VEVOR Coin Sorter Organizer for USD Coins, Sorts 1¢, 5¢, 10¢, 25¢, 230 Coins/Min, Includes 4 Coin Wrapping Tubes, Capacity of 200 Coins, Black

😁Great buy good speed time saving works better than I thought hassle free good quality and a great price

This product is what you can expect for half price compared to competitors. It is of an extremely low manufacturing quality. It arrives missing set screws from important places, lacking clear instructions, and in need of a few minor adjustments. I took mine all the way apart, and then I removed the little clear plastic flap that looked like a guide for coins but could only be blocking them. Next, in reassembling it, I kept the two screws sticking down into the exit pathway of the coins backed out enough to prevent those interfering with coins as well. Third, I tightened the set screws holding the drawer in place until the drawer actually stays levels in place instead of flopping forward and tilting down when pulled (as instructed to pull by the manual).Finally, this thing does work after all my repairs to a new device, which should be quite a shameful thing for this manufacturer. It is meant to work as shown in my photos; it does not work if you actually pull the drawer all the way forward. The design is cheap, and the factory assembly is worse.As a secondary drawback to all that, since this isn’t a digital counter of any sort, you’ll never know that your coin roles contain exactly the amount of coins intended in a roll for the expected monetary value of said coin roll. You need to watch and manually power off the machine each time a coin roll gets level to its top. Then you can change just that roll; the plastic tubes do come out of the machine with a little effort and can be reinstalled with likewise a little effort to tuck them back under the lip as pictured.If you just want to jettison coins into tubes, this will do it after enough front work from you. (I spent two hours repairing my brand new device, driven by my curiosity.)If your device is jamming, it’s not your fault or anything to do with the coins. You’ll need to strip the device to parts to even get your coins back to you, since the initial assembly doesn’t prevent them falling into the back of the machine, will inevitably trap coins with screws poking into their only exit pathway, etc.Best of luck, and better yet get a nicer coin sorter for yourself.

Nice machine if you have the occasional change. It is accurate and durable if you don’t feed too much change in it at one time

Coins get stuck and no way to get them unstuck. There is suppose to be a way to take the hopper cover off but I could not find the screw that was suppose to remove the cover. Not satisfied at all.

Excellent coin sorter!!

If I could give it a zero star I would. The rolls always have more change in them than they should. I had to count every roll. It jammed within the first 10minutes. All of the screws were stripped so I couldn't open it and unclog it. Tapping it on the sides like it says to do didn't work. Laying it on its sides and turning it upside down didn't work so I had to pound on it to get it unjammed.

I had about $100 in coins and was dreading hand sorting so I bought this to make it easier. It was great, had a few moments where the machine clogged and I had to dump it out and clear the jam. Seems pretty common on coin sorters but slowed the process down greatly.

Good for the money..