Good deal on Amazon - Norshire Power tyre inflator

[Luckky]

Evening all,

For those that are bargain hunters, Amazon has what I think is a cracking deal on tonight.

NORSHIRE Tyre Inflator Portable Air Compressor, Mini Cordless Handheld Bike, Car, bicycle, Balloon Electric Air Pump 2000mAh with 90% Metal & OLED Touch Screen, Rechargeable Li-ion Battery 12V 175PSI

Normally £100 for the high pressure one but currently £46 and I got a further 10% off so £42 sound like a great deal so thought I’d share




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[Karl V]

Oooohhh....

That's this isn't it?

[Luckky]

Yes, it seems the price fluctuates quote often so £42 seems pretty good


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[Sommi]

Thanks Luckky!
Gt one immediately. Very useful tool indeed.
This is the cheapest it has been on Amazon ever.

[phil4]

Thanks for the tip-off Luckky... perhaps you should have had that as an Amazon Affiliate link I've just bought one.

[atomiser]

I've got one as well ... but it not as good as my airhawk. Mainly because of the fiddly buttons that are easy/difficult to press at the same time and the accuracy of the gauge - particularly in cold weather.

I have the norshire high power version which quality wise is second to none

[Jerry]

Appreciate the heads up. Just ordered.

[apr1962]

I got one of these for Christmas. Looks really good, but gauge in accurate as its saying 16 PSI when not connected to tire and you have to compensate by adding 16 to any tyre you want to pump up.

The some instructions to recalibrate, but couldn't get the to work. I have emailed Norshire with no reply.

Any one got any ideas on how to recalibrate it??

Thanks
Andrew

[Luckky]

Andrew, that’s interesting. I’ve calibrated mine with a manual gauge and again with Mercedes internal gauges and it’s always within 1psi so that doesn’t sound good. Where did you buy it from, can you contact them?

[apr1962]

From Amazon who won’t be much help. What steps did you go through to calibrate yours? Was you zero correct to start with?

Thanks

[Karl V]

I don't own one, but did a bit of looking around last October.

A few people have mentioned the calibration issue it seems and a comment on their facebook page says:

3. When I checked device out of box it showed 3.5 bar whereas actual pressure was 2.5 bar.
4. So device was apparently not calibrated and tested before shipment.
5. However even after factory reset (i.e. pressing “++-“ in off state) it was not possible to get device showing 0 stably (when device not connected to tire).

So there may be some sort of factory reset option with pressing ++- when it's turned off (?)

Good luck!