Customer Reviews for VEVOR Demolition Jack Hammer, 2600W 1800BPM, 1-1/8" Hex Heavy Duty Concrete Breaker with 4 Chisels, Case and Gloves, 220V Industrial Electric Jackhammer for Demolishing, Chipping & Demo, CE Approved

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.

All you need for home use. Very very good product.

Bought it to remove a concrete shower base....knocked it out in about 10 minutes! This tool sb sold with a case...too many accessories to lose in the garage wo a case. Uses SAE 40 oil but they presume you know that...also it was received without any oil in the tool...so that sb mentioned but it wasnt....also no mention of installing or changing a bit but easy to figure out. Heavy but easy to use...not a lot of vibration in your hands but i only used it 10 minutes so far. Made the job easy.

The way I wanted it for DIY job and did work out great. Great powerful and EZ to work with. I demolished Block wall , Removed Floor Tiles and some Concrete floor. Worth it and trustworthy. I would definitely recommend this.

The demolition hammer work great on breaking a cement wall and cement floor. Just kind of heavy to work with.

I have never used one before but I can say this one cut up limestone boulders in my yard with little effort. Purchasing this was cheaper than renting a larger unit so I am very happy with my decision.

I was worried about purchasing this tool thinking it would be made cheap, and wouldn't do the job, and or break easily.. I Used the tool for a couple hours today breaking up rock, So far, I have been very impressed with it's performance !

I bought this jack hammer to break up some concrete. I was very happy with its performance.

Solid made with good material for the money

I've only used this hammer for 3 days, but it worked without any problems and cut through hard pan and shale like butter. I used a asphalt cutting bit to make the trench wide enough for water lines. So far as I have used it, I would say I've got my monies worth.