Customer Reviews for VEVOR Mig Welder Welding Machine 270A MIG MMA TIG 3 In 1 Welder Combo 110V/220V

I gave 5 stars because I couldn’t give 4.5. After almost 90 days of having this welder I’ve only been able to use it a few times. This is what it has taught me. I still hate stick welding but this machine at 110V with a 6013 is really nice. I love the MiG welding but I’ve not yet found the sweet spot for the wire feed. About 12 amps seems to bead up nicely. I have not yet tig welded. That’s gonna have to wait till I can afford another to hold the argon. The price? Abso-freakin-lutely worth the price. You get what pay for but this time I got what I wanted at the price I liked and zero regrets Quality at this point in time appears to very worthwhile for a 3 in 1 welder. The only thing I think that is missing from this set up is the foot pedal for tig welding. The features and accessories for a 3 in 1 seem to be in very good order. Again the only downfall is no foot switch. IMO. It is fairly easy to use if you are just ½ a percent smarter than the object you are using. Even with a cheat sheet to help find your proper setting it is still a hit n miss situation. Like I stated earlier, I think I’m still off on the sweet spot for the wire feed. It’s just a matter of time to use n get to know the machine to work out any minor details. Now my honest opinion about the vevor brand. So far I have 3 items from vevor. If I had the money or they would come to my house n trade me, I would switch out 90% of all my tools for their products. A couple others I know have vevor also and thus far none of us have ANY complaints or issues I can think of. As for the vevor technical support, hands down the best I’ve ever dealt with. I can’t answer anything about warranty cuz I haven’t had to use it. If it’s anything like their support team, I expect zero issues. I am 56 and not very good at a lot of things I do. The vevor ease of use, support to straighten me out… the point is I don’t quit. I keep trying to learn n get gooder at things I want to do. Take from this what you will or leave it. Either way this is my honest opinion about the vevor company at this point in time.

Quality , light weight , full of features , does thick clean welds , easy to move , very mobile , wish I had one years ago

More like a 135a works great for thin stuff. Always use gas! Flux core is a joke. The helmet works great! Great little lightweight welder, fed nicely and finished a couple of jobs

The only thing you can really say about this welder is that it's great it does everything that a name brand welder would do, and it does that just as well. The only difference was it cost about a fifth of what a name brand welder would cost. It was a great buy and a great investment, I would definitely recommend you buy this other than a name brand because why would you pay five times more for something that does the exact same thing. If you just have to have the name then go ahead but if functionality is your only concern there's only one choice. Thank you vevor.

Great welder for the price, works very well. Only issue is that it don't take .023 wire, I had to buy a different drive roller on ebay for that. It is easy to find parts/consumables online.

Great welder for the price, nice and lightweight great for the home hobbyist!!! Vevor has great tools for the price and value!

I purchased this to help me with vars I'm building and man I was blown away how great this welder does 12 point roll cage in 75 corvette was easy thanks to this welder

Great for small tasks. The mig gun is not of very good quality. The wire that was sent was larger than the tip that came with the machine.

I haven't started using the welder ,I know I will love it, after looking at all the people's have used it and their honest opinion I will enjoy it

Everything looks well made, haven't used it yet. I'm fairly new to welding, the manual doesn't cover any of the MIG voltage/wire speed settings per metal thickness. My (old) flux core inverter welder has a reference pertaining to voltage/wire speed setting by metal thickness. Not sure on this one, trial and error?