Reseñas de clientes para Soldadora VEVOR Pro MIG, máquina de soldadura MIG Pluse de 250 A, soldadora sinérgica 5 en 1 MIG Pluse/MIG de gas/MIG con núcleo fundente/TIG con electrodo revestido/Lift, soldadora MIG de aluminio de doble voltaje de 110 V/220 V con pantalla LCD.

Just received yesterday I am not happy about how short the cables are and that it advertised 3/8 thick metal capable but I believe it’s only with the TIG welding function?

It seems to work we'll enough and the price is pretty decent for what it is. The ground cable is incredibly short. The stick cable is also pretty short and the clamp is incredibly cheap. It does work but that clamp definitely won't last long and most users will be wanting to change to a longer cable very fast. One big issue is that there's no settings chart for MIG/Flix core. What's worse is that most welders you set the wire speed and voltage while this one you set amperage and voltage. Makes it had to find charts to use as most only show the wire speed. It's not a deal breaker for someone with a bit of experience but definitely makes setting the welder FAR more difficult for someone new to welding. Another issue is that there's no parts numbers or anything for the consumables and Vevor doesn't appear to sell them so replacements might take a bit of trial and error.

I gave it a 2 star because the flux core welding it can produce is decent. I have it in a 220v. Unforuntaley, it is gonna have to stay as that (fluxcore welder). The mig plug is stuck and it feels like i am going to break it ifni keep trying to remove it. The other options may be good. But i will never know. I'd rather leave it as is. Too bad tho.

Would not buy again. The 5 in 1 is actually a 2 in one, I am able to Mig and Stick weld that's it. there are NO replacement parts, NO way to buy an aluminum welding gun, NO Tig gun.

Absolute junk. Cables are way too short. Ground clamp is useless to get a good ground. Mig gun is very poor quality. The tip shield melted in about 3 minutes. Burns right through sheet metal and won’t get any penetration on 3/16 steel. The mma handle is of the poorest quality. Had little Lincoln SP135 for 25 years. Never a problem. This welders settings are not user friendly. Do not buy. Going to buy another Lincoln.

I bought the VEVOR MIG PRO 250 hoping for a reliable multi-process welder, but it has been nothing but absolute frustration since day one. I have had constant issues with this machine, specifically with the MIG gun assembly.No matter how much I adjust the tensioner, clean the drive rolls, or check the alignment, the wire constantly bird-nests at the feeder the second I pull the trigger. It seems like the internal feed mechanism or the liner in the included torch simply cannot handle smooth wire delivery. I have wasted more time cutting tangled wire out of the drive gears and replacing tips than actually welding anything.Between the terrible wire feeding, the constant birds' nests, and general reliability issues, this machine has been completely unusable for my projects. Save your money and frustration and buy a welder with a higher-quality feed system and gun setup. I cannot recommend this machine to anyone.

Overall I am satisfied with the purchase although there are a number of issues that are less than ideal. As a newcomer to MIG welding more instructions would have been better, the manual supplied was virtually useless. It is advertised as having a TIG function however I can’t buy a TIG attachment from VEVOR, why sell a TIG welder if you can’t buy the TIG attachment. The wire feed feature is automatic, it is controlled by the internal processor, probably by the amperage setting however when you start welding the computer goes back and forth on wire feed speed until it settles in on the correct speed, this is somewhat disconcerting when you are welding. The biggest concern I have is if I can’t buy attachments for this welder from VEVOR what happens when I need maintenance parts to keep it running.

Huge fan in supporter of ever purchase tons of things can't beat the price and the amperage at this welder can produce.It is a little difficult to figure out manual settings you have to convert everything for welding charts and amps I've only used the waldor for a couple hours. And I have a little bit of an issue, it seems to have an intermittent issue with either the mid gun or maybe a ground but overall it welds and puts out some amps!

I know you get what you pay for but this was a bad buy. It won’t weld under 60amps. I’ve tried 4 different rods and i none of them make a difference. The stinger was the size of a popsicle and the ground clamp broke already so I’ve had to replace them both. I don’t even want to waste my time trying the tig setting.

Wang Chung