Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Abbruchhammer 3000 W elektrischer Betonhammer, 1700 BPM Presslufthammer mit Spitzmeißel & Tragekoffer & Handschuhe & Schutzbrille, für Beton Wände Ziegel Fliesen Fundamente Schwarz

This tool has been amazing. Demolition of concrete pool deck (with rebar and wire mesh) is moving along nicely. Keep in mind this tool is heavy. It needs to be to punch through 4inch concrete. I would recommend this to any homeowner. I would, however, buy fresh hydraulic oil. Not sure what that is that came with it…

very heavy, only used the shovel so far but it worked well in packed gravel and clay.

Good product so far.

I love the jack hammer. I used it for the first time last week. On the main point to break up a rock the tip broke off I was surprised because when I put it on the jackhammer it felt heavy and solid. The jack hammer worked good but I felt it needed a little more power.

Bought this tool to help with underpinning project. The shovel attachment has made digging a breeze. However both the chisel and spike attachments broke at the tip when trying to Jack hammer through an old cement chimney base.

Broke up the concrete with ease.

I’d say overall I am quite pleased with this unit. Needed something to break up the concrete in my basement so I could replace my busted sewer main and this machine came in clutch. Rental unit from the orange box store was $80/day, so this paid for itself in just a couple days. I have used it for other projects and while it isn’t packing the hugest punch, it does get the job done and that’s what matters in the end. I don’t regret buying and would recommend it to others :)

Works well, not for the weak, it delivers the punch required. I have used it quite a bit and I am very pleased with the results.

It's honestly surprising how good the quality is for the price. It's not a Hilti or Bosch, but for occasional jobs, it gets the job done without any issues. I wouldn't want to run it for hours every day, but that's not what I bought it for. Most of the time I'm breaking concrete for 20 minutes, then spending the next while moving the debris. For that kind of use, it's been excellent. Where I live, renting a professional jackhammer costs more than half of what I paid for this one. Rent twice and you've already spent more than the purchase price—and you still don't own a jackhammer. For DIYers or even professionals who only need to break concrete occasionally rather than all day, every day, this is an easy recommendation. Don't forget to read the setup instructions and add the oil they give you.

This jackhammer was able to effectively chip up 10 inches of concrete and break stone. The carry case is a great feature for storage and transport. Suggestions for improvement would be harder bits as the ones provided degraded quickly breaking stone. They are still usable (not as efficient) but should be considered a consumable if using on stone.