The Cycplus AS2 electric bike pump has dipped under £50 for the first time in this Amazon Prime Day deal

A Cycplus mini electric pump being used to inflate a gravel bike tyre
(Image credit: Rich Owen)

Amazon Prime Big Deal Days are here, and there are 48 hours of cycling bargains to be had from October 6th to 7th.

There are plenty of cycling deals, some better than others, but one of the best I've seen so far is on the Cycplus AS2 Electric Pump, which has dropped from £59.99 to under £50 for the first time – its best-ever price.

Get the Cycplus AS2 Electric Pump for just £49 this Amazon Prime Day.

As Cyclingnews' deal-hunting expert and a long-time fan of the Cycplus range, the AS2 is easily one of the best electric pumps I've used. It even earned a spot in our buying guide as our top recommendation for hassle-free, non-manual inflation.

For US Amazon Prime Day shoppers, the Cycplus AS2 is down to just $43.32, and another best-ever price. Its fancier sibling, the AS2 Pro, is 15% off, down to $79.47 from $93.

The AS2 Pro is also reduced in the UK to just £64.59, which is 19% off the usual £79.99.

Below you'll find all the details, and I'd advise moving quickly, because when Prime Day ends at midnight on the 7th October, so will these deals.

You can sign up for a free 30-day Amazon Prime membership and cancel anytime before the £8.99 / $14.99 per month fee kicks in.

Cycplus Amazon Prime Day UK deals

Cycplus AS2 Electric Mini Pump
best ever price
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Cycplus AS2 Electric Mini Pump: was £59.99 now £49.87 at Amazon

Save 17% The Cycplus AS2 offers game-changing electric pumping. Weighing just 97 grams, it's small enough to fit in a jersey pocket or saddle bag and eliminates the effort of manual mini-pumps. Capable of reaching up to 100 PSI and recharging via fast USB-C, it offers a fast, painless solution for fixing roadside punctures without adding unnecessary bulk to your ride setup.

Cycplus AS2 Pro Electric Mini Pump
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Cycplus AS2 Pro Electric Mini Pump: was £79.99 now £64.59 at Amazon

Save 19% The AS2 Pro takes electric tyre inflation a step further by adding a digital LED display for real-time pressure monitoring and customizable PSI target presets. Weighing 120 grams, it remains exceptionally compact while offering a higher maximum pressure of 120 PSI and a larger battery for faster inflation times. It also has an auto-shutoff function once the desired pressure is reached.

Cycplus Amazon Prime Day US deals

Cycplus AS2 Electric Mini Pump
best ever price
Save 15%
Cycplus AS2 Electric Mini Pump: was $50.97 now $43.32 at Amazon

Save 15% US Amazon Prime Day shoppers can score the AS2 for under $50, at its lowest-ever price. So if you're looking to add an electric option for inflation, you won't get the AS2 at a better price.

Cycplus AS2 Pro Electric Mini Pump
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Cycplus AS2 Pro Electric Mini Pump: was $93.49 now $79.47 at Amazon

Save 15% The AS2 Pro's headline feature is the large LED screen, with a pressure gauge function, allowing for easy reading of preset pressure values and real-time readings. For US Prime Day, it's available at one of its lowest-ever prices.

The main difference between the AS2 and the AS2 Pro lies in control and power: while the original Cycplus AS2 is an ultra-lightweight (97g) single-button inflator with no screen, the AS2 Pro adds a digital LED display that lets you set precise target pressures with a handy auto-shutoff. So if you require precise pressure, the Pro model is the way to go.

The Pro version also boosts maximum output from 100 to 120 PSI and inflates faster thanks to a larger battery.

The Cycplus AS2 Electric Mini Pump being used to inflate road bike tyre

The AS2 comes with a handy extension hose to avoid any issue with plastic tube vales. (Image credit: Cycplus)

There are a few drawbacks to be aware of when using any electric pumps. They can get quite hot when using them, so you need to be aware when using inner tubes with plastic valves, because they can melt. If you still use inner tubes, the AS2 range comes with a heat-protective extension hose to alleviate this, and a heat reducing protective sleeve, but be aware they don't get that hot when held in your hand.

They have to be charged too, so remember to do that before heading out.

In my opinion, the positives outweigh those negatives, and the convenience of use, precise pressure levels (especially with the Pro model and its LED screen), and the lack of effort when it's required are all box-tickers for me.

Paul Brett
Deals writer

Paul Brett is a deals writer for Cyclingnews 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 before injury cut short a glittering career. 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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