Portable Compressor for airbrush with powerful 8000 mAh battery

I received my mini compressor and immediately fell in love with it. The carry case is perfect and compact enough to carry through a busy film set. The compressor is quiet enough to use on set. The battery life lasted about an hour and a half with full charge however I was outdoors in 90 degree weather. This works like a tankless system so has a slight delay to be mindful of. I also recommend adding a moisture trap to the line because without it a lot of water develops. This unit worked great with an Iwata hp-c and endura paints. I would love if they made additional batteries an option for quick change out. Overall I highly recommend this product especially at its current price point.

I bought this set up as a backup to my larger Sparmax compressor. It was intriguing and, I figured, for the price, it might be useful to set up with a small, indoor, spray booth, since I usually work outside and it's hot in Florida. Despite being small, the compressor puts out a decent amount of smooth air. The instruction booklet says straight output is 40-50 psi, and working PSI, under load, is 8 to 15 psi. The air doesn't pulse. The BIG rechargable battery (which is removable and can be purchased separately as a back up) charges in 5-6 hours, but runs the compressor for 80 minutes working time. Since the compressor only runs when you push the airbrush trigger, it's 80 minutes of actual spraying. I really can't see needing an additional battery and you can just charge it up with the included USB charger overnight. There is a light-up battery strength display, which is handy so you won't get caught with a dead battery. Typically these batteries have a pretty constant output until dead, and then they just die. The indicator will let you know when to wrap up spraying. The pressure is adjustable with the on/off control dial. The included hose fits several of my standard airbrushes. The compressor works fine with a Sparmax brush, Iwata brush, and a couple of hardware store cheap-o brushes. Honestly, for general model painting, including detail work, I did not notice any difference between this unit and my standard $200 compressor, except that, while the pressure is adjustable, you do not have an actual gauge. I suppose these micro compressors are somewhat of a gimmick, but, this one is more than that. For the average modeler or figure painter, this little guy is more than adequate. As is, I see no drawbacks unless you just need more than 15 psi working pressure, or really low, next to nothing pressure.

This was actually sold out and when i called to ask about it, Zak i think actually did me a solid and offered me a more expensive model for the same price! Great customer service ! Havent tried it yet but anxious too.

Haven't tried the item yet. It appears to be pretty solidly made and takes a full charge quickly. The few accessories included are a plus feature for those projects that require positional mobility on projects . Looking forward to using it on the next project in the que which requires freedom of movement.

Exceeded expectations. Great product ,great company.