Metabo HPT Quiet Air Compressor, Portable 1 Gallon Oil-Free Air Compressor, Ultra-Quiet Operation at 59 dB, Universal Quick Coupler for Fast Tool Changes, Compact and Lightweight, EC28M

I bought this compressor for my workshop to use with the Metabo brad nailer and Metabo finish nailer. It works great and is very quiet. I don't do a lot of continuous firing of the nails, so the one gallon tank is adequate for this type of use. Very pleased so far with overall performance.

I bought this compressor for its portability and wow am I satisfied. It runs my finishing nail gun just fine. It’s also surprisingly quiet, you can easily have a conversation while standing right next to it when it’s running. The portability is so nice taking it from room to room is no issue. The build quality seems good, I expect to get years of service from it.

Love this little compressor, very quiet, easy to carry around. The only negative it came with the pressure adjustment knob cracked and falling off.Perfect for a pin nailer, brad nailer and finish nailer.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:It seemed bigger in the picture. Small but powerful! Super quiet and works great. Portability:Very easy for me to put in the trunk if I need it. And quite enough for inside use. Great for running trim guns.

Good compressor, you MUST go through the proper break in procedure or it won't work. Is quiet and work well once broken in properly.

I got this little compressor to use on kitchen remodels for a pin nailer and a brad nailer, something small and lightweight I can have in the room with me. It has worked out very well, is quite quiet and fits very nicely into my van.

Looked like a good unit when it arrived: brand new, nice construction. Plugged it in and turned it on and it started up: runs real quiet and I'm initially very happy. It gets up to 125psi, and a valve starts venting; turns out there's a valve that opens when you turn the unit off such that the unit will bleed out when it's off and in storage. I guess that's good, but it's not supposed to vent when the unit is on.So I let the unit bleed out, then I turn it back on and it refuses to start. Now I see that the on-board circuit breaker has tripped. I reset it, it hums for a bit, then trips again. Reset it again, and this time it kicks on and stops at 125PSI; no venting this time. I bleed out some air to see when the unit will kick on again, and it doesn't kick on at all. Turns out the breaker has tripped again.OK, so there's issues, but theres this card in the box that says "STOP: DO NOT RETURN this compressor to the retail store. If you have technical issues or concerns, please call us at this number...."So I call. I get connected to some woman who is confused that I would be calling, as they only deal with big retailers. I try to get support by calling the number that Amazon tells me to call, and I get the same response. Like, What?This is such an epic fail on Metabo's part, it makes me wonder what else they screw up. If I could give less than 1 star, I would.

Bought a litely used one, works great and looks great! Small to put in back seat of truck and pumps up quickly.