AGARO Galaxy vs Portronics VayuGo: Cordless Tyre Inflators Compared
Summary

AGARO Galaxy vs Portronics VayuGo: maker specs, benchmarksutra scores and Indian prices, checked 16 November 2026.

Quick Verdict

AGARO Galaxy wins on our Overall score: 62/100 · C tier against 46/100 · D tier. The Portronics VayuGo is ₹400 cheaper (₹1,399).

Researched, not hands-on tested. Scores use only the specifications on each maker's own product page (checked 16 November 2026) and prices at Indian retailers (checked 16 November 2026). We did not test these tyre inflators ourselves. How the benchmarksutra Tyre Inflator Score works.

tyr comparison chart by benchmarksutra

Specs side by side

AGARO Galaxy

Portronics VayuGo

Type

Cordless (battery)

Cordless (battery)

Airflow

17 litres a minute

not stated

Battery

4,000 mAh

4,000 mAh

Maximum pressure

150 psi

150 psi

Features

auto shut-off at a preset pressure, digital pressure display, LED light, USB power-bank output

auto shut-off at a preset pressure, digital pressure display, LED light

Warranty

1 year

not stated

Lowest price we found

₹1,799

₹1,399

Both run on two 2,000 mAh batteries and stop at a preset pressure. AGARO states 17 litres a minute and a 1-year warranty; Portronics states neither.

Who should buy which

  • AGARO Galaxy for the higher score, at ₹400 more.

  • Portronics VayuGo if you want to save money.

Where to buy

AGARO Galaxy Cordless Tyre Inflator

Cordless (battery) · 17 litres a minute · 150 psi · 4,000 mAh battery · power-bank output · 1-year warranty (maker spec page). AGARO states 17 litres a minute, 150 psi, 2 × 2,000 mAh batteries, about 25 minutes of continuous running per charge, a power-bank output, a flashlight and a 1-year warranty.

Where to buy: Buy at Amazon.in ₹1,799 · Buy at Flipkart ₹2,099

Portronics VayuGo Rechargeable Tyre Inflator (POR-3567)

Cordless (battery) · 150 psi · 4,000 mAh battery (maker spec page). Portronics states 150 psi, 2 × 2,000 mAh batteries, auto shut-off, a digital display and an LED light with SOS. Its page states neither the airflow nor the warranty, so both rows score zero.

Where to buy: Buy at Amazon.in ₹1,399 · Buy at Flipkart ₹1,649

How to read these scores

Each tyre inflator gets a rating out of 100 on each row of the benchmarksutra Tyre Inflator Score, and a buyer profile weights the rows. Tiers: S 90+, A 80–89, B 70–79, C 60–69, D below 60. Where a maker page does not state a spec, that row scores zero, so a missing figure can never lift a score; we never guess. Read the full method.

Prices change frequently. The prices on this page were correct when we wrote and checked it, but they may have changed by the time you read this. Check the current price on the retailer's page before you buy.

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