XtremepowerUS2200W Demolition Electric Jack Hammer Power Drill Concrete Breaker Bar Point & Chisel Bits Chisel Set

The media could not be loaded. I'm a concrete contractor and I have used the Bosch, Hilti, and other similar brand name equipment and I'm here to tell you this little beast can hold it's own. I'm fully aware that this unit will probably not outlast those name brands in the long run, however, at this price point it's still more profitable to me to just buy a new one if this one doesn't last more than a year. We are currently using it out at a commercial job where we are demoing a gas station parking lot and re-paving it. It was going to cost me 2x what this unit cost to rent a brand name hammer from a rental place, so I figured what the hell if this tool makes it through the job I'll consider it a win.Right out of the box we put it through about 6 hours of continuous use only stopping for short water breaks. We were using it to chip down footings that are probably 4 ft deep and squaring up the bases to make them look nicer when we install new concrete. The unit handled it like a champ. While the Bosch and Hilti would have probably done it much faster, the trade off is this unit is not as cumbersome and much easier to handle. The flat tip and chisel tip work great and are of equal quality to the name brands. The tool itself never let up and my dad who is also my business partner and has 40+ years in the concrete business was highly impressed when I told him how much this unit cost. Let me tell you it's hard to impress him.For the lighter stuff like 4" sidewalks and access ramps it tore through them with ease.It has enough power for what we would probably ever use it for and as I said if it lasts me a year I call that a win. I did buy the warranty on it as well so we'll see if I ever need to use that.Shipping was fast and the unit was packaged well. The hard plastic rolling case is also a bonus and much easier to haul around than those dolly carts the other units come on.Now, be advised, this unit still pushes around 40lbs which for most people is heavy. So please be safe and careful as you could easily hurt yourself or others if you're a DIYer or homeowner. Use proper technique and wear steel toe or hard toe shoes.So far I'm pleased with my purchase and I do recommend the product. I will update this review if any issues arise.

Absolutely a Bargain! I have been using this jack hammer for close to a year on various projects at home--breaking up an asphalt driveway, breaking through underground rock, etc. and have never been disappointed. Will it last forever?--probably not, but it should give me several years of dedicated service.The 45 lb. weight is heavy, but manageable. At 73, I can still handle the jack hammer with no problem, but it might not be the case for everyone. The jack hammer comes in a nice heavy-duty case. I ordered three bits for it, but have mainly used the flat 1-ich edge bit.In the fine print of some other reviews, Shell Rotella T1 SAE 40 Heavy Duty Engine Oil was recommended, which I purchased at our local auto parts store. I have yet had to add any oil though. Just keep an eye on the oil level through the small round window.Like most items, a low review is likely due to someone not reading the instructions or not caring for the jack hammer properly. An example: Putting the bit in is tricky, as one has to pull the metal piece on the side of the hammer barrel out and twist 180 degrees in order for the bit to slide in all the way, then pull the small metal piece out again and reverse to the original position. It takes a bit pf practice to master. Once the bit is in, you are good to go. Just watch the oil level. Is the hammer noisy?--Yes, but it is a jack hammer. Be sure to wear your hearing protection.I am thinking of ordering a second of these jack hammers before the prices go up due to the tariffs.

We in the process of replacing rotted 6×6 wood posts which are set in concrete.On day one I rented a big Makita jack hammer. Working and controlling that 80 lbs tool at below ground level proved to be challenging, with the biggest problem being the Makita's bits kept repeatably getting stuck, which required a lot of strength or removing the bit to get it freed up.One day's rental cost in my area was about $140.I bought this compact jack hammer based on the good reviews and I could,not be happier.For what we are doing, it is a much better tool. It is easier to control, does not get stuck as much and when it does, it is much easier to get it free.We are able to break the concrete faster with it.Mind you, we are working below ground level. The concrete starts about a foot deep and goes down about a foot or so.I also used it to break up part of a calichie (crushed limestone) RV pad. We had done this previously with a pick axe and a 6' impact bar and it was a nightmare. That compacted limestone was almost as hard a concrete. With this jack hammer, in 15 minutes I did what would take 2 or 3 hours of very hard work.I read that some people complain about oil leaks. Yes, there is some oil coming out where the bit is mounted and the top portion of the bit will be coated with oil. No big deal. Grab a paper towel and wipe the bit off once you are finished and have removed it.The case the tool comes with is nice too. The gloves are cheap but useable. The gogles are almost a throw away item, but if you don't have eye protection, they will work in a pinch.So far the tool has about 20 hours of use on it and has already more than paid for itself.Don't forget to fill it with oil before you start using it and check oil level each day you are ready to use it.November 16th 2023 update - still going strong. This tool has seen lots of use over the last 10 weeks and still working great. We always check the oil level before use. For the work that we use it for it is much better then a full size jackhammer. For the price, if it failed today, I would order another one immediately.