Recommend me an electric pump to keep in the house

What’s wrong with a semi-decent track pump with a pressure gauge?

Probably down to effort and the desire to buy a toy 😂

Seriously though the Bosch one looks good

Oh, dear god. You are going to cycle indoors so you can get exercise (because no one does it for pleasure) and you are going to buy an electric pump rather than a bog standard track pump to save you doing exercise for the two and a half puffs of air once every 3 weeks you'll need to do keep the tyre pressure up for your indoor exercise activity.

Have you considered popping an ebike on the turbo? 😉

I've got one of these which has been great:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/334958255601?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=MpNmXKV2R7u&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=riERuh_1Tt2&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

Does 120psi and has enough oomph to do big van tyres. Not much cop if you want something to take riding of course. Will also run off 12v if you have really big flat tyres. Can get them new in Argos (and aldi rebrand them too) but they're like PX so need to wait for the sale cycle to come around.

I have a track pump, 1) the pressure gauge on it is awful and I thought a digital one might be more accurate and 2) I'm not sure my good lady would appreciate a big old track pump knocking around the playroom where the kids will inevitably pick if up and drop it on their toes!

@convert, careful not to fall off that high horse!

You are going to put a turbo in the play room. A whole bike and the actual turbo, maybe a mat and a fan too if you've got any sense. Then you are going to ride it - that'll together generate a noise comparable to roads works in your front garden in terms of annoyance. Then you are going to sweat like a Nile tributary. And the thing you think your better half is going to complain about is the presence of a track pump 😂

I’m not sure my good lady would appreciate a big old track pump knocking around the playroom where the kids will inevitably pick if up and drop it on their toes!

And let's face it they will find it much easier to inflate the cat using an electric pump.

I have a track pump, 1) the pressure gauge on it is awful and I thought a digital one might be more accurate

You have a rubbish track pump, as it has an awful gauge, and no, the digital one on a cheaply made electric pump isn't going to be anymore accurate.

(To be fair, they almost all have terrible, cheaply made gauges.)

You need a trackpump, which you say  you have so then a seperate better pressure gauge. You can get fancy digital pressure gauges if you want an electric toy. I don't think covert is on a high horse, but actually he's standing on fairly solid ground.

Electric bike tyre pump is in my list of items 'we dont really need or/and dont make life easier' with keyless entry on cars

This is why we're doomed.

I've got a wheel on trainer, our kids are old enough now that a playroom isn't really a thing anymore, but the trainer is still relegated to the Garage, no way on earth I'd get to bring that noisy whirring bastard in the house.

Pump and/or it's 'accuracy' are a distant tertiary concern.

Just pump tyre until it feels hard enough...no need for a pressure gauge for a turbo trainer really...

I bought a makita air pump that works with the makita batteries I already have. Other brands are available I guess if you have a different battery system. It’s been genuinely useful for not just bikes, kids bikes, but keeping the various vehicles we have topped up and even inflating paddling pools and blowing sawdust/ dust and even starting  a fire!

Bury the turbo at the back of the shed/garage, and go out and ride in the real world. Electric pump for at home to add a few PSI - what ?  Track pump, far quicker.