I recently bought it due to the damage of my previous compressor. It is a very good tool, no problem with concrete and very powerful when using it with stones. It is a bit heavy, but since I have had it for a week, I will learn how to handle it. Overall, the Bormann pro series is a very good choice for its price.

I have to say that the weight of Skroutz is seen as a negative, but it is actually a positive because the machine demolishes not with its "art" but with its weight.
Unfortunately, the heavier a machine is, the less accuracy you have in handling it due to the weight.
The machine's case is not as sturdy as it should be for such a heavy machine. It easily gets damaged. The clips of the case arrived broken from the transportation (even though they were inside a cardboard box), which is evidence that the case is unsuitable for such a heavy machine. With poor handling during transportation, they even got destroyed inside the cardboard box.
Also, the case forces the cable at the point where it comes out of the machine to bend because it is a bit tight at that specific point.
Anyway, even if you throw away the case, essentially it is the machine itself plus an additional handle (it also has some lubricants, spare carbons; probably).
The assembly is a joke.
To operate the machine, you need to have the arms of a Russian who has had two vodkas and can't understand anything. I work with it for half an hour and then I am in pieces.
If you want to demolish masonry, get a smaller tool. If you want to demolish concrete elements, you are in the right machine.
It has almost no recoil (meaning you don't feel your hands shaking).
I demolished some old warehouse shelves, with reinforcement, JUST FOR FUN.
Let's not even talk about concrete blocks. One or two at most, and the machine turned them into kebabs.
It takes more time to bring the machine to the crack where you want to break the concrete (because it is heavy and not easily maneuverable) than to actually break the concrete.
And because the size is not visible in the photo, I am 1.87 meters tall and the machine reaches my waist.
I regret buying it not because it is not a good tool, but because I probably wanted something smaller.
I overdid it.

Only for professionals, it is very heavy and powerful for amateur use. Otherwise, it does what it advertises.

Basically, I just tried it and I don't know what will happen after a lot of work in terms of durability and reliability, in terms of power accuracy ergonomics it is very good and much more than good for its price, it has nothing to envy from other famous and expensive ones that have passed through my hands and it is probably better in performance than them. I will review it again after a while to have a more complete opinion, but the first experience is better than what I expected. I hope I helped, we'll talk again. Here I am again to say that after 10 days of daily use, 5 to 6 hours a day, it is the best I have worked with, very powerful and makes difficult tasks easy. Whoever wants to buy a serious tool, this one is superior even to expensive branded impact tools where concrete is like a feather to its needle. Good work to everyone

A colleague recommended it to me, as he had it and was very satisfied. I was a bit skeptical, but when I tried it at work, I was amazed by its capabilities. I didn't expect it to perform so well.