VEVOR Demolition Jack Hammer, MAX 2200W Electric Jackhammer Heavy Duty, 1350 BPM Concrete Breaker 2pcs Chisels Bit Chipping with Case, Black

Make no bones about it, this is a cheap tool, but do under--estimate what you can do with it. I bought it to remove the concrete arouind about a dozen fence posts. At my age (64), I just can't do it with a sledge hammer any more. I figured if it broke the 12 concrete balls for $180, it cost me $15 per post and was worth it. It greatly exceeded my expectations! More power than I imagined. It is a brute and it worked great.Unfortunately, on the next job I used it for, I got it jammed in the work and had to pry out the jackhammer. I broke the handle. I figured I got my money out of it, so I wasn't too upset, but decided to do a quick google search for aq new handle. Guess what, they are available on Amazon for $13 with next day delivery! My faith is restored. A cheap tool with lots of power and inexpensive replacement parts. This is a winner all around!

Great price. Great product. Works amazing. Made short work of getting an old concrete sidewalk up.

Money well spent! Works perfectly for digging in my rocky soil—just wish I had bought it years ago.

I bought this tool to cut through small tree roots. It does the job but it is very heavy and the hammer action sometime works well some time it very weak. I have no idea why it is like that.

This is no professional tool however. It did exactly what I needed it to do. I needed it to bust up a mess of broken sidewalk and last the whole job. It did all that and still works. That sounds bad in a way but it was $10. less than having to rent 1 so....the only negative is the case. The case is absolute crap. Other than that it paid for itself already. Oh , 1 other thing. Buy the correct grease for all the moving metal parts, you're gonna need it. Along with a bottle of the oil

This is a great price for a nice piece of equipment, would have cost me more to rent one. Broke up some old shotcrete pool and misc concrete cleanup. Pretty heavy but that’s expected.

This demolition jack hammer has been a solid performer for my general home DIY projects. I’ve used it to rip up sidewalks and remove a flagpole concrete base, and it handled both tasks. Mine has the 2200W motor and 1350 BPM making quick work of tough concrete compared to my smaller tools.One thing to be mindful of is the oil. It’s a bit confusing at first, so it’s crucial to ensure you’re using the right type and the correct amount before operating the jackhammer. Despite my initial concerns, the unit has been quite forgiving, even when I wasn’t entirely sure about the oil levels.The six included chisel bits are versatile and come in handy for various demolition tasks. I have broken one tip a little, but still useable. I am not sure if it was me though or just the accessory though. The carrying case is a nice addition, keeping everything organized and easy to transport. This was big for me because it has wheels. This jackhammer has proven to be a reliable and effective tool for heavy-duty DIY projects around the home.My review is comparing to similar tools though. It is not comparable to the bigger gas powered big brothers. If you have a larger project, it will take some time for this to get through. It will, but it will take more time.

Works great to break up concrete! It was a little undersized for our project but still got the job done. Broke up concrete ranging from 4 to 8 inches thick with no rebar. Ran it for hours on end with no problems. Is a little on the heavy side but that helps with the job at hand.