Is 7J enough for breaking concrete?

Yes for light to medium breaking: 7J is high for a cordless SDS-Max and handles slabs, footings and tile removal. For all-day demolition in reinforced concrete, a corded SDS-Max with more impact energy is the better tool.

How long does a 4.0Ah battery last?

Expect short runs under continuous chiselling, since 7J of impact energy draws heavily from a 20V pack. Two batteries are included so you can swap and recharge, but heavy users should budget for spare packs.

Does it take SDS-Plus bits?

No. The chuck is SDS-Max, so it takes SDS-Max bits and chisels only. SDS-Plus tooling will not lock in and needs an adapter or a different hammer.

What comes in the box?

The tool, two 20V 4.0Ah lithium-ion batteries, a charger and a 360° side handle. Bits and chisels are usually sold separately, so check before you start a job.

Can it drill without hammering?

It is a rotary hammer with hammer and rotation modes, so it can drill in masonry and concrete. It is not a substitute for a dedicated cordless drill for wood and metal.

How does it compare with a corded SDS-Max?

Corded SDS-Max hammers deliver more sustained impact energy and never need charging, but they need mains power and a cord. This one trades some endurance for cordless freedom on site.

Where can I buy the VEVOR 1-9/16 in SDS-Max Cordless Rotary Hammer Drill 20V?

3 stores we checked sell it, including eBay, Best Buy, Amazon.

VEVOR 1-9/16 in SDS-Max Cordless Rotary Hammer Drill 20V

Q: Where is the VEVOR 1-9/16 in SDS-Max Cordless Rotary Hammer Drill 20V cheapest?

At Amazon, for $140.90, as of our latest check.

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