VEVORDemolition Jack Hammer, MAX 2200W Electric Jackhammer Heavy Duty, 1350 BPM Concrete Breaker 4pcs Chisels Bit Chipping W/Case, Gloves

Very heavy duty, for the price. Works great.

This demolition jack hammer has been a solid performer for my general home DIY projects. I’ve used it to rip up sidewalks and remove a flagpole concrete base, and it handled both tasks. Mine has the 2200W motor and 1350 BPM making quick work of tough concrete compared to my smaller tools.One thing to be mindful of is the oil. It’s a bit confusing at first, so it’s crucial to ensure you’re using the right type and the correct amount before operating the jackhammer. Despite my initial concerns, the unit has been quite forgiving, even when I wasn’t entirely sure about the oil levels.The six included chisel bits are versatile and come in handy for various demolition tasks. I have broken one tip a little, but still useable. I am not sure if it was me though or just the accessory though. The carrying case is a nice addition, keeping everything organized and easy to transport. This was big for me because it has wheels. This jackhammer has proven to be a reliable and effective tool for heavy-duty DIY projects around the home.My review is comparing to similar tools though. It is not comparable to the bigger gas powered big brothers. If you have a larger project, it will take some time for this to get through. It will, but it will take more time.

We have hard ground in our chicken pens from their litter and it breaks it up fantastically. We tried using a rock bar but it was so slow and this thing goes right through it and gets the job done quickly and the price is perfect. We love it so far!

After running the hammer for about five hours I am happy with this purchase. It's a good inexpensive unit for a homeowner. Not commercial grade. I would have given five stars but the oil labeled as 20 hour ready lasted one hour. It also was a much thicker consistency than the ISO 64 specified.

It is a very good machine

For the price, this is an excellent buy. I bought it Wednesday, received it Friday and had the concrete chipped out Saturday. I couldn’t be happier.Why did I buy this? The price was comparable to having someone dig out the 3’x3’x18” concrete pad that city left behind when they cut out the post office box and moved it down the street. But buying it to DIY this allowed me have a tool to own rather than just paying someone to do it for me.Instruction manual is bad. Very small writing, poor broken English and ai found it just so much easier to YOUTUBE the info I needed. Like getting the right oil, because you must add oil prior to using and that is not included. Or how to replace bits.The tool casing gets hot quickly, but doesn’t seem to impart the function. Another reason to use nature the oil is filled correctly. The weather was about 60 degrees. So a hot summer day may affect this more than it did for me.I was chipping away 18” concrete. So it was a serious job. Took me about 3-4 hours given the tool’s capabilities. The 3600 version may be better given the slightly higher price, but it didn’t come with the 4 attachments. Which coke in handy to dig out a bit that gets “stuck”Tool vibration is a lot less than I expected. I have significant arthritis in my hands and was not overly bothered through the work. The throttle lock button on the trigger was awesome. I used it 99 % of the time.I wore inexpensive hearing protection and had zero issues with the sound of the concrete chipping and tool noise.The gloves were nice, but I doubt they will last more than one or two jobs like I did today.I used my sunglasses for eye protection because the included eye protection looked uncomfortable and was about the same or less protection than my oakleys.Productivity is good. But because it is a lower powered version, the optimal technique is the chip edges because this doesn’t really smash very well. So you can’t just put it in the center and have it obliterate the concreted. This is not that tool. That just gets your bit stuck. Hypothetically speaking of course.Pics show the pad I was taking out. The end result and the type of breakable bits I could break with this tool.

This made easy work of digging a 3 foot wide 3 foot deep hole for a tree in the Phoenix Clay. It would have taken me all day with a digging bar, or about 30 minutes with this tool. I can't speak at all about long term quality, but my initial impression is that this is great. I would definitely buy again.

Good product for the price, it would’ve cost almost as much to rent for one day. I was able to break a 9’ x 21’ x 6” concrete pad without any issues. The following day I. Used it to break the concrete into smaller pieces and I used the shovel to dig 9 fence post. Recommend it for the diy home projects but not really for professionals.Only reason I gave it four stars instead of five was because sometimes the rotary hammer did not engage and you had to maneuver the devise to engage it.