s a great little pump

Good little pump, works fine and it's lightweight. Mounted next to my water bottle carrier with no problems, fairly easy to change from Schrader to Presta valve fitting. Don't bother with the patches or tyre levers they're not that good. Pressure gauge works ok just how accurate it is I'm not sure. Overall a decent little pump.

As described do and received in good condition. Great little pump, perfect.

Does the job

The pump itself is of surprisingly good quality considering the price point. The system for swapping from Schrader to Presta valves is simple enough once you're familiar with it. To be clear, for the price, I'm very happy with the pump.The added extras are where frankly, the supplier is wasting their money, more than the consumer. The repair patches supplied are barely sticky and the material itself resembles foam more than rubber. The tire levers are also pretty flimsy. The ball needle was fine, but you can't really go wrong there. Unfortunately I bought this set specifically to repair a puncture after only recently picking up a bike for the first time in several years, so this is now going to have to wait for another purchase arriving before I can use my bike again.

I liked this bike pump so much I bought a second one! It is really small, so you do need a good bit of strength in your arms to use it, but the built in pressure gauge is really useful and the small size and light weight make it ideal to take with me everywhere I go.The plastic clip would be a bit flimsy as an attachment on its own, but with the velcro strap included it is securely attached. There are screw holes to attach the clip to the bike frame, but I’ve got mine attached to my wheelchair frame with a couple of zip ties. Not the fastest way to pump a bike tire, but the port-ability and compact design won me over. Fits both types of valve (the plastic fittings inside the valve attachment are reversible) but I’ve only used mine with the wider fitting. Only thing to watch out for is not to lose the pieces if you need to disassemble the valve fitting. Best to set it up for your bike (or wheelchair!) before hitting the trails or roads.The additional tire repair parts were a nice addition to my cycle repair tool kit.

Changed the parts per instructions from Schrader to presta valve, cannot change back as one of the parts is stuck in the tune of the pump. Pressure meter does not work. Useless, cheaply made.

The pump and accessories come as in the photos. The instructions are acceptable and it is a bit difficult for my clumsy fingers to change the tiny parts for different kinds of valves. I have only tried the presta configuration and it works as expected. Due to the tiny size of the pump, it is normal to need to give it quite a large number of pumps to fill up the tire. What else do you expect from a handheld pump, right?There is a pressure gauge but mine does not change much no matter how hard the tire becomes.I haven't tried the tire repairing gadgets and I hope I won't need to use them.All in all, it is a value for money purchase. Happy with it.