Scoprega Bravo 20-2 Electric Kite/SUP/Kayak/Inflatable Pump

This product worked brilliantly twice - then completely failed and won’t charge or run when directly plugged in. Super expensive for not working. Same thing happened to my buddy and he was able to return his to Amazon.

Blows up 2 paddle boards to 12-13 psi on one charge.

I’ve had the same issues as the other reviewers. The battery would not hold a charge and I could barely inflate one paddle board to full capacity. I recently replaced the battery (which is soldered in btw and a bit of a pain to remove) and it seems to be working better but I haven’t had a chance to use it properly yet. I’ll update when I do. I’m not sure all is the fault of the pump. From what I’ve read, you need to maintain 9v batteries by constantly charging them and not letting them drain flat. Also, remove the pumps fuse if you’re not using the pump for an extended period.

Worked great for inflating my 2 Isle SUPs to 17 pounds for 3 inflations each, then about 3 weeks after purchase, the light turned red and the unit hasn't worked since, hence the title. I have let it charge for days on end, and I've replaced both the fuse and the battery to the tune of $50 with no luck. Light stays red on battery power and green and red on AC power, but the pump won't turn on no matter what I do. It worked wonderfully when it worked.....but I would go another direction, quickly! Scuttlebutt says you shouldn't let the battery down to zero or it won't charge again and that it needs to stay plugged in full time. It's like having a fourth child that's only good at one chore....a lot of work for little return. The company that sold it told me with the paddle boards simply told me to return it to them....and that they would NOT be replacing it. I don't blame them.

Yeah like all the other reviews it worked great a few times then just didn't hold a charge. Bravo in Australia has closed so no way of getting it repaired. DONT BUY!!

Same story as the other reviews. Lasted like one summer and now it’s dead. Replaced the battery, that was soldered, and still no luck. Don’t waste your time or money.

Almost inflated one board, then quit working. Red light always on.

I received this as a gift. Battery died on day one after inflating 1 board. Unit worked by directly powering to the car battery for another dozen or so board inflates over the next few weeks. Unit completely failed after that.