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Top 10 Electric Mini Pumps Reviewed, Winner Announced

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The top ten electric mini pumps of 2025 all for around £100 or less.
Warren has spent plenty of 2025 putting a wide range of pocket-sized electric inflators to the test.

Here you’ll find Warren’s top ten inflators for 2025, and the one he’d personally buy. We’ll discuss the pros and cons , what you get for your money (and what you don’t), how easy they are to use, how many inflations you’ll get, and how quickly they’ll recharge too.

So, whether you’re a roadie, gravel rider, commuter, tourer, or mountain biker, we’ve got a recommendation to make your road or trail side puncture repairs quicker and easier.

For in-depth reviews on our top ten inflators and more besides, head over to Bikeradar.com.
Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments, and remember to like and subscribe for more cycling tech reviews.

00:00 Intro
01:15 How We Tested
02:03 Silca Electtrico
03:30 Topeak E-Booster
04:07 Magicshine Airro
04:33 Muc-Off Airmach Pro
05:05 Trek Air-Rush Mini
05:39 Flextail / Topump
06:14 Cycplus AS2 Pro
06:31 Cycplus AS2 Ultra
06:55 Prestacycle Prestaflator Go

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20 Comments

@bikeradar Creator 10 months ago Pinned

What do you think of electric pumps? Is it a step too far or a genuine innovation in cycling? 👇

@davidnicholson6680 8 months ago

The Cycplus is so good that I've ended up using it instead of a track pump when I need to drive to the beginning of a ride.

@danielwardAUS 10 months ago

Would have been more interesting with a table outlining all the stats you spoke about, including the pressure gauge reading on the pump vs the SRAM sensor reading

@okisub 10 months ago (edited)

CO2 for the first puncture. For the second, I call my wife in the SAG wagon

@jpravetz 5 months ago

I've had 2 Cycplus pumps fail due to moisture. Even though I had them in the zip bags that they came with. Otherwise they're awesome.

@alyngerard1563 10 months ago (edited)

Yeah, i had the Prestacycle in my hand and the alum case felt good. But it also got quite hot with no protection. That, plus it’s weight, high cost (for that aesthetically-pleasing—just waiting to be scratched up—but unnecessary case) and smaller batt made the AS2 Pro the better option IMO. Smaller, lighter, cheaper, and has a case that protects your hands from heat and from damage when stuffed in a crowded bag. I have used it just about (commuter) everyday for well over a year without a problem. And, its super fast and precise. Every time. With no disengagement leakage leaving me wondering. I’ll never go back. As for charging, I set it to charge with my DI2 in the garage. No brainer. Oh…and I got it on sale for $90.

@wizzelhoart 6 months ago

i never felt the need to replace my regular old bike pump. it's always worked and never needs charging. my bike pump also has a gauge on it

@douglaspate9314 6 months ago

Definitely a fan. I was given a Fumpa by a pro cyclist friend of mine before they were released into Europe. Still use it. I'm a Trek fan and most likely will buy theirs. Looking to see how it works with the Bontrager High Flow Valve Adapter I am installing on all my tubeless wheel sets

@verdeboyo 10 months ago

Thanks for this review Sir. I know the one Im gonna buy, its the Muc-off. This model you're reviewing has been reduced at Merlin, so its a must buy.

@tomfitz3324 10 months ago

I have a Cycplus and it is great. Much easier than CO2 and a pump, even though I have CO2 in the saddle bag, which I almost never use. Mine is a few years old and I use it a lot as a MTB coach, and it is so much nicer than the other options. For those that have never used one and are down on these in the comments, I’m not understanding why those comments are persuasive, and instead just someone’s traditional preference.

@livfitz 10 months ago

I have a Cycplus. Initially, I found it hard to understand the need for these, but they are invaluable if you do Ironman triathlon or any tri where you need to rack the night before. No more scrabbling around for a communal track pump with a dodgy pressure gauge in T1 on race morning. With these, you get perfect tyre pressure without even taking your bike off the rack.
Also good if you travel with your bike in a box and want to properly reinflate your tyres without bringing a track pump or having to find a bike shop.

@H3rBz92 10 months ago

For those saying what if you run out of battery... I carry a USB C cable with me in my saddle bag. Cable+phone and I can charge the mini pump, bike computer, front/back lights or Di2. Never had to use it on a ride but it's great as a backup.

@mcdanner 9 months ago

Check out the Aerogogo mini bike pump ... 5 year warranty, £51. Its an ace little thing never lets me down.

@4k-peasants233 10 months ago

I use the Topump. The biggest win for me is the flushed nozzle head. Make it a lot easier to Tetris into my cycling pouch.

@EchoConstellation 8 months ago

In the future, I’d love it if you included a 26g CO2 cartridge into the lineup for scale sake!

@Danonthetrails 10 months ago

I still carry a hand pump on my bike, but I bought a Whites brand mini pump (slightly bigger than some of these) to leave in my car to air up before a ride. It,s brilliant, charge once every 3weeks or so - haven’t used my manual pump in a year.