This popular Frontpage deal is still available.
Tanlink US via Amazon has
WOLFBOX MegaFlow USB Powered Mini Portable Air Pump for $16.99 - $4 when you apply promo code
WBMFMINI on the checkout page =
$12.99.
Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Features:
- Delivers up to 300 L/min of airflow for fast inflation of pillows, sleeping pads, pool floats, and other low-pressure inflatables. Spend less time waiting and more time enjoying the outdoors.
- Inflate an air pillow in about 7s, a camping sleeping pad in 20s, a swimming ring in 40s, and a water toy in 60s. Actual inflation time varies by product size, valve, and air pressure.
- No internal battery to charge or replace. Simply connect to a 5V/3A USB-C or USB-A power source, such as a power bank, car charger, or wall adapter, and start inflating. Output may vary by power source.
- At just 0.07 lb (1.1 oz), this pocket-sized air pump is easy to carry for camping, backpacking, and beach trips. Five nozzles and one connector fit a variety of inflatables. Not for tires or sports balls.
- A built-in sensor pauses operation and flashes red during extended use to help prevent overheating. This is a normal protective response. Unplug, allow the pump to cool briefly, then resume operation.
- Backed by a 2-year warranty.
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I want to know how many of these I can chain together max.
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It makes sense for these things to not have a battery because for camping or whatever it makes more sense to just bring a usb power bank rather than having tons of individual devices you need to recharge, and it's probably less likely to stop working after a year than if it had a really small battery.
It would have been interesting to ask them about their scientifically tested "infinite battery life" though. I'm guessing it's just a mistranslation of hyperbolic marketing terms like "endless" or something.
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