Description
Review this item in the context of the repair, installation access, nearby parts, and the result the completed job is intended to achieve.
Product Description
X10 CROSS
Merchant Video
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What can this air pump inflate?
This inflator has a wide range of applications. It can be used to pump up cars, motorcycles, bikes, balls, air mattresses, kayaks, swimming rings, etc., and it can also deflate vacuum storage bags.
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Can this machine deflate car tires?
No, the X10 Cross cannot deflate tires. It is only designed for daily storage purposes, such as deflating storage bags, inflatable furniture, and similar items.
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How to change the inflation mode and inflation unit?
Short press the switch button to select inflation mode, and long press the switch button to select different units.
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Can this air pump display the tire pressure?
Yes. This inflator can display the current pressure value in real time, and it will automatically stop when it reaches the set pressure value.
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What’s in the box?
The package includes an air inflator, a charging cable, an air hose, seven adapters, a storage pouch, and a user manual.
Ildiko Rich –
I am super impressed. Very modern, sleek, stylish design. Solid and hefty – feels very well made and very durable. The light is strong. Smaller than I expected. The battery charges quickly. Ample attachments, most of which I likely won’t use. I got this air compressor to fill up my van tires in winter so that I did not have to pull out the large compressor w/ extension cable and air hose. The digital screen is fantastic – I was able to set the psi I wanted in my tires – turn on the compressor – and added the 5 additional psi’s in about 3 minutes. I think this device takes slightly longer than my 110 v pancake tank air compressor – but this is WAY more convenient. I’ll be able to stow this in the back of the van w/o it getting in the way. Note – adding 5 psi to my tire used up about 20% of the batter power (again the digital interface gives lots of useful information).
Brendan –
I have several other Fanttik products and was excited to try this one out. It’s pretty standard in terms of features for a battery-powered portable compressor/blower but with the addition of the vacuum feature for vacuum sealing. That’s probably the most killer feature of this thing. All features work great and I tested inflating my EV SUV’s tires up to 50PSI with no issues. It was almost too easy.In typical Fanttik fashion, the unit looks like someone actually cared about the design. It’s not the smallest, but it’s very nicely made and finished. The only thing I would have preferred differently would be the charging port location, as it’s on the bottom. Thankfully, the battery life is decent and it can rest on its side while charging so it’s not that big of a deal.Overall, very happy with it.
John Harpur –
This is a really solid portable tire inflator far better than a lot of the cheap, noname models floating around. Right out of the box, it feels well made, with a sturdy metal casing and good build quality overall. It even comes with a surprisingly nice carrying bag and a variety of attachments to inflate tires, sports gear, etc.The large, bright display is really good, it’s easy to read and clearly shows your pressure levels and mode. It’s also user friendly and has enough battery life to handle multiple tires before needing a recharge. I was able to top off all four of my car tires without any issue, and impressively, the unit didn’t get overly hot, something that’s common with inflators like this.I’m very impressed with it, and would recommend it.
World’s Greatest Aunt –
This is compact and pretty easy to use. I like that you can also use it as a blower, to deflate an item, or with a vacuum bag (basically that’s just deflating). It comes with many different nozzles, which is convenient. The built-in light is a good safety feature, as is the fact that you can use it as a power bank, which I probably wouldn’t need in the car or on the go, but could come in useful the next time we have an extended power outage at home, which always seems to happen when your phones aren’t fully-charged. Being able to have the presets is convenient. No, it won’t literally pop up your tire like the videos show, and if you happen to have a stronger air compressor, you would likely want to use that to inflate a tire … this is, after all, a small, portable device. I do think I might prefer a slightly longer air hose as well as one that has one of those lever things on it for a quick conection (I’m sure it’s got an official name that I probabnly know, but can’t think of at the moment), and I might purchase one of those. We recently had a tire with a slow leak, and it needed to be topped off every few days (and we didn’t have the time during business hours to go get the tire fixed immediately – fortunately it was fixable and we didn’t have to purchase a new tire). So, this came in handy and I was able to test it out right away.
J.J –
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