VEVOR PCP Air Compressor, 800W Dual-Cylinder PCP Airgun Compressor 4500PSI/30Mpa with Built-in Fan Cooling System, Auto-Stop | Oil Free Paintball Tank Compressor for Air Rifle, Scuba Diving Bottle

Works as it should. No issues filling pcp tank.

I knew i had no real intention of lugging a machine around outside of my house unless its to a buddys house to shoot alot so i didnt care about the slightly bigger machine or losing the 12v car battery mobile hookup. (I have a small 2kw gas generator if i wver need to do that). I picked up the 800w twin cylinder version vevor to fill my PCPs and maybe a 4500psi pony bottle or SCBA tank later on down the road. For now it’s getting used to fill my benjamin marauder that has about 215cc (stock) 3000psi air tube, and my air venturi avenge-X which has a 400cc 4250psi cf bottle. Before you proceed, please know and understand that, this thing is extremely loud. The intake and exhaust fans literally sound like 2 superchargers at full tilt. It keeps the machine cool so, i dont mind the noise. Its just for a few mins airing up the guns. Now for the fun nerdy data stuff. It aired up the line (with dead head in) to 4500psi in 12 seconds. I watched it maintain pressure for a full minute and moved on because i didn't see any signs of leaking. I filled my 1st gen (about 200cc) depinger installed marauder up from 2000psi to 3000psi in under 1 minute. I was absolutely shocked at how fast that it filled. It barely budged from the 68°F in my house; up to 70°F on its first fill(keep in mind, the machine give you Celcius, so i had to convert the temp to ‘Merica units for you folks). I bled out the pressure and moisture, and let the fan run for a few minutes til it got back down to room temp again and then connected my avengeX 400cc bottle gun. I charged from 2500psi to 4250psi in a hair over 3 minutes! It got up to 74°F in that time, then bled it and allowed the fan to run for a few minutes to get it to cool back down again. Its really important to let these suckers cool down for a while, heat is the biggest enemy, and its the heat that kills them. Its hard to give a realistic review with less then 5 minutes of run time on the thing but, so far; this is what we've got. Good price, the twin cylinder is fast as hell, the jet engine sounds the fans make; although super loud do an excellent job of keeping the machine cool. The instructions are useless, watch youtube vids instead. Some things you should know before use; if you have to stop the motor for any reason, it is imperative that you BLEES THE MACHINE before you restart the pressurizing again. If you have the motor fight against the pressure already in the cylinders, you can roach your motor, or at minimum pop the breaker in your house. Every time you start the rig, make sure your bleed screw is open, cinch it down after the motor reaches speed. If you are filling a portable bottle, you MUST bleed off the pressure in the compressor while you are letting the machine cool between cycles to reach capacity. I took 1 star off because the water trap they included sucks. Im replacing my immediately. After topping off my air venturi, the “oil and water seperator” they included is literally a cotton filter, like a fat cigarette filter. They are referred to as tampon filters in the PCP community. Check around here on amazon. Theres a blue one thats about half a foot long which is a step up…, a gold one thats about a full foot i think for $50 or $60, then a gnarly black one thats i believe GX makes for like $130ish. Thats what i will be upgrading to. Your gun will appreciate you for using a real air dryer instead of the bogus thing they included. I live in sunny so-cal, and with 30% humidity out here, the cotton filter was wet and had water drops inside the brass coupler when I unscrewed it and checked. Definitely invest in a better water trap if you like your PCP guns. And maybe snag a vibration activated hour meter to keep track of your use. Other than that, im happy with my purchase. Looks like tuxing and vevor get their gear from the same factory in, you know where, and just slap a different color paint on it. They appear to be exactly the same so, find whatever's cheaper and Send it! If the machine takes a sheeeet on me, i’ll fix it and run it some more and update my review.

Unfortunately, I fell for the price and now will have to buy something else. I bought this a little over 3 months ago. I was impressed with the way the compressor looks. They do a great job on the outside of this product. Too bad the inside is cheap junk. I've used this compressor probably 30-35 times. Total time is approximately 6 hours total. My fills are from about 2000-4300 psi. I worked great until about 3 weeks ago. The pressure relief valve started leaking and I had to keep screwing it in tighter and tighter to get it to seal. I contacted Vevor via email. Their "customer service rep" was very polite and seemed concerned and promised to resolve the problem. They requested a video of the problem. I sent them one. They responded that I needed to take that piece apart and clean the dirt out. Really? There is no dirt anywhere in or on this machine, but I did clean what I could see. Didn't work. They responded by saying they would send me a new relief valve that I get to install. To this day I haven't gotten the part. About a week ago I turned it on and started to fill. I got the relief valve to seal by screwing it in very tight. The compressor started knocking very loud. Sounded like the piston or something inside had broken or was very loose. I immediately turned it off. I took a video and contacted them again. They said I probably didn't put the relief valve in properly and I should go in and tighten the screws. Problem is I've never gotten the part so I've never gotten inside the machine. I'm now suspecting that I'm getting the run around. I contacted them again and told them that the knocking sound is a different problem than the relief valve. Their response was to wait for the part, install it and see if that fixes it. I don't know about anyone else, but I have no intensions of taking a compressor, that goes up to 4500 psi, apart and doing repairs. I also would bet that if you go inside the machine, and start doing repairs, it would void the warranty. I then started checking some forums and found that is Vevor's way of doing business. They just keep giving flimsy answers until they wear you out. They have no intensions of taking care of the problem. By the way, their response time on emails is 1-3 days. Basically, you just get frustrated and give up and that's what they want you to do. Hope this keeps someone else from falling for a good price verses a good product. I suppose they have some products that might work for light use but I wouldn't depend on anything that you plan to use a lot or if you need something heavy duty. I won't buy anything from Vevor again.

Today is the 1st time I used it. It worked very well. Not too loud, and fast.

works great, but needs another switch for the fan because it starts when you plug it in, and quits when unplugged. It pumped up the gun from empty(new gun) to 3500psi without overheating.

To my surprise this small compact compressor was able to feel a 1.5 l Benjamin air tank. I'm not going to lie, the process wasn't quick and I likely didn't do the compressor any favors by having a second inline filter which slowed the process even more. But I decided to trust the filter that came with the compressor and the process went much faster. I filled they 255 CC 200 bar cylinder once again trying to use a second inline filter and that process was much longer than I anticipated. I think from here on out I'll only use the filter that came with the compressor to fill my air tank. It took about four cycles 30 minutes of working time and 20 minutes of rest time to feel a 1.5 l tank from 0 to 4500 PSI but yet and still I'm impressed because I don't intend to let the tank get less than 3000 psi from now on out to increase the life of my compressor. So if you get anything from this review don't use a second in line filter unless you have nowhere to go nothing to do and a bag full of Snickers because you're not going anywhere for a while. I guess the time to feel the 1.5 l tank would have been more like three cycles instead of the four it took to top the tank off from empty the $255cc air cylinder would have been more like 20 minutes instead of the 30 minutes it took before I decided to remove the second in line filter.

Je conseille vivement ce compresseur. Fonctionne très bien. Reçu rapidement.

Beau produit je le raccomande très bien enballe tout OK cordialment joyeux Noël

Bin sehr zufrieden! Hatte schon andere Kompressoren aber dieser tut genau das was er soll und das auch noch schnell.

Muy bueno!!

Nice product.