Air Compressor which one? Narrowed down to these 3

[Mᴀʀᴛʏɴ]

So, I've been researching this for some time and have narrowed it down to one of these, my main goals were Silent (ish) and 24L.
But out of these, I'm still not too sure. They all seem very similar, I can't find anything on the SIP-branded ones, but they just look so nice and solid, quick fitting piping looks solid etc, little things like this, get to me, it shows they care.
The Clarke seems popular and the Hyundai has loads of videos and reviews, good and bad.

Hyundai 750W 24L(HY7524)
https://hyundaipowerequipment.co.uk...psi-silenced-oil-free-direct-drive-1hp-hy7524

CLARKE SHHH24/150 (2242040)
https://www.clarketooling.co.uk/pro...itre-1-5hp-low-noise-compressor-230v-2242040/

SIP DD 2HP 24 liter (SIP05478)
https://www.sipuk.co.uk/sip-dd-2hp-direct-drive-air-compressor-24-50-litre.html

All links go direct to manufacture (I think) I know some of the prices are cheaper elsewhere, but I am not too worried about that, I was set on the Hyandai, then I found out about the Clarke, and then recently heard about SIP brand, completely lost now >.<

Any help would be great.

 

[Sachakins]

That hyundai is almost identical al to the one I use.
Have a read ar this thread from a year ago.
Thread 'Replacement compressor' https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/threads/replacement-compressor.146285/

 

[jetsetwilly]

A friend has the 50L version of the Hyundai, and I was very impressed by how quiet it was - you could have a chat next to it no bother. The SIP looks almost identical tho...

What do you want it for?

 

[Mᴀʀᴛʏɴ]

A friend has the 50L version of the Hyundai, and I was very impressed by how quiet it was - you could have a chat next to it no bother. The SIP looks almost identical tho...

What do you want it for?

Nothing particularly really, just a little bit of everything that I can, it’ll be my first compressor, I plan to have a play with anything I can get my hands on, got my shed installed other week, need to stick some insulation in it and board it out yet, nail gun be handy, bit of light spray painting too (oils/small water based surfaces), (I’ve already looked up lvlp I think it is, which would work in these ranges and “mini” guns or something