Customer Reviews for 2200W Demolition Jack Hammer Electric Concrete Breaker 2 Chisel

A little heavy.

Much less expensive than the heavier rental units. Worked great for breaking up concrete, hard pan soil, cutting through tree roots, and even split some wood. The 2200W works well with heavey duty (12 AWG) extention cord.

Definitely worth the money. Easy to use and did the job. The only complaint I had was there were no instructions on how to service it.

For the money you can not beat the product

Used it on a small job, worked great

Is this a Hilti shock isolated hammer? No. Does it do the job of breaking up concrete floor, rocks and assisting in trenching clay for a drainage project? Absolutely! For 1/10th price of a used and abused Hilti, the Vevor does what I need it to do. Instructions need improvement - grease the bits like most others? What weight oil? That shoulda been easy.

I bought this back in March and it did a wonderful job. It's not as heavy as many rentals are but I feel that was a plus. I used it all day for several weeks and if it had been heavier then I would not have been able to use it all day. I used it to break up rock and hard packed soil to dig footings for the house I'm building. Another good point was that it is 120 volts but didn't draw too many amps so I could power it with my solar panel system. I bought a bit to drive ground rods with and I'm looking forward to what is usually a very difficult job made easier. I've got other projects in the works and I'm looking forward to those as well. Overall it's a good investment that has already more than paid for itself.

The product arrived as described and works well for the small project it was purchased for. For a little more then the price of a rental you could own this unit.

No complaints, happy with the product, thx.

I bought this breaker to take out a large concrete wine press (about a 2.5 by 3 ft cube) in my basement that was not being used and taking up space. this thing was absolutely awesome for breaking up all the stone I have little more to go but attached a picture of the progress.