Fitness Comparison

ROCKBROS AS1 PRO vs AS110: Which Mini Electric Bike Pump?

ROCKBROS' two pocket electric bike pumps compared: the A$139.99 AS1 PRO with a digital screen, 120 PSI and auto-stop vs the A$99.99 AS110 with simple LED indicators. Size, battery, charging, ratings and which to buy.

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Top picks at a glance

  1. Best for Precise Pressure

    ROCKBROS AS1 PRO Mini Electric Bike Pump

    Road riders who want an exact PSI every time

    20% off
    Check Price on ROCKBROS Australia
  2. Best Value

    ROCKBROS AS110 Mini Electric Bike Tire Pump

    MTB, commuter and hybrid riders who just need air fast

    20% off
    Check Price on ROCKBROS Australia

The ROCKBROS AS1 PRO (A$139.99) and AS110 (A$99.99) are pocket-size electric pumps you can carry instead of a hand pump or CO2. Both use a 450mAh 7.4V battery, charge over USB-C in under half an hour and are about the size of an earbud case. The difference is control: the AS1 PRO has a digital screen where you set the pressure and it stops automatically at 120 PSI max, while the AS110 is simpler, with green, amber and red LED indicators. Details are from ROCKBROS Australia's product pages as of October 2026.

Comparison table

ProductBest forBuy
1ROCKBROS AS1 PRO Mini Electric Bike PumpBest for Precise Pressure 20% off: TRANTRUNG Road riders who want an exact PSI every time A$139.99
2ROCKBROS AS110 Mini Electric Bike Tire PumpBest Value 20% off: TRANTRUNG MTB, commuter and hybrid riders who just need air fast A$99.99
ROCKBROS AS1 PRO Mini Electric Bike Pump Best for Precise Pressure

#1 · Best for Precise Pressure

ROCKBROS AS1 PRO Mini Electric Bike Pump

Digital screen: power on, choose units, set the PSI and it stops when reached. 120 PSI max, about 120 g, 64.5 × 48.5 × 28 mm, 450mAh 7.4V battery, about 30-minute USB-C charge, up to four tyres per charge per ROCKBROS. Nozzle adapters and hose included. 4.54/5 from 37 store reviews.

Best for: Road riders who want an exact PSI every time

Pros

  • Set pressure + auto-stop
  • Screen shows PSI
  • More store reviews

Cons

  • A$40 more
  • Loud; side button can turn on in a pocket
Display
Digital screen
Max pressure
120 PSI
Store rating
4.54/5 (37)
20% off Verified Oct 2026
ROCKBROS AS110 Mini Electric Bike Tire Pump Best Value

#2 · Best Value

ROCKBROS AS110 Mini Electric Bike Tire Pump

Aluminium body with a silicone heat cover, green/amber/red LEDs for battery and pressure, 60.5 × 63 × 28 mm, 450mAh 7.4V battery, about 25-minute charge. Sold as 100 PSI (the spec table says 120 PSI). Marked down from A$119.99. 4.18/5 from 11 store reviews.

Best for: MTB, commuter and hybrid riders who just need air fast

Pros

  • A$40 cheaper
  • Faster 25-min charge
  • Aluminium body

Cons

  • No screen or set-pressure
  • 100 PSI per its title
  • Few reviews (11)
Display
LED indicators
Max pressure
100 PSI (title)
Store rating
4.18/5 (11)
20% off Verified Oct 2026

Quick verdict

  • Road bike, or you like exact pressures? Get the AS1 PRO (A$139.99): set the PSI, and it stops automatically, up to 120 PSI.
  • MTB, commuter or kids' bikes, on a budget? Get the AS110 (A$99.99): simpler and A$40 cheaper.

Code TRANTRUNG takes 20% off either at the time of writing.

Side-by-side comparison

AS1 PRO AS110
Price A$139.99 A$99.99 (was A$119.99)
Display Digital screen Green/amber/red LEDs
Set pressure + auto-stop Yes Not listed
Max pressure 120 PSI 100 PSI (title); 120 PSI in spec table
Size 64.5 × 48.5 × 28 mm 60.5 × 63 × 28 mm
Weight About 120 g Not listed
Battery 450mAh 7.4V 450mAh 7.4V
Charge time About 30 min About 25 min
Charging port USB-C USB-C
Store rating 4.54/5 (37) 4.18/5 (11)

Screen vs simplicity

The AS1 PRO's screen is the main reason to pay more: choose PSI or bar, set your target and walk away while it stops on its own. That's handy for road tyres where a few PSI matter. The AS110 keeps it simple with LED lights for battery and pressure, and an aluminium body with a silicone cover to manage heat.

Note that the AS110's page contradicts itself on maximum pressure (100 PSI in the name, 120 PSI in the spec table). Assume 100 PSI if you run high-pressure road tyres.

What owners say

AS1 PRO reviewers like how small it is and how fast it fills MTB tyres, but several say it's loud, one found the side power button turns it on in a pocket, and one reported a valve deformed by heat. The AS110 has fewer reviews (11) and a lower 4.18/5 average.

Before you buy either

  • Electric mini pumps are slower and noisier than a floor pump at home; they're for roadside top-ups and flats.
  • Returns: 14 days, new condition, you pay return shipping.
  • Warranty: 12 months on accessories.

The bottom line

Pick the AS1 PRO for precise, hands-off inflation to 120 PSI; pick the AS110 if you mainly ride lower-pressure tyres and want to save A$40. Compare other best sellers in best ROCKBROS products, read the ROCKBROS polarised sunglasses review and our full ROCKBROS Australia review.

Frequently asked questions

Which ROCKBROS pump is better for road bikes?
The AS1 PRO. Road tyres often run 70–100+ PSI, and the AS1 PRO goes to 120 PSI and stops at the exact pressure you set on its screen.
Does the AS110 have an auto-stop?
ROCKBROS' AS110 page doesn't describe setting a target pressure or an auto-stop; it uses green, amber and red LEDs for battery and pressure. The AS1 PRO clearly lists set-and-stop.
Do these pumps work with Presta and Schrader valves?
Both come with nozzle adapters for different valves and other inflatables such as balls. One reviewer notes that with Presta valves and TPU tubes you should use the included hose and screw it fully onto the valve.
How many tyres can they pump on one charge?
ROCKBROS says the AS1 PRO can do up to four tyres per charge. It doesn't give a number for the AS110, which has the same 450mAh battery.

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