I LOVE this pump. I float on a CBXR. 1200 miles so far. Weekend trails, but mostly street and commute rides in the city. Switching between trail and street requires different PSI for comfortable rides and so I was in the market for a small pump. HSP totally fit the bill. It's much smaller than what you see in the review videos. Takes up little room in my backpack and travels with me everywhere, everyday. I love it.
Only difference in this model is that the hose doesn't recess flush into the pump. The first gen model you can push the hose all the way flush into the pump but the newer models got rid of that feature. The hose sticks out just enough for you to grab it and pull it out. There's minor resistance in the hole to keep the hose from slipping out. But since the pump stays in my backpack all day, I'm not really worried about losing it. Since there's no cover on the power button, I have read in forums and on reddit that for some people, the pump activated on it's own inside their bag. This makes sense if you're constantly moving around. But, the pump would also have to be lined up specifically so that a long press would turn on the pump and a second press to activate it. And so far, it hasn't happened once in my experience of owning for a few weeks.
Of note, my HSP came sealed but didn't come with a manual, which felt sketchy, and the hose was sticking out much farther than I would expect. Long story short, this pump felt like it was tampered with, so I contacted Floatlife and they were happy to exchange it. SUPREME customer service, which is why I'm dedicated to purchase from them first before anywhere else. The replacement came with a manual and the hose was recessed much further into the hole than the first one.
I ride at around 11 PSI on trails and 12 - 12.5 on the street. So the pump makes quick work of that. I have pumped my tire from zero a couple of times and it only took a couple of minutes to get to 12 PSI. The pump does get hot after long continuous use, so be aware of that.
It comes with a USB-C cable but not the brick charger to charge the pump. You'd have to find one that does handles 5 Volts at 1.5 Amps. I've also read on reddit some people damaging their pump using charging bricks that are higher output than the pump can handle. So be aware of that as well.
So over all, the pump is great. Have only been using it for a few weeks, but so far it's doing exactly what I need it to do. How quickly it heats up is the only reason why it doesn't get 5 Stars. But since it's summer time, I'm sure that adds to the issue. However, it's a minor issue at best right now. I highly recommend it if you're in need of a portable pump. Float on!
Note: I would definitely not use it to inflate your car tire. It might overheat before it fills it up. HSP seems perfect for a bike, balls or smaller tires like EUC or Onewheels. No access to a motorcycle tire, so can't say for sure if it'll handle it comfortably or not.
