Customer Reviews for VEVOR Chamber Vacuum Sealer, 600W Sealing Power, Vacuum Packing Machine for Wet Foods, Meats, Marinades and More, Compact Size with 15.7" Sealing Length, Applied in Home Kitchen and Commercial Use

Does a great job for sealing most things, i just wish it were a bit deeper to fit quart mason jars.

The price was right it works pretty well. I’ve been working with it for about a year tweek a little bit. If you don’t have the money, I will recommend this one. It’s a good start so far I am using it.

A great machine worth buying one. I have pushed over 250 bags with this unit and it working great. It is quieter than my other vacuum sealer and just as quick. Seals a thick seal and they all seem to hold. Water and liquids are easy to seal along with marinades something you could not do with my old sealers. It is an oil pump and you do smell the oil once in awhile but that is with any oil pump unit. Easy to get out of the box and running within minuets. You can not beat the price for what this does for you, if it broke down today I would buy another one and would have 2 already if I had the counter space. MC

First machine sent to us the sealing mechanism did not work. After emailing customer service back and forth trying to see what the issue was, the company made it right by sending a new machine that is working great now. It is a great product for preserving your food.

Now im just a home owner who does not use this machine daily. My main goal was to package my deer meat. Product is very solid and works perfectly. No complaints thus gar packed approximately 2-400lbs of meat

I upgraded from a counter top oil less unit where I was doing 1 pack of bacon at a time. Now with this unit I can do 4 packs of 1.25lb bacon bags in 8x10 chamber bags simultaneously. The only improvement I'd suggest for them to have or any user is to come up with a better way to allow for shallow bag sealing where I'm using a series of plastic bins to stack. I'd be nice to have like 3 or 4 various sized spacers to stack inside the unit. I'm probably going to try fabricating something myself for a slanted tray for large liquid filled bags such as brining fish or bacon bellies and marinating large bags. Otherwise its a very powerful unit. It does seem to heat up where you can smell the motor and oil but its working and breathing correctly.

Has worked steady during operations for the money hands down a great value have used in meat packing in bulk meals into portion packing f[r friends and family

Best kitchen investment ever! Use it every day. It's heavy so it needs to be stored where it's easily accessible when needed.

This was great right out of the box. I added oil and started packing fish. I've packed large roasts and sous vide meals. It always works and the vacuum is strong. It takes a bit of trial and error with different bags and the sealing/ cooling time, but it is so much better than non- chamber style vacuum sealers that I will never go back.

What an ordeal to receive this machine. The first time I ordered this chamber vac, the machine was damaged by FedEx in transit to my home. Instead of sending a replacement, I was refunded my purchase. (takes at least 4 days to show back up on your card) After careful consideration, I ordered the machine again along with the 7 lb sausage stuffer on the same order. This time the machine was sent via UPS. I received the package about a week later. Box was damaged from transport but I held out hope. I opened the package and immediately noticed oil on the inner packaging. I assumed the package had been tossed around like a ragdoll during transit, causing the package to be turned upside down and it had leaked oil from the pump. Thankfully the machine was not damaged from handling. Oil was over the back of the machine, I opened the back up to assess the issue. Oil leaked out of the pressure relief cap from the pump. No big deal. I cleaned it up and removed the items from the chamber part. The power switch was in the on position when I removed the machine from the packaging and thought that was odd. I turned the switch off before I plugged in the machine to use. I plugged in the machine and turned the switch to the on position. The switch would not stay on. It was as if the breaker tripped. I opened up the back, removed the switch, and inspected it. I was able to get it back in the on position. So, in running the risk of the switch tripping again, I unplug the machine. Now as far as the machine operation, it is great!