Customer Reviews for VEVOR 3HP Oil Free Air Compressor Silenced 100L Tank Ultra 3 Silent Inflator for Auto Repair, Tire Inflation, Spray Painting, Woodwork Nailing

Does great for what I needed it for.

Great value. Relatively quiet, but I definitely notice when it's full and blows off pressure.

I like it, rolls around, charges up very fast, holds pressure good, has a water separator built in, has a pressure release valve when you are done using it. And most important, this is super quiet, my wife asked if it was running. Recommend it.

Very quiet! Mighty for its size but not mighty enough to run large pneumatic mechanic tools. Lacks in that department but didn't buy it for that. Had to try tho! It is a tiny Lil guy. Takes up no space at all! Very happy with this VEVOR purchase!

Im pretty content with my air compressor. Seems to do what i need it to do. One part did come loose after first use but east to tighten back up. When delivered, the feet without wheels had fallen through the packaging but not evident damage to note.

Good quality and fast delivery

Super content, pour mes petits besoins, c’est parfait, merci beaucoup.

Attacher le pour le transport si il tape le aire filter il se casse mai fonction trai bien et on peu se parler

great value for the price and reliable

Reasonably prompt and safe shipping in adequate packaging, surviving the rigors of shipping. One reason for this purchase was the apparent ability for me to break into the compressor head-tank connection and plumb in my existing aftercooler/water trap setup I built for my previous unit. For folks attempting to duplicate this, please note that the very nice 1/4" braided line has metric flare fittings and may only be reused with difficulty. Fortunately I was able to find a brass 14x1.5mm to 3/8"NPT fitting, and more bits and bobs later, was able to plumb the unit in. I did remove the factory combo pressure adjust/water trap because the attached quick-disconnect leaked air, plus my aftercooler removes most of the water before going into the tank. 8 Bars (~114 psi) of pressure in the lines now. Compressor is quiet; so much so I'm discovering vibration is the new issue... it's always something...