AMAZING TOOL! I have placed this item in both of my children’s vehicles, my wife’s vehicle, my cousin’s vehicle and my own vehicle. Great for helping those stranded in parking lots needing a jump too. All around a great tool to keep in your vehicle. I set a reminder on my phone to charge it every 2 months and it hasn’t let me down yet. Owned for a couple of years now.

Really awesome! Disregard other people's "complaints" that there's "no charging" cord that comes with it! The 3 prong plug is right there up front, on the left, use an extension cord. Simple! I grabbed this because I grew tired of air pumps charging $1.00 and higher to use and they often quit (and it's another buck in) or worse unreliable! This one here comes pre-set and you can set it. Now my tires are all happy and inflated! I did use the Alternator check to make sure it was running good and it is (I would guess another 2-3 years life left). I did have to jump start my neighbor's riding lawnmower, just configure it and go! I'm GLAD I got this instead of investing in a jumper cable (My old ones were commercial quality and they were nearly 50+ years old and just fell into rot and decay.) If you use it, you should remember to recharge it! If you really, really used it (such as I did, inflate all 4 of my tires, my spare, my family member's 4 tires too), you should charge it immediately. For a full charge (after nearly draining the battery down to very low) - it took about 4 hours to charge up!

Bought this last month to have on hand when the battery in my 02 Prius started failing. Works just as advertised! Simple to jump start dead car batteries and have also used it on my lawn tractor. This thing is like a Swiss Army knife! It has 4 USB ports, an air compressor to inflate tires, and an LED light to boot. Compact and easy to keep in the trunk for emergencies. Highly recommended!

I bought one of these Power Stations for each of my trucks and these have helped in many situations where jumper cables aren't enough. These are great to have in emergencies - has an air compressor, light, USB bank with charger, battery status check, alternator check, and jump starter. Easily fits behind my bench seat in the trucks. I check/recharge them about once every other month just to make sure they are ready to go. I wouldn't drive without them!

I bought this to see if I could save a truck battery that sat idle all winter. It took just 3 hours for it to start the truck. I had tried to jump with 2 cars and not even a click from the battery. The compressor is even more impressive. I hooked it up and in a matter of 6 minutes a completely flat tire was pumped up to 32 lbs. I am a woman who has never jumped my own car and can just barely manage putting air in tire at Kroger. I was surprised how easy this was to use from out of the box. READ INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE YOU TRY TO USE..............it will save you many headaches.

I would not recommend this product unless you are going to use it multiple times a week. If it sits for any amount of time, even when plugged in, it will loose its charge and the ability to recharge diminishes quickly.

Bought this mid September and only used it twice. One of the buttons pushed all the way in and now it doesn't want to work. I would not recommend to buy this. I will be asking for a refund.

I tried filling my RV tire to 90 psi using the compressor feature. The Fatmax is rated to 120 psi. When it reached 88 psi the hose popped out of the compressor and it cannot be reconnected. Also, the LED lights did not work right out of the box. I can only conclude this is a low quality product with many defects. I returned it within the first week after purchase.

I purchased the Stanly Fatmax 1000 explicitly for the purpose of inflating my car tires. The advertisement indicated this device once charged would fill four car tires that were low. When I receive the product I followed the instructions and charged the battery for 24 hours and the indicator showed the battery was fully charged. I hooked up the device to the first tire to inflate it from the current 27 pounds of pressure wanting to inflate to 32 pounds. The Stanley Fatmax 1000 ran for about 1 minute and stopped. The battery indicator indicated the battery had been drained and needed recharging. I had to borrow a neighbors tire inflator to bring my tires up to 32 pounds pressure.

Charged as instructed. Used to pump up 4 tires that were 5# low. Shut itself down after the last tire and wouldn’t work again for anything. Returned - disappointed since a previous one I bought at Sam’s many years ago worked so well until the battery wouldn’t hold a charge any more.