This thing was so easy to use. Charged it for about an hour, assembled as instructed, and it took 2 blasts to completely clear a clog that I was unable to dislodge with a traditional plunger. It took about 40 seconds in total, and saved me the hassle of calling a plumber. This thing is great. $35 tool saved me a $200 visit from roto rooter. This is a weird thing to recommend to people, but honestly, if you own your own home, just having one of these in the closet for a day you need it will save you tons of money over the years. I wish I'd known this was a thing sooner.I experienced no backsplash - just follow the directions and make sure the head is very snugly pressed into the toilet basin. Worked like a charm.

This is amazing. If you hate plunger”s and have trouble getting them to unclog your toilet, this is the product for you! I have spent too much time pushing down on plunger”s over and over to no avail. I’ve tried several different kinds. This is, by far, the easiest and best plunger I have ever used/owned. Assembly is simple and using it is kind of fun. Hold down the button on top for a couple seconds. You can hear the air starting to enter the cylinder and see the gauge for pressure going up. Once it stops, push the gun head first (make sure you have snapped on toilet bowl attachment) as far into the hole in the back of your toilet. Push hard and make sure it’s in there good. Now, the fun part! Pull the trigger, make sure you are still keeping pressure on pushing it in, and puff, a quick bust of air shoots out of the gun. You can feel the kickback as it releases the air. Pull the gun out, rinse or wash. Flush and voila, goes down like nothing. I have never been so impressed with a plunger in my life. It has always unclogged the toilet on the first shot. No more plunging over and over with no results . Comes with a netted bag to keep all the attachments in. I let the plunger dry and place the whole gun , with the toilet head on ((I ve never had anything but the toilet clog, so I’m just leaving that on) into the nice net bag and hang it on the back of my bathroom closet door. I most definitely give this solid 5 stars and will recommend to anyone who listens! If you’re sick and tired of pushing down on that plunger over and over, water splashing all over yuck, this is the plunger for you. Excellent product!!

I am amazed at what this did. And did it so easily. I have one toilet that tends to clog up when going #2. Not every time, but quite frequently. A real pain. I could usually get it to flush with the Dawn and hot water treatment. But that was also a pain. So I bought this. And it worked on the first try.NOTE: The instruction manual warns you to have a firm grip because of the recoil. I did have a firm grip and it does indeed have significant recoil. What the manual does not say, but should be obvious (but wasn't to me) is that the recoil will also cause water to recoil back if the bowl has a significant amount of water in it. No big deal, but you should be aware and take appropriate precautions.Worth the expense and so much better than installing a new toilet. Recommended.The only improvement I would suggest is that it come with an adapter so that I can plug it in to recharge in the bathroom. Maybe you have a USB socket in your bathroom, but I don't. So I have to find an adaptor I can use in the bathroom.

I just can’t express how much I love this thing. It looks a little funny at first, but wow does it deliver. It’s incredibly easy to use, it adjusts to pretty much any opening, and it removes even the most stubborn clogs in one punch.We have low‑flow toilets and constantly deal with clogs in our line, but this tool powers through them every single time. No mess, no struggle, no repeat plunging. It has already saved us so much frustration. Highly recommend!

This is the best tool I’ve bought in a long time. Works exactly as advertised, very simple, and works like a charm. I’m so happy I bought this. It solved several problems for me. It is three different attachments, one for the toilet, one for the drain, and one for a sink.

Worked perfectly on the first try. It seemed so neat to use that I actually didn't wait for it to fully charge. I was also a bit skeptical so I was anxious to see if it was legit. Oh my goodness! It worked. Toilet was clogged for 2 days but I did not want to call a plumber (my ex-husband who is actually a plumber) as I was determined to fix it myself. And it worked! I felt like knocking on my neighbors' doors and asking if they needed me to unclog their toilets! It was so easy and I was so excited that it worked!

I’ve been using this AMPFORCE electric plunger at work in a hotel, not just at home, so it’s been used hard — toilets, sinks, bathtubs, and even a floor drain. Probably around a dozen uses so far.Short answer: it works.Most clogs cleared on the first hit. A couple times on a toilet I had to run it two or three times, but it still cleared it every time. I haven’t run into a clog yet that this thing couldn’t handle.How it actually works in real life: you hold the button for a few seconds and it pumps up to around 4–5 bar. If you don’t want that much pressure, you can quick-tap the button and it shuts the pump off. If you need more pressure, just hold the button again and let it build up to max — or stop it wherever you want by pressing the button once. That level of control is honestly really nice.Once there’s pressure built up, you do have to release it by pulling the trigger. It works fine, but I’ll be honest — it would be even better if it had a pressure release valve so you could dump pressure without firing it. Not a dealbreaker, just something that would make it perfect.The angle of the bulb attachment is spot on. The manual version of this style plunger has a hard 90-degree bend, and that design causes a ton of blowback. This one doesn’t. The pressure goes where it’s supposed to instead of back at you, which makes a big difference.The seal works as advertised as long as you seat it properly. I did get a little splashback once on a floor drain, but that was my fault for not making sure it was fully seated.Build quality is decent. The pump area feels a little light, but I’ve dropped it twice from standing height and it’s still working fine. One thing to note: the large flat round attachment is soft enough that if you lean your full weight on it, you can push the end of the plunger into the mounting spot. Just don’t gorilla it — seat it and let the tool do the work.After using it at work and seeing how well it actually performs, I liked it enough that I ordered one for my house too. That pretty much says everything.I don’t use regular plungers anymore. If you’re dealing with clogs regularly — especially in a commercial setting like a hotel — this thing earns its keep fast.Would buy again. Already did

Intimidating but very efficient! Saved me hundreds of dollars not having to call a plumber. My toilet has a weird triangular bottom so a regular plunger doesn’t get proper suction since it’s circular and bends/folds when forced in that space. This worked great that the bulb type toilet attachment goes all the way into the drain hole and got a perfect seal so the forced air could do its job. I highly recommend!

I was at a loss as to what to do about a blocked macerating loo. Then I read some reviews about this gadget and thought it would be worth a go. I am so glad I bought it. It took 9 or 10 attempts, varying the psi between 3.5 - 5. It has worked, and saved a fortune and the hassle of having the macerator taken apart and repaired. Amazing bit of kit and such fun to use (how sad am I)?!Hope I can find something else that needs unblocking. 🤣

We recently experienced an issue with the toilet that required extensive use of a hand plunger. So I was wondering if there is something a bit more modern and efficient in the space age?I was very happy to get this "High-Pressure Air Plunger". Well built and sleek looking, it does the job in 18 seconds! Let me elaborate.1. QualityThe product appears neatly designed and well-built. The parts are shiny and solid-looking. The product is accompanied by the operational manual. When assembled according to the task, the parts join together perfectly without the need to use tools or any further adjustments.2. AssemblyA detailed manual is available for the device. Yes, this plunger requires charging using a USB-C cable (I charged it from my laptop for about 2 hours), followed by the assembly! To get to the job on a specific task (such as unclogging toilets, sinks, showers, kitchen drains, and pipelines), you need to assemble the plunger slightly differently with a specific set of attachments.The assembly is not very straightforward, as there are technical details which are not very clear to a non-technical person, but I was able to get to the end of it. For instance, the toilet plunging head doesn't have an opening! So I spent 30 minutes trying to understand how to unscrew a red button on the top of it, without realizing that this is just the air outlet!Let me tell you, the assembled device looks NOTHING like a plunger!3. Operation.I assembled the device to use on the toilet plunging. The operation is very simple, much simpler than assembling, in fact, and consists of 2 steps:a. Charging the air reservoir to the required pressure. This step includes pressing a charging button and monitoring the air pressure on the gauge (yes, this plunger has a gauge too!) so it does not exceed the 5 psi required for the toilet plunging. All pressure values required for the different jobs are specified in the manual.b. Plunging the drain by pressing a trigger. The toilet attachment has to be tightly inserted into the toilet drain, as it is depicted in the manual. Upon pressing the trigger, there is a loud puff sound, and everything from the drain disappears.The drain stays empty until the next flush.Even a non-techy like me can do it!Afterwards, I disassembled the device for cleaning and storage. In fact, only the toilet plunging attachment (about 4 inches long) needs to be cleaned before storing securely or re-charging; the air pressure mechanism, which is obviously not submerged, requires just wiping with a clean cloth.4. Durability considerations.I do love the efficiency and operation of this device. However, its parts are connected with plastic couplings that you have to tighten for the operation, and it is not known how this plastic will age. That potentially can represent points of failure. But since this plunger is not to be used every day (though one can only hope), it can withstand longer usage.Overall, this is a device that each household needs to have to maintain drains in excellent shape, as opposed to using harsh chemical gels that corrode the pipes, and avoid expensive calls for plumbers.

Had the most stubborn, difficult, blockage I've ever had to deal with, bought this as a last resort. It cleared it completely at the second blast. Otherwise it was going to mean a plumber! Well worth the outlay.

I've seen similar products before and always thought it was an overkill, but boy was I wrong. I received this electric toilet plunger as part of the Vine program and sat in my storage for a while until I finally got an opportunity to test it on a clogged toilet. How did I live with a hand plunger before, I have no idea (gives you an odd powerful feeling as well when it shoots. haha). Comes with several heads to accommodate if you want to unclog a toilet v.s. a sink. it also comes with a carrying case to keep the device and all the accessories together which I appreciate. Very satisfied with the product, even thought I had to battle to decide whether the price is worth it or not. It is definitely on the expensive side but worth it in my opinion. The only thing with it (and it might be just mine) is that the manual says the pump shuts off when the pressure reaches 5-6.5 bars but mine shuts off at around 4 bars. However, you can press the button again to increase the pressure so it is not an issue.5 Stars rating guide (1 star for each):- Quality- Usability- Absence of flaws- Personal satisfaction- Opinion on price.Stars given (5):Quality, Usability, Personal satisfaction, Opinion on price Absence of flaws.Missing stars (0):

This plunger offers a modern twist when dealing with an all-too-unpleasant situation. Dealing with a clog is already unpleasant, and it often gets messy depending upon the plunger being used. I've tried a number of different plunger types, from the standard plunger with a cheap rubber dome on a wooden handle, to a plastic plunger with accordion looking middle area that is supposed to expel lots of air if plunged correctly, to an early version of an air pressure plunger, like this one, that used a spring loaded design, instead of battery power, to create pressure and is triggered like a gun. But in all cases, they are only as effective as the end piece that is supposed to create an air seal to force the air down the drain. Without a proper seal, you just have dirty water splashing back at you and making a bad situation even worse.I really like this plunger's approach to the situation by having different ends depending upon the drain, and having a battery powered design that removes the need for you to apply downward pressure without accidentally changing the angle and breaking the seal - thereby causing back splashing. You can now concentrate on holding the right angle, keeping the seal intact, and just press the trigger when ready to release some air pressure.I also like the shower drain attachment to help remove hair clogs before they can build up. I have a weird drain with integrated drain plug control, that has an odd shape that doesn't allow a drain snake to get through. I must try my best to remove trapped hair using hair removing drain hooks and a flexible drain cleaner with claws on the end, but I can't reach beyond a certain point down the drain. That is where having some air pressure is enough to push the rest of any collected hair down the drain and get things moving again, making this plunger ideal for both toilet and shower drain maintenance.