WORXWX092L 20V 2.0Ah 2 in 1 Cordless Inflator Battery and Charger Included, max. 10 Bar, Digital pressure display

I’m very impressed with the work power tools so I have the batteries and chargers to keep me going. This compressor is light weight and very portable and inflated 6 tires in a row without very little use of the battery.

I've used this tool so many times. It has attachments for tires, balls, and an open one to air up floats and such. The power share battery is great because if you have other worx tools they all use the same battery. It's not very heavy and easy to take on the go. The battery lasts a long time and there are just too many uses not to buy this.

It's really handy for tires and other blow ups like a basketball. Ive used 12 volt small compressors that you have to plug into a car lighter which most new cars dont have or connect to a 12 volt battery. The 20 volt battery is plenty of power and lasts a long time before needing to be recharged. Recharge is real fast.

Awesome quick easy air pump. Simple and the battery works with my other Worx tools. Set the tire pressure turn it on and that's it. Turns off when it hits the desired pounds set. Small enough to travel with and powerful. Now I don't have to turn on the bug air compressure just to add a few pounds to the tires on the vehicles.

Works good, I use it for my lawnmower tire as it keeps loosing air. My son said it would also work on a car tire but hopefully I will not have to use it on the car tires. It is more then worth the money! 😀. The battery life is not very long. I do have to charge before each use.

I was looking for something quick and easy to top off my e-bike's tires before I go riding in the morning. My old inflator was supposed to be plugged into a cigarette lighter but I had it going to an a/c adapter. Keeping the cords organized took longer than filling the tires. It was not a good setup! The Worx unit is just what I wanted! It's easy to use, small, lightweight, reasonably quiet, and doesn't have cords to fool around with (Just the one for the charger, when needed -- more on that later.) I'm not pushing the inflator too hard. Just topping off my bicycle tires a couple times a week. It does that very well. I'm sure it can handle car ones too although I might go with a larger unit if I was working with totally flat car tires. I would give it five stars but the charger included only operates at 0.4 amps, meaning it takes 5 hours to charge a dead battery. Even though I probably won't have to charge it very often, I broke down and purchased the WA3881 2.0 amp 1 hour charger . I would have gladly paid a few bucks more to get a fast charger with the inflator. I'm probably nitpicking here but my only other minor complaint is that the unit shuts off very quickly. I haven't timed it, but it seems like about 30 seconds. I don't think the screen draws that much power and letting it stay on for a couple minutes would make things easier. Like I said, it's a minor issue. Pressing the power button again is easy but I wish I didn't have to do it before inflating my second tire.

No, not because it broke but because it works so well around the farm on tractors, trucks, implements and whatever that I got tired of chasing it around (who’s got the tire inflator?) and bought one just for me (ha! we’ll see how long that lasts LOL)

The media could not be loaded. This WORX cordless inflator is the kind of thing I put off buying for too long. Should have purchased something like this years ago. Why did I break down and buy this? I have two cars now, my girlfriend’s is the third car and I take care of that one too. The gas station gets old, it’s either too crowded when I am headed to or coming from work, or I have to go really late when it is more quiet. And then let’s no mention all the people that beat up the hose and break the reel or leave it laying on the ground and the business end is broken.I’m over it, so here I am. I must be honest and say I went with the WORX brand because I got a hydro shot with battery and charger so it was nice to save some money and get the tool only option here. So now I’m in the WORX eco system for sure. This little device came in a generic box. (Pictured) and I’m guessing they broke down the standard retail box to sell these “TOOL ONLY” because there was also a separate booklet for a battery and charger that someone forgot to remove.First impression, the pump feels sturdy and quality for a plastic product kind of like the hydro shot. Taking a look around there are rubber feet at the bottom, and lighted display on top and at the front a light. The light is low, high, red/help and off. The highest brightness could be brighter to be honest but for any job you have it gets the job done. It’s nice to know that in an emergency you might just need the light and you’ve got it.There is also and little holder at the front on the low end for the adaptors to fill different things (also pictured) but I have not used these. The standard connector is what you will use for car tires and that’s probably all I will use this for. The panel is easy to figure out really, no need for a book. You set the pressure that you want with the arrow keys, if you are connected to a tire the current pressure will be displayed. A play and pause button when you are ready and a power button, that’s it.My first test (in the video) was a low car tire, Lexus GS350 245/40/18 I let some air out to check that my TPMS was working, the WORX pump showed 23.5 psi, and I set it for 33 psi and it didn’t take long at all. (In the video) hit the start at 1:30 or so and pump stopped at 2:27. Then after that it was time for the spare tire. I’m a bad car person, I have never checked it after owning the car for a year, no excuses nobody should ever do that. Also note that this thing is pretty loud, not unusual but be aware of it. Please be a nice neighbor, check and fill your tires at a decent hour.The spare tire calls for 60 psi and it was at 19.5 pounds. With just my hand the tire felt hard like it was fully inflated, but it wasn’t even close. So This took a lot longer. I set the WORX tool to 60 psi and hit the timer and started it. It took three minutes and ten seconds to get all the way up to 60 psi.Also take note for whatever it’s worth with bigger jobs like this the hose gets really, really hot. Anyway so far I’m impressed. I topped off my other tires that just needed like 4 psi bump and I’m looking forward to never going to the gas station trying to hurry up get all the tires topped off before the compressor turns off, no thanks. I’m hoping this tool holds up. I will update if there are any issues.No more excuses, now I will check my tires more often and so should you.

I was able to use it on my tires and my kids basketball. Nice compact inflator that I can put in the back of car.If you have other battery equipment from worx, then this will be good addition to your collection.

An automotive engineer friend asked me to get this for him. He insisted that I would want one as soon as I saw it, which was silly considering I have two effective tire inflators already. Well, he was right. I'm going to resist but it won't be easy because this simply does not in any way seem like a consumer grade device. I can't speak to the engineering myself but I can attest that it woks beautifully, is very well crafted and feels very solid. The Worx stuff seem like bargains for what you get.

Works great,

This thing is absolutely great , use it almost daily, love that it is portable and i can use it anywhere, pumped up 6 tires that were very low, only used 1 bar on battery.

So far I'm pleased. I wanted a battery operated unit for flexibility, and this one had good reviews and cost quite a bit less than the others out there. I inflated 4 bike tires, 2 empty hand truck tires and topped up my F150 tires (which were quite low) to 35psi. This was easily done on a single charge. The unit is light and very easy to use. As to the accuracy issues reported by others, there are several variables that play into this. After the first truck tire I quickly figured out I had to set the unit to 3lbs over to 38psi to get the proper inflation. The rest of the tires inflated perfectly at that setting, so I would say the unit is accurate.I also didn't find it as loud as some people said it was. Based on my experience I would recommend.