Fanttik Manuals & User Guides

Fanttik is a consumer electronics and automotive accessory brand dedicated to creating practical, modern solutions for daily life and outdoor adventures. Owned by METASEE LLC, the brand has gained recognition for its sleek, user-friendly designs in categories such as automotive tools, cleaning appliances, and precision instruments. Key product lines include the popular X8 APEX portable tire inflator, the Slim series of cordless handheld car vacuums, and the NEX and E1 precision electric screwdriver kits.

Focused on portability and ease of use, Fanttik products often feature high-visibility digital displays, cordless battery operation, and ergonomic form factors tailored for DIY enthusiasts, car owners, and tech-savvy users. The company provides comprehensive support and a standard warranty for its devices, ensuring reliability for tasks ranging from tire inflation and inflation of sports balls to delicate electronics repair and vehicle detailing.

• How do I contact Fanttik customer support?

  You can reach Fanttik support by email at support@fanttik.com or by phone at 929-693-6066, available Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM ET.

• Do I need to register my Fanttik product for warranty?

  According to Fanttik documentation, product registration is generally not required for warranty coverage. A 12-month warranty for manufacturing defects typically applies automatically from the date of purchase.

• How long does it take to charge the Fanttik Slim series vacuums?

  Models like the Fanttik Slim V9 mix typically take about 2.5 to 3 hours to fully charge using a 5V/2A adapter via the Type-C charging cable.

• What should I do if my tire inflator stops working unexpectedly?

  If your Fanttik inflator stops, it may be due to overheating, low battery, or a set pressure limit being reached. Allow the device to cool down, ensure it is charged, and check the air vents for blockages.

• What does the flashing battery icon mean on my vacuum?

  A flashing battery icon usually indicates low voltage (needs charging), overheating (allow to cool), or a blockage (clean filters and vents). Refer to the specific LED indicator section in your user manual for exact codes.