Reseñas de clientes para Martillo de demolición VEVOR, martillo neumático eléctrico de 2200 W para trabajo pesado, martillo rompedor de hormigón de 1350 BPM, 6 cinceles y brocas para astillar con estuche

Great tool. Easy to operate and to maintain. Will do big jobs with a big guy. Sidewalks were easily handled. Solid blocks took more effort

I used this to get through 3 inches of concrete and a layer of bricks. It took some trial and error to find the right bits, but using the smaller ones to break and the larger ones once it cracked worked great. My only problem is the bits rusted quickly. I used some rust solution and sanded the rust off just to ensure I get the most use out of them since they had no use deterioration. It worked and I recorded with rust proof paint and clear coat. I know once the bits start hitting the concrete the paint would stop protecting those spots. I'm just hoping they last as long as possible. Of note, once I got the concrete saw I pre-cut and used this afterwards which worked great!

I love it so far. Not sure how long it will last but I bought 3 year warranty so I can have peace of mind.

Power to burn Heavy duty as well use all the time on construction site

Bought this tool to break up a 3x3 section of concrete around my pool to replace a jet. Concrete had wire and rebar. I broke it all up into small pieces easy to carry out in a bucket in about 20 minutes. I will be buying more tools from Vevor

It's great!!!

pretty powerful gets the job done highly recommend works better than I expected

Awsome demolition hammer. This dude isn't small or light weight. It's heavy and hits hard. No problem breaking up 4 " thick concrete. It's about 36 " tall with the chipping bit attached. Saved me a lot of time using this tool. Happy I bought it. Remember to add oil to gear casing instructions are hard to read. And use grease on the tool end that inserts into hammer.

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.