Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Akku-Nagler 18 Gauge 20 V akkubetriebene Nagelpistole, 100 Nägel/min, mit 500 Nägeln & 2,0 Ah Lithiumbatterie & Ladegerät & einstellbarer Nageltiefe, für Heimwerkerarbeiten Holzbearbeitung

The gun itself works surprisingly good but should definitely be able to buy two batteries that way When the first battery dies, there is another ready to load, No waiting time

This nailer works very well. It is replacing 2 cordless Worx nailers that failed. It has a very similar feel and the driving mechanism feels the same. Unfortunately, the Vevor model has a very cheap plastic housing. In several areas you can see stess points in the plastic. Not sure how long this will last. I'm certain it would not fair well if dropped. Having two batteries is a plus, but I can't think of an application where you would use that many finishing nails.

- Very heavy (even without battery) - Leaves big mark as a stapler

Worked for 1/2 a day and just stopped i charged battery still not working

I bought this nailer for convenience and to free myself from the loud compressor and hose. I was excited about the price and I have bought some really nice jigs and fixtures from VEVOR. However, I am unhappy about a couple things and this may be due to my inexperience with battery powered Brad nailers. 1. Gun is very heavy. Almost to the point that one handed holding in awkward positions is precarious and difficult. 2. About 99.5 percent of the time I use nails (not staples) but thought the dual feature would be quite nice. However every time I drive a nail the gun leaves a mark as if I had driven a staple. This is quite large and ugly in appearance. I will look into returning this gun. I’m not so disappointed with VEVOR but my decision to buy a portable gun like this. My expectations were too high

I had several miss-fires right out of the box and a jam. First thing you want to do if you buy this nail gun is loosen the screws holding the front nail guide. They are super tight and don't need to be. Second add a drop of oil to where the nails come out and sit the gun upside down to let the oil penetrate for a few minutes . Third, fire a few shots in a 1/4" piece of wood. After that it should work well. The depth options selector does work pretty good and so far the battery lasts many shots. When you do get a jam, pay close attention to the eight screws you need to remove. They are different sizes and need to go back into the same holes. There are also two Allen key sizes. This was the main reason for the lower rating.

I recently purchased a cordless braid nailer and from beginning took a while to receive it and when I did I tried it sewm to be working good and then it just give out I tried to figure out the issue and was not able to so I contacted the company and that was almost 2 weeks ago I did get couple replies and sent pictures and a video so they could see issues I was having and was told someone would get back to me I have yet to hear back and I am not very impressed with the product or the service I have received I dont think I will buy again from this site its seem to be a runaround and not receiving any answers or reply

Complete garbage. It only works with full charge. It is always on. The light can't be turned off. Mine has something broken and rattling inside and customer service doesn't want to replace it because it still works.

It is a giant P.O.S. It worked great for about 30 minutes . Then started misfiring about every other attempted shot. Complete junk .

This brad nailer does not work well. First, the battery capacity is very small and it runs out of power quickly after only a short period of use. Second, the nails are difficult to fire. On average, only one out of five attempts actually shoots a nail. It relies completely on “feel” — you have to press down very hard, and even tilt the tool slightly for it to fire. This significantly reduces work efficiency.