Home workshop
You spray, airbrush, or run a short air-tool job and you want a wheeled 24 litre tank. The HY7524X is the top pick in this mixed set for that job. It is not a 300 bar pump, and a 13 A UK plug is not named on the listing.
VEVOR air compressor comparison 2026
The best VEVOR air compressors, compared.
Top pick: Hyundai HY7524X 24 L – Highest score in this mixed set on the damped-star tie-break, for a 24 litre workshop tank at 4.6 from 1,072 reviews. Best value: Hyundai HY5508X 8 L – Lowest shelf price among listings at 4.3 or above with at least 100 reviews, with a stated 13 A UK plug. Updated October 2026.
Two are oil-free receivers at about 7 to 8 bar, for tyres, an airbrush, a stapler, or a short blow-down. Separate them by pressure, auto-stop against manual stop, and whether the page suits a 230 V BS 1363 socket. Oil-free or scuba on a title is not breathing air under BS EN 12021. A 300 bar pump will not run a nailer, and an 8 bar receiver will not fill a cylinder. That split is in [PCP or workshop](/hub/compressors/vevor-air-compressor/sub/vevor-air-compressor-pcp-or-workshop). A UK search for a VEVOR air compressor covers two different machines. One is a portable high-pressure pump listed at about 300 bar, used to fill a rifle or a small paintball bottle.
Two are oil-free receivers at about 7 to 8 bar, for tyres, an airbrush, a stapler, or a short blow-down. Separate them by pressure, auto-stop against manual stop, and whether the page suits a 230 V BS 1363 socket.
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Our view
The Hyundai HY7524X is a 24 litre oil-free compressor listed at 750 W in the bullet, with a bullet pressure of 118 psi (8 bar) and a stated sound level of 60 dB. It carries the strongest workshop review line in this set: 4.6 from 1,072 amazon.co.uk reviews, from people using it for hobby woodturning, airbrushing, and light spraying. Wheels, a carry handle, twin gauges, a regulator, an automatic cut-out, and a receiver drain are on the listing, and the unit weighs 22 kg. On the scores for this mixed set it is the top pick, as a workshop tank, which does not make it a pump for a PCP rifle. A 13 A UK plug is not named, only 230 V and a 13 A current line, so you still have to check the plug on the lead. One reviewer wanted more than about 100 psi or 7 bar for a nailer, which sits near the listing’s own limit. Another found manufacturing shot in a new tank, and a thread leak on a quick connector at full pressure. The airflow line also splits: the table says 2.65 CFM and a bullet says 5.2 CFM and 150 litres per minute.
Pros
- 4.6 from 1,072 reviews for woodturning, airbrushing, and light spraying
- 24 L tank with wheels, a regulator, and a stated automatic cut-out
- Stated 60 dB, with readers comparing it with older oil-filled compressors
- Bullet pressure of 118 psi (8 bar) at a stated 750 W
- Receiver drain praised by hobby users
Cons
- A 13 A UK plug is not stated, only 230 V
- No airline or tools in the box
- One nailer user wanted more than about 100 psi
- Manufacturing shot in a new tank, and a quick-connector leak at full pressure
Best for: A home workshop that wants a wheeled 24 L tank for light spraying and short air-tool runs.
Less suitable: Filling a PCP rifle, or anyone who needs a bullet that names a 13 A UK plug.
Specifications
- Model
- Hyundai HY7524X 24 L
- Brand
- Hyundai
- Price
- ∼£150
- Customer rating
- 4.6/5(1,072)
- Type
- Workshop tank
- Maximum pressure
- 8 bar
- Auto shut-off
- Cut-out stated
- Mains
- 230 V
- Tank
- 24 L
- Oil-free
- Yes
- Stated noise
- 60 dB
- Power
- 750 W
- Connector
- Euro quick
- Weight
- 22 kg
- Carry
- Wheels
Common questions
Does the listing state a UK 13 A plug?
It states 230 V. Unlike the 8 L Hyundai, the bullets do not say a 13 A UK plug.
Can the listing be read as a spray compressor?
The bullet names spray painting, tyre inflation, nailing and air tools. It is a 24 L workshop tank, not a 300 bar PCP pump.
Why are there two airflow figures?
The bullet says 5.2 CFM and 150 litres per minute. The table says 2.65 CFM. The listing does not say which is free air delivery.
Our view
The Hyundai HY5508X is an 8 litre oil-free workshop compressor listed at 550 W, with a stated ceiling of 100 psi and a stated sound level of 60 dB. Across 989 amazon.co.uk reviews at 4.5 stars, readers use it for tyres, dusting, stapling, airbrushing, and short air-tool bursts, and many say it is quiet enough indoors to hold a conversation. The bullet states a standard 13 A UK plug, which is the only such line in this set, and the listing states a 2-year warranty. It is the best value here for short workshop jobs, at £129.99 among listings at 4.3 or above with at least 100 reviews, and it will not fill a PCP cylinder. The tank is only 8 litres, so it refills often if you stay on a tool. The included-components line is the compressor itself: reviewers say the hose and tyre attachments are not in the box, and one put extra fittings near £25. The specification table prints 2 cubic centimetres per minute while a bullet says 4 CFM and 120 litres per minute, so the table figure is not a usable airflow.
Pros
- Stated standard 13 A UK plug on a 230 V listing
- 4.5 from 989 reviews for tyres, dusting, stapling, and short tool bursts
- Stated 60 dB, with readers comparing it with louder older compressors
- 8 L tank at 15 kg, small enough to carry and store
- 2-year warranty on the listing, at £129.99
Cons
- Hose and tyre fittings are not in the box
- 8 L tank refills often on longer jobs
- Airflow table of 2 cubic centimetres per minute conflicts with the 4 CFM bullet
- Crushed inlet filters and other transit damage in reviews
Best for: Indoor DIY where you want a stated UK plug, and jobs that only need short bursts of air.
Less suitable: A PCP fill, continuous spraying, or anyone who expects a hose and a tyre chuck in the box.
Specifications
- Model
- Hyundai HY5508X 8 L
- Brand
- Hyundai
- Price
- ∼£130
- Customer rating
- 4.5/5(989)
- Type
- Workshop tank
- Maximum pressure
- 100 psi
- Mains
- 230 V
- UK 13 A plug
- Yes
- Tank
- 8 L
- Oil-free
- Yes
- Stated noise
- 60 dB
- Power
- 550 W
- Connector
- Euro quick
- Weight
- 15 kg
- Carry
- Carry
Common questions
Does this Hyundai come with a UK plug?
The listing bullet says it is supplied with a standard 13 A UK plug. The included-components line is the compressor itself.
Is the HY5508X oil-free?
Yes. The listing calls it oil-free. That means you do not add pump oil. It does not mean the air is dry.
Which airflow figure is on the listing?
The bullet says 4 CFM and 120 litres per minute. The specification table says 2 cubic centimetres per minute. Both are on the listing.
Our view
The GX CS2 is a portable PCP pump at £289.99, the dearest listing in the set, with 4.4 from 1,436 amazon.co.uk reviews. The listing states manual shutdown and says an auto-stop pressure cannot be set, at 250 W, with a table of 12 V and a bullet that adds 230 V through an included converter. Readers who moved off a stirrup pump describe rifle fills in a few minutes, and some call it quieter than they expected. A 13 A plug is not named. One UK review says the transformer plugs into a 240 V 3-pin socket, which describes one unit, not the listing spec. The bullet limits tanks to 60 cubic inches and not over 1 litre. Water through the line damaged one reader’s PCP regulator, a burst disc blew on a dead-head test, and one review title says the unit lasted about five months. The product description asks you to cool it down after 25 to 30 minutes of work, which is a note for this ASIN only.
Pros
- 4.4 from 1,436 reviews, the largest file in this set
- Readers describe PCP fills that are easier than a stirrup pump
- Bullet states a 230 V converter as well as 12 V
- Tank limit is explicit: not over 1 litre or 60 cubic inches
Cons
- Manual shutdown, and the listing says an auto-stop pressure cannot be set
- A 13 A plug is not named on the listing
- Water in the line damaged one reader’s PCP regulator
- Burst disc on a dead-head test, and a review title of about five months’ life
Best for: An attended PCP fill of a bottle at or under 1 litre, if you will watch the gauge and you accept the £289.99 price.
Less suitable: Anyone who will not stay with the pump, or who needs a bullet that states a BS 1363 plug.
Specifications
- Model
- GX CS2
- Brand
- GX
- Price
- ∼£290
- Customer rating
- 4.4/5(1,436)
- Type
- PCP pump
- Maximum pressure
- 300 bar
- Auto shut-off
- Manual shutdown
- Mains
- 12 V, 230 V converter
- UK 13 A plug
- No
- Tank
- 1 L maximum
- Oil-free
- Yes
- Stated noise
- 75 dB
- Power
- 250 W
- Connector
- 8 mm
- Weight
- 6.7 kg
- Carry
- Portable
Common questions
Does the CS2 stop at a set pressure?
The listing says CS2 is the manual-shutdown version and cannot set an auto-stop pressure. It also says to bleed the valve before the next start.
What mains lead does the listing describe?
The table says 12 V. A bullet says a 230 V to 12 V converter is included. A 13 A plug is not named. One UK review says the transformer plugs into a 240 V 3-pin socket.
What cylinder size does the bullet allow?
It says the pump was designed for tanks under 60 cubic inches and not to inflate over a 1 litre tank. The capacity line says 1 litre. The tank volume line says 60 cubic inches.
Our view
This TUXING TXES062 listing costs £179.90 and shows 4.2 from 161 amazon.co.uk reviews, the largest auto-stop review count among the 300 bar pumps. A bullet states auto shut-off, and the table says 110 V AC while a bullet says 220 V and 12 V, so the voltage you receive is not a settled fact on the page. Readers use it for PCP rifles and airsoft HPA bottles, and one compares the noise with a vacuum cleaner. The capacity field on this ASIN is 0.3 litres, while the other TXES062 lists 2 litres. An updated review says a unit broke within days, and one UK review found bare live wires inside after two small fills. The hose is called short, and the listing puts it at 0.5 m. A stated shut-off does not turn a conflicting voltage table into a safe UK mains answer.
Pros
- Auto shut-off stated, with 4.2 from 161 reviews
- Readers describe PCP rifle and airsoft HPA fills
- Oil-free claim and an 8 mm connector on the listing
- Stated 350 W motor and a 0.5 m hose
Cons
- Table says 110 V AC and a bullet says 220 V
- One UK review found bare live wires inside
- A unit broke within days in an updated review
- Capacity line of 0.3 litres does not match the other TXES062
Best for: A PCP or paintball fill only if you check the voltage plate on the unit you receive and you stay with it.
Less suitable: Anyone who needs a listing that agrees on 230 V, or who will treat a stated shut-off as a reason to leave the room.
Specifications
- Model
- TUXING TXES062 110 V table
- Brand
- TUXING
- Price
- ∼£180
- Customer rating
- 4.2/5(161)
- Type
- PCP pump
- Maximum pressure
- 300 bar
- Auto shut-off
- Yes
- Mains
- 110 V or 220 V
- UK 13 A plug
- No
- Tank
- 0.3 L
- Oil-free
- Yes
- Stated noise
- 80 dB
- Power
- 350 W
- Connector
- 8 mm
- Weight
- 8.4 kg
- Carry
- Portable
Common questions
Why are there two mains figures?
The table says 110 V AC. A bullet says AC 220 V household outlets and a 12 V car battery, with a built-in 600 W converter. The motor line says 350 W.
Does the listing say this air is for diving?
A bullet says an external activated-carbon filter is needed for scuba bottles. One UK review says the listing should not suggest breathable air. The page does not show a BS EN 12021 test.
Is auto-stop stated?
Yes. The bullet says the pump shuts off at the preset pressure and shows E4. The part number is TXET and the model number is TXES062.
Our view
The TUXING TXET063 is an LCD auto-stop PCP pump at £220.15, listed to 300 bar, with a stated 75 dB and a 350 W motor. Among 80 amazon.co.uk reviews at 4.2 stars, buyers describe topping a rifle to 200 bar in a few minutes, and one UK review says that unit came with a UK plug and fitted HW, Gamo, and Walther probes. The bullets themselves do not state a 13 A plug, and the table says 110 V while a bullet says 110 V or 220 V or 12 V. The cooling fan is shut off by hand after the compressor stops. The same sample includes a unit that was dead on arrival, a power supply that failed and was replaced for about £30, and a gauge about 10 bar away from the rifle gauges. A capacity line of 4,500 gallons sits beside a tank line of 0.4 gallons, so you cannot read the capacity field as the cylinder you may fill.
Pros
- Preset auto-stop, with readers who like the temperature cut-out
- Rifle top-ups to 200 bar described in a few minutes
- One UK review reports a UK plug and probes for HW, Gamo, and Walther
- Stated 75 dB and a built-in converter on the bullet
Cons
- Table says 110 V, and the bullets do not state a 13 A plug
- Dead on arrival in one review, with fuses intact
- Power supply failed and was replaced for about £30
- Capacity line of 4,500 gallons conflicts with 0.4 gallons
Best for: A PCP fill if you want a stated preset stop and you will check the plug and the voltage plate on arrival.
Less suitable: Anyone who treats one reviewer’s UK plug as the specification, or who will leave the fan running after the pump stops.
Specifications
- Model
- TUXING TXET063
- Brand
- TUXING
- Price
- ∼£220
- Customer rating
- 4.2/5(80)
- Type
- PCP pump
- Maximum pressure
- 300 bar
- Auto shut-off
- Yes
- Mains
- 110 V or 220 V
- UK 13 A plug
- No
- Tank
- 1.5 L limit
- Oil-free
- Yes
- Stated noise
- 75 dB
- Power
- 350 W
- Weight
- 6.79 kg
- Carry
- Portable
Common questions
Does the listing state a UK plug?
The bullets do not. One UK review says the unit came with a UK plug. The table voltage is 110 V, and a bullet also says 110 V/220 V or 12 V.
What tank size is printed?
The tank volume line says 0.4 gallons. A bullet limits the tank to 0.4 gallons or 1.5 litres. The capacity line says 4,500 gallons, which is a different figure on the same listing.
Does it stop at a set pressure?
The bullet says you preset the pressure and the machine shuts off. The same bullet says the cooling fan is controlled manually and should be shut off after the compressor stops.
Our view
The TUDIVING TXES061 is a portable PCP pump at £179.58, listed at 300 bar, with a table of 220 V and 350 W and a title that also offers 12 V. Forty-eight amazon.co.uk reviews average 4.1. Readers who name a job say it is fast on 220 V, including a PCP topped to 200 bar in a few minutes, and one calls it smaller than a previous option. Auto shut-off is not stated. The voltage lines disagree: the table says 220 V, while a bullet says a 110 V socket at home, and one review says opening the case to set 110 V or 220 V invalidates the warranty. A fill of a small 2 litre cylinder took about 45 minutes in one review, which sits against the faster praise. A 13 A UK plug is not stated, and the stated weight is 4.9 kg.
Pros
- Fast 220 V fills described, including a PCP to 200 bar in a few minutes
- Stated weight 4.9 kg, with an 8 mm Foster connector
- Oil-free claim and a built-in fan on the listing
- 4.1 from 48 reviews for readers who were pleased with a short order
Cons
- Table says 220 V and a bullet says a 110 V socket at home
- Auto shut-off is not stated
- One 2 litre fill took about 45 minutes
- A review says opening the case to set the voltage invalidates the warranty
Best for: A small PCP top-up on a supply you have already confirmed as 220 V, if you will watch the gauge.
Less suitable: A 2 litre cylinder, a buyer who needs auto-stop, or anyone who must open the case to choose the voltage.
Specifications
- Model
- TUDIVING TXES061
- Brand
- TUDIVING
- Price
- ∼£180
- Customer rating
- 4.1/5(48)
- Type
- PCP pump
- Maximum pressure
- 300 bar
- Mains
- 110 V or 220 V
- Tank
- 0.5 L
- Oil-free
- Yes
- Stated noise
- 80 dB
- Power
- 350 W
- Connector
- 8 mm Foster
- Weight
- 4.9 kg
- Carry
- Carry
Common questions
Which mains voltage is printed?
The table says 220 V. A bullet says a 110 V socket at home or a 12 V car battery. The title says 12 V DC or 220 V AC.
Is auto-stop stated?
The listing bullets do not state it. One UK review says the instructions mention an internal 110 V or 220 V switch.
What connector does the bullet name?
An 8 mm Foster quick-disconnect. The capacity and tank lines both say 0.5 litres. Country of origin is not on the listing.
Our view
This SDKEHUI pump is a manual-stop PCP compressor at £132, listed at 300 W, 220 V or 12 V, and 300 bar, with a stated 80 dB. The listing tells you to watch the gauge and switch off at 30 MPa, which is 300 bar. Across 35 amazon.co.uk reviews at 4.0 stars, some buyers say it is easier than a hand pump and report a rifle fill in about one and a half to two minutes. The safety reports in that small sample are severe. One review says the gauge blew off after about four months. Others describe heat within about two minutes, a burning smell, and exposed live terminals on the supplied mains plug. A 13 A UK plug is not stated. Stop using a unit that runs hot, smells of burning, or lets the gauge leave the housing.
Pros
- The title tells you to switch off at 30 MPa rather than hiding the stop mode
- Two UK reviews describe a PCP fill in about one and a half to two minutes
- Easier than a hand pump for readers who follow the instructions
- Transformer, 8 mm connector, and a 2-year manufacturer line are on the listing
Cons
- UK reviews describe exposed live terminals on the mains plug
- Gauge blew off in one review after about four months
- Too hot to touch within about two minutes, with a burning smell
- One review says it stops at a set point, which conflicts with the manual-stop title
Best for: Only a buyer who will stay at the gauge and will stop if the unit runs hot, smells of burning, or sheds the gauge.
Less suitable: Anyone who wants a stated auto-stop, a stated 13 A plug, or a reason to leave the pump running.
Specifications
- Model
- SDKEHUI manual-stop
- Brand
- SDKEHUI
- Price
- ∼£132
- Customer rating
- 4.0/5(35)
- Type
- PCP pump
- Maximum pressure
- 300 bar
- Auto shut-off
- Manual-stop
- Mains
- 220 V
- UK 13 A plug
- No
- Oil-free
- Yes
- Stated noise
- 80 dB
- Power
- 300 W
- Connector
- 8 mm
- Weight
- 5 kg
- Carry
- Portable
Common questions
Does this pump stop by itself?
The title says manual-stop, and the precaution says switch off at 30 MPa. One UK review says it stops at the set point. Both appear on the amazon.co.uk listing.
Does the listing state a safe UK plug?
No. UK reviews describe a mains plug with exposed live terminals, and one review says the gauge blew off.
Does it need oil?
The bullet says no oil and no external water pump. A tank volume is not on the specification table.
Our view
The TUXING TXEDB062 is a dual-cylinder PCP pump at £259, listed at 800 W and 300 bar, with auto-stop at a preset pressure. Twenty-one amazon.co.uk reviews average 4.0. One UK review says it filled a Walther air-rifle bottle from 40 psi to 200 psi in about 3 to 4 minutes and calls it a little noisy. Another UK review says it is little use without a 240 V to 110 V transformer, which matches a table that says 110 V and a bullet that says 220 V. A 13 A UK plug is not stated. The capacity field says 2 litres and the tank-volume line says 1,000 ml, and the airflow line of 30 cubic metres per minute is not a credible figure. The included manual’s English is not guaranteed on the listing. Twenty-one reviews is a thin record at the second-highest price in the set.
Pros
- Auto-stop at a preset pressure is stated
- One UK review describes a short Walther-bottle top-up
- 8 mm connector and an oil-free claim on the listing
- Dual-cylinder title at a stated 800 W
Cons
- Table says 110 V and a bullet says 220 V
- One UK review says a 240 V to 110 V transformer is required
- Capacity 2 L against a tank line of 1,000 ml
- Only 21 reviews, and the only timed fill is quoted in psi
Best for: Only a buyer who has already reconciled 110 V and 220 V on the unit in front of them, and who will not treat 200 psi as a 200 bar fill.
Less suitable: A UK socket without a confirmed voltage, a 2 litre scuba fill, or anyone reading the airflow line as real output.
Specifications
- Model
- TUXING TXEDB062
- Brand
- TUXING
- Price
- ∼£259
- Customer rating
- 4.0/5(21)
- Type
- PCP pump
- Maximum pressure
- 300 bar
- Auto shut-off
- Yes
- Mains
- 110 V or 220 V
- Tank
- 1 L or 2 L
- Oil-free
- Yes
- Stated noise
- 80 dB
- Power
- 800 W
- Connector
- 8 mm
- Weight
- 15.3 kg
- Carry
- Portable
Common questions
Will the listing run on UK mains as printed?
The voltage table says 110 V. A bullet says operating current 220 V. One UK review says the unit is little use without a 240 V to 110 V transformer. A 13 A plug is not stated.
What do the two UK reviews say?
One says a Walther bottle went from 40 psi to 200 psi in about 3 to 4 minutes, and that it is a little noisy. The other is the transformer comment. The listing count is 21 reviews. Two UK reviews are quoted on the page.
Does the scuba note mean breathing air?
The bullet says to connect an external air filter when inflating a scuba tank. The listing does not show a BS EN 12021 test. Auto-stop at a preset pressure is stated.
Our view
The TUDIVING TXES062 listing at £178.99 states auto-stop at a preset pressure and an over-temperature stop, with a table voltage of 220 V and a bullet that also says 110 V or 220 V and 12 V. Sixteen amazon.co.uk reviews average 4.0, and the review texts are thin: one reader says it arrived as described, another uses it to keep a tank full, and a third calls it cheaper than paying for a bottle fill. A 13 A UK plug is not stated, even though the model name includes UK. One UK review says a different connector is needed to refill a scuba tank, and the title’s scuba wording is not a breathing-air test. The table power is 600 W, beside an airflow line of 11 cubic centimetres per minute, which is not a credible output. Sixteen reviews is too small a sample to treat the 4.0 as a settled record, and the stated noise is 85 dB.
Pros
- Preset-pressure shut-off and an over-temperature stop are both in the bullets
- Table voltage is 220 V AC
- Readers who comment call it cheaper than paying for a bottle fill
- 8 mm connector and an oil-free claim on the listing
Cons
- Only 16 reviews, with no defect detail in the review texts
- Bullet also says 110 V or 220 V, so the mains figure is not single
- A 13 A UK plug is not stated
- Airflow printed as 11 cubic centimetres per minute
Best for: A buyer who wants both a pressure stop and a temperature stop on the listing, and who will still check the plug and the voltage plate.
Less suitable: Anyone who reads the word UK in the name as a 13 A plug, or who wants a review file larger than 16.
Specifications
- Model
- TUDIVING TXES062 UK
- Brand
- TUDIVING
- Price
- ∼£179
- Customer rating
- 4.0/5(16)
- Type
- PCP pump
- Maximum pressure
- 300 bar
- Auto shut-off
- Yes
- Mains
- 110 V or 220 V
- Tank
- 2 L
- Oil-free
- Yes
- Stated noise
- 85 dB
- Power
- 600 W
- Connector
- 8 mm
- Weight
- 7.83 kg
- Carry
- Portable
Common questions
Does the listing state auto-stop?
Yes. The bullets say it shuts off at a preset pressure and also stops if the temperature is too high.
Which power figure is on the listing?
Maximum power is 600 W. The horsepower line says 800 W. A bullet names a 600 W converter. The airflow table says 11 cubic centimetres per minute.
Do the UK reviews mention a scuba connector?
One UK review says a different connector is needed to refill a scuba tank. The listing does not state a UK 13 A plug. The UK reviews on the listing do not describe a defect.
Our view
The TUXING TXES061 is a widely reviewed PCP pump at £152.99, with 3.9 from 737 amazon.co.uk reviews and a listed ceiling of 300 bar. Readers who moved off a stirrup pump describe rifle fills, and some call it quieter than a previous compressor. The included-components line lists a home power line, a car power line, an oil/water separator, and a repair kit, and the table weight is 7 kg. Auto shut-off is not in the bullets, and one UK review says the advertised shut-off was not on the unit. The table says 110 V and 300 W, while a bullet says 250 W and 110 V or 220 V AC, or 12 V DC. One review says the power supply failed within minutes, and another describes a spark when plugging into the mains and no on/off switch. The hose is listed at 0.5 m, and a 13 A UK plug is not stated.
Pros
- 737 reviews, with readers who prefer it to a stirrup pump
- Home lead, car lead, separator, and a repair kit on the included line
- Some readers call it quieter than their previous compressor
- Listed to 300 bar at 7 kg
Cons
- Table says 110 V and a bullet also says 220 V
- Claimed automatic shut-off was missing in one UK review
- Power supply failed within minutes in one review
- Spark at the mains plug, and no on/off switch, in one review
Best for: A PCP rifle fill where you want a large review sample and you will stay with the pump.
Less suitable: Anyone who will leave the room, or who needs the voltage lines to agree before they plug it in.
Specifications
- Model
- TUXING TXES061
- Brand
- TUXING
- Price
- ∼£153
- Customer rating
- 3.9/5(737)
- Type
- PCP pump
- Maximum pressure
- 300 bar
- Auto shut-off
- Not stated
- Mains
- 110 V or 220 V
- Tank
- 0.5 L or 1 L
- Oil-free
- Yes
- Stated noise
- 80 dB
- Power
- 250–300 W
- Weight
- 7 kg
- Carry
- Portable
Common questions
Which voltage does the listing give?
The table says 110 V AC. A bullet says a 110 V/220 V home outlet or a 12 V car battery. The title says 220 V AC or 12 V DC.
Does the listing state auto-stop?
The listing bullets do not state it. One UK review says the advert claimed an automatic pressure shut-off and the unit did not have it.
Why do the capacity figures differ?
The capacity line says 0.5 litres. The tank volume line says 1 litre. The bullet weight is 7 kg.
Our view
This TUXING TXES062 listing is a 350 W PCP pump at £169, stated to 300 bar, with auto-stop in the title and a voltage line of 220 V or 12 V. Among 90 amazon.co.uk reviews at 3.8 stars, buyers who wanted an alternative to a stirrup pump cite the auto-stop and the cable spool, and some describe a rifle fill to about 200 bar in a few minutes on mains. It is a separate ASIN from the other TXES062, which prints 110 V in the table and a different price. Reviews also say it is noisy while filling, and that an EU adapter was needed before the plug fitted a UK socket. One unit stopped building pressure, and another smoked after the fan stopped. One reviewer says you set a needle on the gauge, so the auto-stop is not a reason to leave the pump. A 13 A UK plug is not stated, and the current line of 40 A is the 12 V draw.
Pros
- Auto-stop stated in the title, on a 220 V or 12 V line
- Cable spool and car leads are why some readers bought it
- Rifle fills to about 200 bar described on mains
- 8 mm connector and an oil-free claim on the listing
Cons
- One UK review needed an EU adapter for a UK socket
- 3.8 from 90 reviews, with units that died or smoked
- Noisy while filling, and moisture called a concern
- Capacity line of 2 L sits against seller notes that often cap these pumps near 1 litre
Best for: A PCP rifle fill from a stated 220 V supply, if you will confirm the plug and stay with the pump.
Less suitable: A buyer who needs a stated 13 A UK plug, or who expects the pump to run a nailer.
Specifications
- Model
- TUXING TXES062 wire spool
- Brand
- TUXING
- Price
- ∼£169
- Customer rating
- 3.8/5(90)
- Type
- PCP pump
- Maximum pressure
- 300 bar
- Auto shut-off
- Yes
- Mains
- 220 V or 12 V
- UK 13 A plug
- No
- Tank
- 2 L
- Oil-free
- Yes
- Stated noise
- 78 dB
- Power
- 350 W
- Connector
- 8 mm
- Weight
- 8.5 kg
- Carry
- Wire spool
Common questions
Does the listing state auto-stop?
Yes. Auto-stop is in the title. One UK review says you turn a needle to the desired bar and the pump shuts off there.
Does the listing state a UK plug?
No. It states 220 V AC or 12 V. One UK review says an EU adapter was needed.
What is in the included-components line?
The line says a PCP air filter. The bullets also describe an 8 mm connector, a safety valve and a burst disc.
Our view
The TUXING TX is a PCP pump listed to 300 bar, not an 8 bar workshop tank, at £130.99 with a 250 W motor and a 0.5 litre capacity field. It is the lowest-rated listing in the batch, at 3.6 from 40 amazon.co.uk reviews. Buyers whose unit worked say it fills a PCP and is small, at 6.7 kg, with an 8 mm connector and a filter in the box. Auto shut-off is not stated, so you watch the gauge yourself. One review describes touchable live parts on the mains input of the power supply. Another found the hose wet with condensation after two uses, and the title’s built-in adapter is described as an external supply in a UK review. The power line is 220 V or 12 V, and a 13 A UK plug is not stated.
Pros
- Listed to 300 bar at £130.99, with an 8 mm connector
- Readers whose unit worked stopped driving to a fill shop
- Spare seals are in the box, and one reader has used it from a car
- Stated weight 6.7 kg
Cons
- 3.6 from 40 reviews, the lowest star line in the set
- Touchable live parts described on the mains input
- Hose wet with condensation after two uses
- Auto shut-off is not stated, and a 13 A plug is not stated
Best for: A PCP fill only if you will watch the gauge and you accept a thin, low rating.
Less suitable: Anyone who wants a stated shut-off, a stated UK plug, or a workshop airline for a nailer.
Specifications
- Model
- TUXING TX 300 bar
- Brand
- TUXING
- Price
- ∼£131
- Customer rating
- 3.6/5(40)
- Type
- PCP pump
- Maximum pressure
- 300 bar
- Mains
- 220 V
- UK 13 A plug
- No
- Tank
- 0.5 L
- Oil-free
- Separator stated
- Stated noise
- 78 dB
- Power
- 250 W
- Connector
- 8 mm
- Weight
- 6.7 kg
- Carry
- Portable
Common questions
Does the listing state a UK 13 A plug?
No. It states 220 V or a 12 V car battery with a converter. A UK review says fingers can touch the live connection on the mains input.
Is an auto shut-off stated?
The listing bullets do not state one. The title states 300 bar, an 8 mm connector and a water/oil separator.
Is the model number TX or TXES061?
The model number line says TX. The item type name and the part number say TXES061. Both are on the listing.
How we compared
We scored 12 amazon.co.uk pages in this mixed set, drawn from 42 listings. Prices, stars, and review counts are the UK listing lines from 15 October 2026. There was no lab test. None of the 12 is branded VEVOR. An 8 bar workshop tank and a 300 bar PCP pump are not the same job. The four weights below sum to 100.
1
Amazon stars, damped by review count
40%Star points are the amazon.co.uk rating divided by 5, then multiplied by 40 and by a sample factor. Under 10 ratings the factor is 0.4, from 10 to 49 it is 0.7, from 50 to 199 it is 0.9, and from 200 upwards it is 1.0.
2
Listing clarity
20%Type, maximum pressure, and a voltage have to be stated. A 13 A UK plug, a clear auto shut-off, and an oil-free claim with a connector add points. Hard conflicts, including 110 V against 220 V, take points off.
3
Price
20%Shelf prices in this set run from £129.99 to £289.99. The cheapest listing scores the full price points. The dearest scores the floor of this weight.
4
Job fit and recurring UK review faults
20%Reviews have to describe the stated job. A quiet workshop comment, a stated UK plug, wheels, a stated auto-stop, or a described rifle fill can add points. Exposed live parts, smoke, a gauge leaving the housing, moisture, or a missing hose take points off.
Independent review
Last updated: October 2026
8 sources checked
VEVOR air compressor buying guide
The search term covers two machines. Sort by the job, then by stop mode, then by whether the listing can sit on a 230 V BS 1363 socket. The rows above are the twelve amazon.co.uk listings. The notes below are the decision order.
What is a VEVOR air compressor in this search?
A UK search for a VEVOR air compressor covers two different machines. One is a portable high-pressure pump listed at about 300 bar, used to fill a PCP rifle or a small paintball bottle. The other is a small oil-free workshop receiver at about 7 to 8 bar, used for tyres, an airbrush, a stapler, or a short blow-down. None of the twelve amazon.co.uk ASINs in this comparison is branded VEVOR. Ten are TUXING, TUDIVING, SDKEHUI, or GX high-pressure pumps.
Best for
- Home PCP shooters replacing a stirrup pump who will watch the gauge
- Garage DIY for tyres, stapling, or short spraying
Not ideal for
- Filling a cylinder to breathe, or filling for other people as work
- Running a nailer from a 300 bar pump, or filling a PCP cylinder from an 8 bar tank
Mistakes to avoid
- 1
Reading Hyundai stars as a PCP ranking
The HY7524X is 4.6 from 1,072 reviews and the HY5508X is 4.5 from 989. Those pages are workshop compressors. They do not fill a PCP cylinder, and they are not a ranking of the 300 bar pumps.
- 2
Assuming a cheap pump has a UK plug
Only the HY5508X bullet states a standard 13 A UK plug. Several PCP tables say 110 V while a bullet says 220 V. UK reviews mention EU adapters and a step-down transformer. A model name that includes UK is not a BS 1363 plug.
- 3
Reading 40 A as mains current
About 40 A, or 42 A, on these PCP pages is the 12 V battery draw, not the current a UK 13 A socket would see. A current figure printed without saying it is the 12 V side is a listing conflict, not a mains load.
What to weigh up
Pressure and the job
HighStart with the job, not the brand name in the search. A PCP rifle or a small paintball bottle needs a pump listed at about 300 bar. Tyres, an airbrush, a stapler, or a short blow-down need a receiver at about 7 to 8 bar. A 300 bar pump will not run a nailer, and an 8 bar tank will not fill a PCP cylinder. In this set the workshop receivers are the Hyundai HY5508X, listed at 100 psi, and the HY7524X, listed at 8 bar in the table and 118 psi (8 bar) in the bullet.
UK mains and stop mode
HighUK sockets are 230 V with a BS 1363 plug. A European plug is a buying problem, not a footnote. In this set, the only bullet that states a standard 13 A UK plug is the Hyundai HY5508X. The HY7524X states 230 V and does not name the plug. Several PCP tables say 110 V while a bullet says 220 V. The GX CS2 table says 12 V, and a bullet says a 230 V to 12 V converter is included. A UK review says that transformer plugs into a 240 V 3-pin socket. That describes one unit.
Which option suits you?
Three typical situations, each with a recommendation from this comparison.
Short indoor jobs
You want a stated 13 A UK plug and you only need short bursts for tyres, dusting, or stapling. The HY5508X is the best value here at about £129.99. The 8 litre tank refills often, and the hose is not in the box.
Attended PCP fill
You are replacing a stirrup pump and you will stay at the gauge. The GX CS2 has the largest review file among the 300 bar pumps, at 4.4 from 1,436, and the listing says shutdown is manual. The bullet caps the tank at about 1 litre.
Common questions about VEVOR air compressors
Is a VEVOR air compressor in this comparison?
None of the twelve amazon.co.uk ASINs here is a VEVOR-branded compressor. Ten are TUXING, TUDIVING, SDKEHUI, or GX high-pressure pumps, and two are Hyundai workshop tanks. VEVOR’s own UK shop lists a separate 300 W unit at £229.99, and the shop’s reply says that unit has a European plug. That shop price is not an ASIN in this set. This page is not a laboratory ranking.
Which listing is the top pick?
For a 24 litre workshop tank in this batch, the top pick is the Hyundai HY7524X at about £149.95, with 4.6 from 1,072 reviews. The bullet states 750 W, 118 psi (8 bar), a stated 60 dB, wheels, and an automatic cut-out. It is not a VEVOR and it is not a 300 bar pump. A 13 A UK plug is not named, only 230 V, and the airflow table and the bullet disagree.
How much does a VEVOR air compressor search cost on amazon.co.uk?
Shelf prices on 15 October 2026 run from about £129.99 to £289.99. The Hyundai tanks are about £129.99 and £149.95. Entry PCP pumps in this set are about £130.99 to £152.99, mid PCP about £169 to £179.90, and higher PCP about £220.15, £259, and £289.99 for the GX CS2. These are the listing prices in this comparison, not a promise of the cheapest UK price.
Do I need a 300 bar pump or an 8 bar tank?
A PCP rifle or a small paintball bottle needs a pump listed at about 300 bar. Tyres, an airbrush, a stapler, or a short blow-down need the Hyundai-style receiver at about 7 to 8 bar. A 300 bar pump will not run a nailer, and an 8 bar tank will not fill a PCP cylinder. Hyundai stars are workshop reviews. Do not read them as a ranking of the high-pressure pumps.
Will these pumps plug into a UK socket?
UK sockets are 230 V with a BS 1363 plug. In this set, only the Hyundai HY5508X bullet states a standard 13 A UK plug. Several PCP tables say 110 V while a bullet says 220 V. About 40 A on these pages is the 12 V battery draw, not the current a 13 A socket would see. Check the plug and the voltage plate on the unit you receive. A model name that includes UK is not that check.
Do I need a written scheme of examination?
PSSR 2000 can apply to a qualifying work pressure system. The written-scheme duties drop when each non-steam vessel is under 250 bar litres. Both Hyundai receivers sit under that line on the listed figures. A 1 litre cylinder at 300 bar is 300 bar litres. That does not by itself make a private hobby fill a workplace scheme. The duty is set out in the written scheme for an air compressor.
Is the air safe to breathe?
Do not breathe the air from these pumps. Oil-free and scuba on a title are not BS EN 12021:2014 breathing air. HSE DVIS9 expects compressor breathing gas to be tested at least every three months. One TUXING bullet says to add an external filter for a scuba tank. That sentence is not a test result. Stop and return a unit if a gauge blows off or the case smokes.
What if the hose comes out wet?
Hoses on these PCP pumps can come out wet. Seller notes often cap the pump at about 1 litre. One GX review reports water in the line that damaged a PCP regulator. A water and oil separator named in a title is not a test that the air is dry. If you run workshop tools and moisture is the problem, that is a different job from filling a PCP cylinder to 300 bar.
Our verdict
Across these twelve amazon.co.uk listings, none is a VEVOR. The top pick for a 24 litre workshop tank is the Hyundai HY7524X at about £149.95, with 4.6 from 1,072 reviews, a stated 60 dB, wheels, and an automatic cut-out. It is not a lab winner and it is not a 300 bar pump. A 13 A UK plug is not named on that listing. The best value for short workshop jobs is the Hyundai HY5508X at about £129.99, with 4.5 from 989 reviews and the only stated 13 A UK plug in this set. It will not fill a PCP cylinder. Among 300 bar pumps the highest score is the TUXING TXES062 at about £179.90, and that listing’s table says 110 V while a bullet says 220 V.
Best overallView offer
Hyundai HY7524X 24 L
Highest score in this mixed set on the damped-star tie-break, for a 24 litre workshop tank at 4.6 from 1,072 reviews.
Best value
View offer
Hyundai HY5508X 8 L
Lowest shelf price among listings at 4.3 or above with at least 100 reviews, with a stated 13 A UK plug.
Editorial
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Air compressorsPCP pumpsamazon.co.uk listings
Products Compared publishes British-English buying guides based on amazon.co.uk listings and public UK sources. We do not run a lab and we do not invent test scores.
Updated: October 2026
8 sources checked
Guides to VEVOR air compressors
Guides on what to look for, how to use a product, and common mistakes.
Best VEVOR air compressor pumpsTop pick and best value inside the 300 bar pumps, without treating the Hyundais as PCP winners.VEVOR air compressor buying guidePressure, stop mode, the plug, and cylinder size, in that order.How to use a VEVOR air compressorFill, watch the gauge, stop, bleed, and cool. The point where you stop and return the unit.PCP pump or workshop compressorWhen a 300 bar pump fits, and when an 8 bar receiver fits.VEVOR air compressor on UK mainsBS 1363, 110 V tables, and 40 A read as the 12 V side.
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Sources
Public UK sources used for this comparison. Listing prices, stars, and review counts are from amazon.co.uk on 15 October 2026.
- HSE INDG178: Written schemes of examination (retrieved 15 October 2026)
- Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000, Schedule 1 (retrieved 15 October 2026)
- HSE: Pressure Systems Safety Regulations overview (retrieved 15 October 2026)
- HSE DVIS9: Compressed gases for breathing (retrieved 15 October 2026)
- HSE: Noise at work for employers (retrieved 15 October 2026)
- Home Office firearms guide (September 2026) (retrieved 15 October 2026)
- Police Scotland: Air weapons (retrieved 15 October 2026)
- VEVOR UK PCP air compressor shop page (retrieved 15 October 2026)
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