Customer Reviews for VEVOR Demolition Jack Hammer 2200W Jack Hammer Concrete Breaker 1400 BPM Heavy Duty Electric Jack Hammer 6pcs Chisels Bit w/Gloves & 360°C Swiveling Front Handle for Trenching and Breaking Holes

Used this to break alot of good sized boulders out of fence post holes. Worked beyond my expectations, with ease.

Yes it's Chinese, but it has been performing great for a year now on 4 and 5 inch concrete. Even bought yhe shovel attachment and used it in hard ground. Works like a champ. I used it at least 20 times so far and the only problem I had with it was the plastic trigger piece inside broke. Easy fix and we were up and running in 10 minutes.

This machine is not that heavy, but it is pretty powerful. I didn’t have a big area to work on and this machine was perfect. Good quality, light weight, easy to work with

I'm amazed at this hammer for the price !! I was not expecting such a heavy duty quality tool for such short money ! This thing would go for 600 bucks easy if it had major brand name. I had a pad to bust up that was 10 inches thick in places. It handle the job no problem. The spots that were 8 inches thick and thinner it blasted right through !!!

EXCELLENT ITEM FOR JOB

Caution. No directions with tool. It is shipped with no oil in it or for it. You must put oil in prior to use. I filled the empty plastic bottle that came with it and it was the right amount. Works great even for thick concrete. Easy to use yet heavy enough for the work.

I bought 2 of these. It's a beast. Love it.

The hammer works very well, but there are no replacement parts available anywhere and the manufacturer will never respond to inquiries.

A little heavy, works great

Don't know if a larger one would have busted through my concrete steps faster, but this did the job eventually. Only real complaint is that it is sometimes difficult to get the hammer to engage. Not sure what's going on inside but you feel the vibration of the movement but it won't strike the hammer. It's like the shaft can become misaligned somehow. Leaning it one way or another gets it going again but it sometimes makes it hard to hit the rock at the right angle. It seems to have gotten worse as my project progressed. Maybe I was prying with it too much and bent something inside? Not sure. Still working though after breaking up a 3'x3'x6' block of solid concrete stairs. Works much better on like 4" concrete.