Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Contador de Monedas Euro Profesional 220 V, Clasificador de Monedas Pantalla LED de 7 Dígitos 170 Monedas por Minuto, Máquina de Conteo de Monedas con 8 Cajas de Recolección de Alta Precisión

Works well for US coins. Will jam if there are foreign coins mixed in. You have to watch coin tubes fill and stop machine when on is full. As long as you feed small amount in top works well without jamming. Easy to unjam but you have to remove all tubes and turn upside down to clear some of the time. Overall it's a good machine if you have a small amount of coins. Not so much for heavy commercial use.

I purchased the coin sorter because I collect a lot of change. I will start by saying I love the Vevor brand, it offers good supplies that need at a fraction of the cost of other manufacturers. This coin sorter is by far the hardest machine to operate that I have ever bought from Vevor. I say this because it would frequently get stopped up and not clear itself (as the instructions stated it would), not even with a bumping it on the sides. To unstop it or remove the jam, it says to take the lid up, well the lid was fastened by 4 screws and it was the entire outer encasement. After taking it apart a couple of times to clear it, I didn't fasten it back, I sat the encasement on , applied a little pressure to keep it from moving as it sorted the coins and it didn't clog up anymore. It was always Quarters... However I did roll about $250 in coins with the sorter. Sadly it took much longer than I expected (about 3 hours)

working good, wish it had a counter on it and shut off as coin rolls filled.

Fehlfunktion

necompte pas bien les pieces (mélange 10 cents et 2 cents) et s'est arreté de tourner au bout de 20 minutes

Larger than the pictures

tout produit vendu en France, devrait être livré au minimum documenter en français

La máquina venía con un tornillo suelto, tuve que abrir la maquina y sacarlo ya que atascó las monedas

Doesn't do that great of a job does work but jut for begginer

This unit jams quite easily. I had to remove the screws from the top cabinet to access the inside. The issues with jams and lost coins sinking deep into the unit were so problematic that I decided to leave the screws out for easier access to the inner workings and to retrieve the lost coins. Eventually, we managed to sort and roll over $350 worth of coins.