MESHA Air Balloon Pump Electric, Portable Inflator Dual-Nozzle Globos Machine, Air Balloon Blower Filler, Buddy for Party Balloon Arch & Column Stand 110V 600W Air Pump-Rose Red

I bought this pump so I can easily have lots of balloons in minutes. I’m doing my own ballon stands for my baby shower and did not want make myself feel out of breathe. This is a great buy. I will definitely be using this for future parties. The only down side is that it’s pretty loud, but I don’t really mind it. It’s quick, easy, and gets the job done.

I have 52 balloons to inflate for an upcoming birthday party. A sister was not trying to blow those up manually. This pump is very essential in saving time. It takes sometime to get used to the speed at which the machine inflates the balloons. But it is very easy to use. Little to no set up time required. It is strong and the internal motor works well. less than 5 lbs and easy to carry around.

I found out that the group that does decorations for half-time shows, dances and other events have been blowing up balloons by mouth always. I have a commercial model from 20 years ago, but I didn't want to spend that much. I found this unit and figured for about $20 it was worth a try. The teacher and the kids love it. Everytime I see the teacher he comments that he can't believe they never had one of these. They liked it so much, I got them a second unit. A few comments about the operation that I didn't think were clear in the description. There are 2 outlets for blowing up balloons. When you plug it in and don't turn it on, one of them turns it on when you press down on the outlet. The second outlet doesn't have that same switch. If you turn it on, then it blows continuously. We found it much more difficult to use with it on continuously. You actually can easily blow 2 balloons at once with two people. One person holds a balloon over the non-switched outlet, and the other presses on the switched outlet. This usually results with the balloons being exactly the same size. It takes a little practice, but once you have the hang of it, you can blow up a ton of balloons really quickly. Depending on how you tie-off the balloons, you can easily blow up 100+ balloons in 5-10 minutes.It's been said in many of the reviews and answered in the questions section, but it is worth repeating I think. This machine just blows air into the balloon, just like if you put the balloon to your mouth and inflated it. The balloons WILL NOT FLOAT. People have commented that the pictures show floating balloons in the description. What is actually shown is a balloon attached to a "Balloon Stick". Usually a 24" plastic stick with a disc on the top to hold the balloon. You end up with a balloon that can appears to be floating. You can tape the stick to balloon weight, table decorations, railings, etc and it looks like the balloons are floating, but they are just at the top of a rigid stick, not tied to a piece of string. The sticks are reusable and can be a really inexpensive alternative to using helium. If you want a balloon to float you have to fill it with helium gas from a compressed helium cylinder.The units are holding up well being used by high-school kids, so it should do well under most other circumstances.

I didn’t know something like this existed, but when I was looking for an easy way to make a balloon arch without using helium, I found this. I was worried since I was making this arch by myself but when I saw this, I thought I couldn’t go wrong and especially since it was a good price. The day of the party came and I was expecting to spend a few hours blowing up balloons and building this thing. It was so easy. There is an option leave the air flowing or to push the spout and air flows manually. It saved me so much time. Highly recommend.

Love it! This little compressor is very powerful so it was super fast and easy to blow up 80 balloons by myself (and kinda fun too!). There is an on/off switch for one valve and also a valve that lets you inflate just by putting the balloon over the top (without the on/off switch). The power cord tucks inside when you’re done too, so its easy to store. One word of advice- pay attention to what you’re doing/go slow at the beginning. As I mentioned, this machine is powerful and works fast (like a few seconds to fill!) so if you’re not paying attention, you will over-inflate and burst the balloon (watch your face and eyes the first time out for this reason!).Once you get the hang of it, you’ll love it. I am already trying to think of another reason the buy balloons!

It’s great until the balloon bursts!

I bought this for my daughter's birthday party, big plans to make a balloon garland like all the pinterest parties. And it was Amazing. This made blowing up the balloons so easy and so fast. It's a bit loud, but works so great. Then on top of that, it's an easy thing to blow up a couple balloons and let the kids play with them when they're bored. AND on top of that, we were able to use it to blow up an air mattress. My husband and I agree that it's pretty much one of the best purchases we've ever made. Ever.

The balloon pump is efficient and easy to use, lightweight, and compact, making it easy to take anywhere. Just plug it in and start blowing up balloons. I was not so smart and couldn't figure out how to control the airflow into the balloons, putting the balloon onto the manual nozzle and inflating them, but it too fast and too hard to control the flow of air. I found it easier to put it on the automatic nozzle and then use the manual nozzle (push down) as needed to slowly fill them up. The only downside is that it's pretty loud. The noise scares my 10 month old.