This is my second review of tire air compressors.Initially, I ordered “Suaoki - Mini Air Compressor 120 psi”. Since I wasn’t happy with that compressor, I decided to find a new one and this time my pick was – “JACO SmartPro Digital Tire Inflator Pump”. After almost 5 months and quite a few inflated cars' tires, I am ready to share my opinion about this small tire inflator.This time I decided to only point to this compressor’s pros and cons, rather than to overload my review with numbers, procedures, etc.So, here they are:Pros:- Compact and lightweight. My car is Mazda 2 (2015) and I have to wisely use its quite limited boot space (only 280 liters). Even though the Jaco’s pump is not the tiniest air compressor on the market, but it is still a very compact device. Plus, it goes with an excellent carrying/storage bag, so it is not a problem to perfectly place it in the tool-bag in my car’s boot.- Full of great features! The ability to set the desired inflation value (The pump turns OFF after a little while when reaches the specified value.) along with remembering that value for further inflations is an excellent feature. The digital gauge’s backlight is very convenient at night. And, the built-in flashlight and the SOS signal are good additions as well.- Quiet and almost does not vibrate when working! It is definitely the quietest tire air compressor that I’ve heard. It’s quite important when you want to bother neither your ears nor your neighbors early in the morning. ;) As for vibration - you can hold it in your hand, when it works, without any inconvenience.- Inflation speed. It is just absolutely acceptable! Well, my old pump is definitely faster, but it is large (requires at least 4 times more space in my car’s boot) and noisy. Neither it has yet one of the fine features the Jaco’s pump offers.- The air hose and the 12V cable length. Both are sufficient for small and family cars (checked with Mazda 6). I am pretty sure that it’d be OK for middle-sized SUVs too.- High quality built. Compressor’s body, air hose, 12V cable and even the storage bag are made of high-quality materials with practically NO chemical smell! (Just the bag required little time to lose its initial odor.)- A very reasonable price!- Jaco’s Support! Actually, I haven’t had a chance to inquire their tech-support (The compressor has been working just fine since purchase. Knocking on wood…), but the way they followed my order – asking whether I received the parcel or not, whether I need any help, then asking for my opinion, etc. makes me feel that I WILL receive their response and support if needed. Plus, their website and YouTube channel are pretty informative.Cons (?):Well, maybe its Accuracy… But, honestly speaking, this one and only “cons” that I’ve found to the moment should be treated more as the specificity. The accuracy of this inflator in the automated mode is +/- 1 psi and, sometimes, even 1.5 psi (checked using pretty accurate digital gauge). But a) +/- 1.0 psi accuracy is stated in the compressor’s User Guide and b) this +/- 1.0 psi (or even 1.5 psi) is just absolutely OK when it comes to a car tire’s pressure. If I am not mistaken, a tire pressure may vary significantly depending on, for example, ambient temperature - at least 1 psi difference (for small and middle-sized tires) to each 10 degrees difference of ambient temperature. E.g. you measure a tire pressure in the morning or in the afternoon. So, I just “turned OFF” the perfectionist-mode in my head and now I can live with that +/- 1 psi accuracy. :)Conclusion:Excellent tire inflator and I absolutely recommend it for small and middle-sized cars!BTW, I am not just “would buy it again”, as people usually say, but I’ve already purchased the second inflator for my bro... ;)