I bought 2 mini air compressors to compare. One is $23.99 and the other is $69.99. Let's see what the differences are, and who the winner is.
Amazon Link To Lexin P5 - $69.99:
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Amazon Link To Mydhall Tire Inflator - $23.99:
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The time to full charge each compressor is around 2 hours and 15 minutes. Each can be used as a USB battery bank, but you'll want to be careful with this functionality, lest you be stranded without enough charge to inflate your flat tire.
Each compressor includes several presets for pressure:
Sporting Equipment
Bicycles
Motorcycles
Automotive
The general use of each compressor is also very similar. You can set the exact pressure you'd like to inflate to, and then turn it on. The devices will shut off at the prescribed value. I inflated 2 small SUV tires and then verified the inflated pressures. Each tire was within +/- 1lb. I wouldn't feel the need to carry an additional pressure gauge if space was tight.
The biggest differentiators between the pumps was the construction material and size. The Lexin is the winner in each of those categories. It uses a metal case and is smaller (easier to pack) than the Mydhall. The Mydhall uses a plastic case, which wouldn't weather a drop (depending on where it's stored on the bike) very well.
The Mydhall's control screen is a bit larger, and it inflated the small SUV sample tire noticeably quicker than the Lexin.
For ADV use, my pick is the Lexin. It's more durable and easier to pack in your gear.
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- Video Contents -
00:00 Intro
00:21 Mini Pump Intro
00:55 Mydhall Pump Specs
01:01 Lexin Pump Specs
02:22 Inflation Test 1
05:36 Inflation Test 2
06:27 Charging
06:33 Conclusions
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