“Tools In Action reviewed the P747 model, which is a dual function inflator and deflator. They find its performance great, loving the ability to read the current pressure and easily set a target pressure with auto-shutoff. While they note it can be slower than a traditional compressor, its portability and cost-effectiveness are key advantages. A minor criticism was the screen's poor visibility at an angle, but overall they recommend it as a quality and affordable tool.”

“Toolrage reviewed the Ryobi R18MI-0, a multi-inflator in the same ONE+ line. They highlight its quick and easy operation for a multitude of uses. Key features praised include the dual function inflator/deflator, simple controls with automatic shut-off at a desired pressure, and a digital pressure readout for accuracy. The portability due to its lightweight design is also a major plus, with the only minor downside being the lack of an included carrying case.”

“A user on Reddit mentioned they have the R18I-0 (which the R18L-0 is a variant of) and use it for car tires and inflatable beds. They praise the digital readout for its ease of use, allowing you to set the desired PSI and let it run until it's done.”

“This YouTube review from Omni Garage calls the inflator a versatile and affordable tool that every car owner should have. They praise its compact size, making it easy to store in a vehicle or garage. The automatic shut-off feature is highlighted as a significant improvement over older models, providing a stress-free and precise inflation process. The reviewer notes that it performs better with a higher output battery.”

“The YouTube channel "Life Made Simple" reviewed the P737D model, highlighting its lightweight and portable design. The reviewer loves the convenience of the 18V ONE+ battery system and the power of 150 PSI, which inflates tires relatively quickly. The digital, light-up gauge is another praised feature. After several months of use on various tires and sports equipment, the reviewer expressed high satisfaction with the purchase.”