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Xiaomi Mi Portable Air Pump 1S US$35.29 (~A$50.19) Delivered @ Mijia MI Online Store AliExpress

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On sale for the lowest price ever is the popular Xiaomi Portable Air Pump 1S. This is the new version which has USB-C charging, a flow rate of 15L/pm compared to 7L/pm of the original and an inbuilt light.

I use this to check my electric scooter tyre pressure every week and it's able to fill them up to the correct PSI level in seconds. It's even powerful enough to inflate your car tyres, so I always keep it in my car just in case.

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  • +3

    Also….

    " Buy 15 get 5% off "

    • +7

      Jv does it again.

  • +1
  • On checkout I get $51:36

    • Oh no !!!!!!

      (Did you try paying in USD ?)

    • +3

      AU$ based on current Mastercard rate

      I converted the USD price with the currency calculator.

      Basically if you set AliExpress to AUD or let PayPal do the conversion the rate is going to be inflated. If you have a card without currency conversion fees, add that to PayPal and at checkout in PayPal you can click on "See currency options" and choose to bill in USD. That way you'll get close or better than the exchange rate.

  • +1

    I use this to check my electric scooter tyre pressure every week

    Go on…

    Rub it in…

    • +3

      I have two scooters jv. You come down here and we can ride together :)

      • Do you have a spare set of training wheels?

        • +1

          Nah but I can put a milk crate on the board for you to sit on.

          • @Clear: I need to see these photos.

            • @seamonkey: There's a small unofficial OzBargain meetup this week. I'm sure there will be some scooter shenanigans involved.

  • +1

    Looks like a lock

    • +1

      Thought the same with a FM radio built in :-)

  • Is it also a power bank?

    • +1

      not

  • coupon claimed too many times

    • Coupon lasted a lot longer than I anticipated. Still not long enough.

      • Why does that sentiment sound familiar?

        • Your partner might know :) Or perhaps mine :/

  • All codes has been claimed. I can't use the code

  • I have one and love the convenience, tyres, balls, what have you.

  • I wasn't late to this one for once… I just genuinely didn't have any use for it :)

  • -1

    Was it really $50.19 delivered including VAT/GST? I bought it when the Voucher has expired already and it came to nearly $59 including VAT/GST

    • +1

      You think I'd lie? Of course it was US$35.29. How were you achieving your AU$ price? Setting your currency to AUD on the website? That'll get you ripped off.

      • I didn't say you lied. I asked because when I bought, the voucher has expired, but I think about $59 AUD was still good so I paid anyway. When I paid, I changed to pay in USD but before that when it was showing in AUD, it was almost $59AUD including VAT.

        • +1

          Can't really comment if you're basing it around the website's AU price because that fluctuates and the US price does not.

  • Can anyone comment on how effective this is for keeping motorcycle tyres pumped up? Just the 1-2 psi you need to add every couple weeks to keep them right

    • +1

      Wouldn't be a problem. Only when going from flat it'll take a couple of minutes.

  • Does this work with SUP?

    • +1

      What's SUP doc?

    • +1

      Yep. Might need an adapter depending on what it uses.

    • +2

      Having pumped up a SUP last weekend (twice, #valveRTFM), I can say that this definitely wont do it. Doesn't have the air volume to fill a SUP to that sort of pressure.

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