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These SucceBuy oil free compressors stand out as quiet, compact alternatives to loud shop compressors, with 8, 18, and 24 liter sizes that fit home and light shop use. The appeal is the low price for a silent compressor, especially compared with Harbor Freight quiet models, and Vevor is treated as a real brand rather than a no name label. The main caution is power compatibility, since the photos show 220 to 240 volt, 50 hertz specs while the US listing shows 60 hertz for US orders. That makes the electrical details worth checking before plugging in.
DIYers who want a quiet compressor for garage work, because these units are described as a completely different class from loud compressors and hard to go back from.
The deal can be attractive because silent compressor options at Harbor Freight can start much higher than this listing's under-$120 silent 6-gallon class.
The deal may be less appealing if you want to avoid brands or tools associated with overheating or fire incidents reported from other air compressor models.
No it should suck. Where do you think air compressors get the air that they compress? They suck air in, and then compress it, and the release it.
Dude, It's only a joke regarding the name "SucceBuy" which appears to be pronounced "suck-e-buy". Get it?
We obviously all know how an air compressor actually works.😉
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Quick note 1 : Note that the capacity is in liters, not gallons (3.8 l = 1 gallon).
Quick note 2: I am buying a lot of stuff from AE, so this is not a putdown. However, compressors can become quite dangerous if not built to close tolerances. This is a product I would prefer to purchase locally, even at Harbor Freight, and they are not a lot more expensive.
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Quick note 1 : Note that the capacity is in liters, not gallons (3.8 l = 1 gallon).
Quick note 2: I am buying a lot of stuff from AE, so this is not a putdown. However, compressors can become quite dangerous if not built to close tolerances. This is a product I would prefer to purchase locally, even at Harbor Freight, and they are not a lot more expensive.
I agree 100%. I stick to Harbor Freight Fortress Ultra Quiet line of air compressors as the cheapest safe/reliable air compressors I'd use.
Quick note 1 : Note that the capacity is in liters, not gallons (3.8 l = 1 gallon).
Quick note 2: I am buying a lot of stuff from AE, so this is not a putdown. However, compressors can become quite dangerous if not built to close tolerances. This is a product I would prefer to purchase locally, even at Harbor Freight, and they are not a lot more expensive.
they're double the price at harbor freight. Vevor isn't a no-name brand either.
Walmart has the Hart 8gal quiet compressors currently on clearance from $159 to $64. YMMV but all of the locations in my area have stock at that price.
Walmart has the Hart 8gal quiet compressors currently on clearance from $159 to $64. YMMV but all of the locations in my area have stock at that price.
I checked my walmart app and it doesn't show it on clearance. How can I check the area I live?
I checked my walmart app and it doesn't show it on clearance. How can I check the area I live?
Yeah, the app is useless for checking clearance stock. Brickseek used to work but I don't think it does anymore. I guess you could try calling...I don't think these are quite cheap enough for employees to snatch them off the shelves.
they're double the price at harbor freight. Vevor isn't a no-name brand either.
At HF, 3-gallon (12L) compressors start at $70 but are often on sale for below $60, and 6-gallon (24L) compressors are $129 but often on sale for 109 or so. My safety and the local support (in case of a warranty issue) are worth the possible upcharge.
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At HF, 3-gallon (12L) compressors start at $70 but are often on sale for below $60, and 6-gallon (24L) compressors are $129 but often on sale for 109 or so. My safety and the local support (in case of a warranty issue) are worth the possible upcharge.
You're referring to the standard loud compressors. These quiet ones are a completely different class. HF models start at $159 for 1-gallon.
Once you use a quiet compressor, you really have no interest in going back to a traditional one.
At HF, 3-gallon (12L) compressors start at $70 but are often on sale for below $60, and 6-gallon (24L) compressors are $129 but often on sale for 109 or so. My safety and the local support (in case of a warranty issue) are worth the possible upcharge.
No sir sorry but the cheapest silent air compressor before sale price is $169 and that is for 1 gallon and the next size up is a 6 gallon or 24 litres for $239 so for under $120 for a silent 6 gallon air compressor that is a much better deal than harbor freight and I bought a vevor pro press and couldn't be happier with it
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Quick note 1 : Note that the capacity is in liters, not gallons (3.8 l = 1 gallon).Quick note 2: I am buying a lot of stuff from AE, so this is not a putdown. However, compressors can become quite dangerous if not built to close tolerances. This is a product I would prefer to purchase locally, even at Harbor Freight, and they are not a lot more expensive.
Some research led me to some info regarding harbor freight air tools and accessories many employees agree that harbor freight air tools are complete garbage I buy harbor freight tools im not just hating on the. In fact I purchased a harbor freight air compressor the high performance model and it caught on fire after 15 minutes of use so do some research before buying harbor freight because some tools are great and some should be avoided and many employees agree you should avoid theid
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These SucceBuy oil free compressors stand out as quiet, compact alternatives to loud shop compressors, with 8, 18, and 24 liter sizes that fit home and light shop use. The appeal is the low price for a silent compressor, especially compared with Harbor Freight quiet models, and Vevor is treated as a real brand rather than a no name label. The main caution is power compatibility, since the photos show 220 to 240 volt, 50 hertz specs while the US listing shows 60 hertz for US orders. That makes the electrical details worth checking before plugging in.
The deal can be attractive because silent compressor options at Harbor Freight can start much higher than this listing's under-$120 silent 6-gallon class.
The listing may be worth considering if you want a quieter compressor class rather than standard loud compressors.
The deal may offer practical value if local warranty support matters more than the lowest sale price.
The brand positioning may feel less risky because Vevor is described as not a no-name brand and as a main producer for Vevor products.
The compressor can pose safety concerns if it is not built to close tolerances, so local purchase may be preferable for risk reduction.
The electrical specifications may not match typical US power because the unit is listed as 220-240V at 50Hz while US power is usually 120V at 60Hz.
US versions may ship with 60Hz units even though the photos show 50Hz specs, which can create uncertainty about performance or failure behavior.
The deal may be less appealing if you want to avoid brands or tools associated with overheating or fire incidents reported from other air compressor models.
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- 8L 900W $69 w/ code VUSDEAL12
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Ships from the US.No it should suck. Where do you think air compressors get the air that they compress? They suck air in, and then compress it, and the release it.
We obviously all know how an air compressor actually works.😉
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Quick note 2: I am buying a lot of stuff from AE, so this is not a putdown. However, compressors can become quite dangerous if not built to close tolerances. This is a product I would prefer to purchase locally, even at Harbor Freight, and they are not a lot more expensive.
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Quick note 2: I am buying a lot of stuff from AE, so this is not a putdown. However, compressors can become quite dangerous if not built to close tolerances. This is a product I would prefer to purchase locally, even at Harbor Freight, and they are not a lot more expensive.
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Quick note 2: I am buying a lot of stuff from AE, so this is not a putdown. However, compressors can become quite dangerous if not built to close tolerances. This is a product I would prefer to purchase locally, even at Harbor Freight, and they are not a lot more expensive.
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Once you use a quiet compressor, you really have no interest in going back to a traditional one.
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