NO LONGER RECOMMEND! Vevor 4500 Psi Airgun Compressor

Unless you are preparing for the end of the world DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY ON A HAND PUMP!

With the price of these portable airgun compressors falling below $300, these 12volt/120volt compressors are the way to go for anyone starting with their first PCP Airgun. The Vevor Compressor is just one of the options out there and many of the options are almost identical. With a 12 month warranty, this airgun compressor will get you shooting and enjoying your new airgun quickly.

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[AirgunAdvisor]

Do NOT Buy this compressor! It is no longer recommended.

[kellyw]

Please review this same compressor after you have used it for a year.

[AntonVansteenis-roez]

I got one and I love it. Use it for over a year now even top of my 2 and 3 liter bottle with it. Just only just recently take it apart and only clean it because i saw fill time going up. And now it’s working great again. Lower temp and fill time to normal. This things just do the jop. Just don’t run it to hot!!! I stop wen it’s about 40 Celsius and let the fan run till it drops in temp then continue to fill. It works for me.

[michaelpurdy]

I’ve had two in the past year both only lasted a few months. I wasn’t even filling anything big. Nothing over 400cc and they weren’t even empty. Get the yong heng instead or a dual cylinder.

[robertmirabilio]

I have mine for 9 months and have had no problems at all. I shoot for about two hours at a time with several different guns running at 3000 to 3500 psi. The only complaint is that it's loud and a little slow. So far the O rings are still holding up but the cotton filters do collect a lot of water and have to be dried out or changed. I guess I got a good one.

[matttheroux]

IPlay Airsoft and I fill my 3, 000 PSI 48 cubic inch tank which is equivalent to 0.8 l I've been using mine since July and no problems so far. Fingers crossed that it stays that way. I do what the fans run for a minute and when I start the compressor I do it with the purge valve open so that you're not starting it with pressure on the head and then I closed the purge valve. And when I'm done using it I let the fans run for about 10 minutes to make sure that it has cooled down the inside of the compressor

[mellowjammer]

Looks like you can get a good deal on this model. What has changed on the new replacement for this model? it looks identical except it has no fan switch button. The manufacturer says it has a new internal structure but that's all they say. I would be interested to know BEFORE I BUY (just like your video title says!)

[gboutdoors]

that thing crapped out on me after 5 months a literal piece of metal snapped on me bought a yong heng and that thing has been good to me so far loved the vevor till it decided to break

[davidnoftz]

I have a Toauto compressor. It looks like the Vevor, just a different color. I'm just starting the airgun enjoyment. And it not disappointed me yet. I used it to fill a new 3 liter bottle. Took a long time, but never got over 100 degrees and I waited a few minutes to restart after 30 minute run time.

[rkbgap]

I'm having the same problem. It ran great for about months then the relief valve started leaking and you had to really screw it down to make it seal. Now, the motor sounds like something is knocking and it will not pressure over 2200 psi. Their support is very nice but they don't offer to help. I sent them a video, as others have stated, and it didn't help. Their support is just lip service. They do not stand behind the product. Would love to know what compressor is reliable but reasonable. Thanks!

[WalnutandSteel]

I have two different vevor’s they are both very good, mine both shut off at 25 minutes exactly

[davypeleman]

My update: so i contacted Vevor. They asked me to send a video. Then they send me a new pump wich i installed. Now it works again. Just filled my rifle that needs 200 bar. So as stated before i think the 250 bar fill on the 580cc cilinder was too much. So now i will use it to fill my 200 bar rifles with less than 500cc tanks and see how that goes. A tip: when you dismantle the pump, reseal the bolt on stuff with locktite. Not the copper tubing but everything on the cilinder/ pump. Electronics/ inverter and motor seem good on this product, just the pump blows seals regularly. But for the money you get what you pay for. Also as stated before and i told Vevor too, ...they should include all seals needed to fix the product

[derrickmitchelldm]

Bought one of these today. I hope it's a good one.

[MrFordguy]

The F150 Powerboost is almost purpose built for these tasks. Good little compressor.

[Jim-kyhs]

You get what you pay for Umerex 4500 psi.👍

[davypeleman]

it does not come with the seals and o rings for the piston/ cilinder. I have a failure, it does not build pressure anymore and the sound has changed. I changed all the o rings included and also the valve spring, o ring and nozzle, but still broken. There are many seals on the inside of the piston/ cilinder and they are not included. So now they need to send me some or i need to send the compressor in for repairs. i filled my pcp 20 times then it broke down. I'm gonna buy a spare scuba tank and no more compressors for me. The motor and cooling are ok, but the piston/ cilinder is not a solid build. It has many seals and they break easily. Also i would only use it to charge to 200 bar. You will notice the first uses it fills rather fast. Then it becomes slower and then some seals will break. It is build rather simple so maintenance is easy, but you need to find the parts.

[OldCarsAreFun]

Looks good. I am new to shooting pcp and looking to upgrade form my handpump. Should I buy a compressor or a bottle? Whats difference between these two options?

[noonespecific]

To anyone that uses these small compressors that are powered by the 300 and 350 watt 12 volt electric motor. 300 watts at 12 volts under a full load requires 29.4 amps. This is beyond what those power supplies either separate or installed that allows you to use regular 110 volt house current. DONT USE THE 110, use a 12 volt supply from a vehicle. I assume somewhere out there someone makes a converter that would supply enough amps to run fan and motor, the ones they include and/or install inside compressors like is in the video ARE NOT BIG ENOUGH to properly power the 300 watt motor. This causes them to run hotter than they do on 12 volt DC supply. Also, take the cover off of your compressor and make sure none of the screws in the linkage connecting motor to compressor are not loosening. Using only a 12 volt DC power supply will extend the life of the 12 volt electric motor. A person can get a Yong Heng for about the same cost, it’s way faster than those compressors that are in the video. You only need to rig a cooling water supply to use while it’s running and order a good high pressure compressor oil when you order the Yong Heng. Also get a 36 inch stainless steel braided fill hose. Those are less than 20 bucks on amazon.

[gregg]

Mine died (vevor ) 3 weeks old and just wont pump. I tore it down to check seals all were fine and check valve and disc were ok anything else to check for ?

[JoeFriday-hn]

Ever try filling a Scott sbca tank with it ?