Rolair Hand Carry Portable 2HP Air Compressor Rolair JC20 Super Quiet 70dB 115 Volt

Used for a day. Did exactly what it was supposed to do. Very quiet, quick refill. Good brand.

This is really a much nicer air compressor than I need for home/hobby use but, my ears really appreciate it. This tool is impressively quiet. I also really like the small compact dimensions. It fits on a small shelf above the my cars in the garage. The cage makes it easy to hoist and maneuver. Not as heavy as some reviews lead me to beleive.

Quiet, I mean super quiet for a compressor, drains easily and has nice support bars on the sides for carrying and protecting the main parts. It is a little heavy but you know what you're getting into buying one of these instead of a simple pancake. Highly recommend for residential work.

Very impressed with this compressor. A little heavy but it’s super quiet and super quick recovery. I would definitely recommend even with the weight. P

The air compressor it’s good good quality. The only problem I have is with the company VM EXPRESS mine came with missing parts And broken items they keep on telling me to wait for me to get the parts and I haven’t got anything I haven’t been able to use my air compressor after more then a week of receiving it. They suck.

Definetely NOT for large projects, but no problem keeping up with one framing nailer going full bore. Also used successfully with small project drywall texture. I like it's compact design. My old oil lubed Rolair will probably outlast this one, but this is quieter and more portable. I've gone through several oil-less compressors, but I'm counting on Rolair to outlast the other cheaper units.

Small but extremely quiet

Nice compressor but it's really heavy. I was going to return it and purchase the larger wheeled unit but the shipping fee was a bit steep. So, I purchased a 300 lb capacity cart for it; far less than the shipping charges to return it. It is a nice, low capacity compressor. Like most compressors in this class it is pretty quite running, has a smooth, low amp start and recovers relatively quickly. It won't run a 1/2 " impact for long without having to stop and let it catch up. A brad nailer would probably be fine. It is advertised as made in the USA, but I can't for the life of me find anything on the unit or box to verify this. I'm assuming that this is assembled in the USA from globally sourced parts (China). If it makes a difference to you where your dollars end up, you may want to inquire with Rolair further.