We've tested all the best electric bike pumps, and you now save up to 33% on our top-rated picks this Amazon Prime Day

Grab one of these super convenient and powerful pocket-sized electric pumps with big reductions

A CYCPLUS Bike Pump being used to inflate a road tyre
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Amazon Prime Day is here, running from July 8th to 11th. There are plenty of bargains and cycling deals to take advantage of with Amazon, and all the major online cycling retailers are looking to tempt us with reductions and offers.

Some of the best cycling deals can be found on cycling tech and handy gadgets, such as the best electric bike pumps, including the Cycplus AS2 Pro Max, which is reduced by a massive 31% to $110.49.

Cycplus AS2 Pro Max
Save $49.50
Cycplus AS2 Pro Max: was $159.99 now $110.49 at Amazon

Save 31% The AS2 Pro Max is the top of the range in the Cycplus range of electric pumps. Its headline feature is the LED large screen, with a pressure gauge function, allowing for easy reading of preset pressure values and real-time readings. The Pro Max will deliver 120psi in a claimed 75 seconds, which is one of the fastest-performing pumps on the market, currently available at one of its best-ever prices.

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Cycplus AS2
Save $30.01
Cycplus AS2: was $89.99 now $59.98 at Amazon

Save 33% The Cycplus AS2 received a 5-star rating during our testing, and it missed out on best in guide only to its sibling, the AS2 Pro. At this price, though, this smaller electric pump might just be the way to go. It still delivers all the goods with a host of useful accessories, a compact size, and a maximum inflation of 100psi.

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Muc-Off Airmach
Save $15.77
Muc-Off Airmach: was $99.99 now $84.22 at Amazon

Save 15% Muc-Off are renowned for making some of the best lubes and cleaning products for bikes. It's the Airmach electric pump that also delivers where it counts. With a 4.5-star rating, it inflates up to a max pressure of 100psi, has a cool 'on-brand' design, and is really simple to use.

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AirBank Pocket SE
Save $8
AirBank Pocket SE: was $39.99 now $31.99 at Amazon

Save 20%! Our best budget electric bike pump just got even cheaper in the Amazon Prime Day deals. There is nothing cheap about the Airbank; while it is one of the cheapest and lightest, it keeps up with the Muc-Off and Cycplus competition, easily reaching 50psi in under 60 seconds and doing this twice over on one charge.

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Fumpa Pumps NanoFumpa
Save $15.76
Fumpa Pumps NanoFumpa: was $111.38 now $95.62 at Merlin Cycles

Save 14% If you want more grunt for your buck, then the Fumpa Pumps NanoFumpa is worth a look. It pumps out 120psi, but is still as lightweight and compact as its rival electric pumps. Its brilliant performance is backed by a cool anodised aluminium finish.

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Paul Brett
Paul Brett
Deals Writer

Paul Brett is a deals writer for Cycling Weekly and has been cycling for as long as he can remember, initially catching the mountain biking bug in the 1990s, he raced mountain bikes for over a decade. An award-winning photographer, when not riding a bike, he can be found at the side of a road world championship or a cyclocross track shooting the action. Paul was the founder, editor and writer of Proper Cycling magazine, and he's travelled the world interviewing some of the top personalities in cycling and writing about some of the biggest cycling brands.

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