Evolution Hulk Electric Plate Compactor - Ideal For Levelling Pavement, Artificial Turf Ground Preparation, Patio, Blockwork, Sand, Soil & More

If Bruce Banner took up landscaping after retirement, this is exactly what he’d use. The Evolution Hulk lives up to its name — powerful enough to flatten any uneven ground but gentle enough for a 67-year-old father to handle with ease. At just 56 pounds, it’s surprisingly lightweight for a compactor, which means Dad doesn’t need to call for backup or borrow the neighbors’ forklift. Plug it in, and it gets to work smoothing out pavement, patios, turf base, and more — without roaring like a petrol monster. Quiet, clean, and effective, it’s like the perfect sidekick for weekend warrior dads who don’t want to break their backs. Pros: Easy for older hands to operate — Dad approved! No fumes or loud noise to scare the grandkids. Versatile on sand, soil, blockwork, and artificial turf prep. Cons: Needs a power outlet nearby — cordless would be nice, but hey, compromises. Emotional ground compaction? Still need to find a therapist for that. Verdict: Whether you’re a 67-year-old dad or just want a compactor that’s strong but user-friendly, the Evolution Hulk hits the sweet spot. Solid power, manageable weight, and zero fuss — Hulk smash, but gentle enough for family use.

It works great, compacted an area roughly 15 x25 ft. to install pavers and worked great. I'm surprised by the quality and ease of use, it's heavy, portable and gets the job done. It was worth the money, I figured It would have cost me 2 trips to the rental store and at least $200 out of my pocket. Since I plan on doing some more work in the future, the machine looks durable and will pay for itself.

This corded electric compactor works great for small projects within the reach of an extension cord. I used it by plugging it in into a robust powerbank and was able to compactor gravel over a 30 X 40 foot parking area. It is not the heaviest or most robust of small electric compactor so it isn't the best tool for compacting gravel. But it is perfect for compacting leveling sand or compacting soil prior to leveling sand. No need for oil and gas for a gas powered compactor. The unit folds compactor for storing until needed for the next project.

I’ve only used this a little bit but I can say it’s definitely a functional compactor. More aggressive than I thought it would be. Not too loud, no violent vibrations transmitted to the handle. The cord is really long so you need to manage it while compacting. Like most tools you can’t really access it accurately until it’s been around for awhile and you’ve used it under different conditions. From my initial experience I would recommend it for smaller projects with fill smaller than one inch. However it is the same unit that’s available with a gas engine that most people wouldn’t hesitate to throw down in a trench so it probably has more potential than first expected.

Do not buy. Rarely leave reviews, but this is absolutely appalling especially for $600 bucks. Rust all over it. You can see previous dirt splashes. And the hand is completely broken off. Someone definitely used this on their project, then returned it, while wet inside its packaging. They literally took a broken product and thew it in a box. Am curious how many times this was done. I see where others paid $300, but I, against good judgement, decided to give it a shot at their new price of $600. It's also a pain, cause its not light weight, taking it out the box, only to find out it's trash, then having to put it back in said box, tape it up, etc. I work during the week, so my weekends are important time for me to get stuff done. Lost 2 hours dealing with the already. Got this 2 weeks ago and just took it out the box to use it. Couldn't even get it to turn on. Stay away from this, and any company who would allow it.

I was happy I decided to buy this one instead of a gas one, its lot lighter and easier to move around picking it up and moving in and out of holes. Probably doesn't have the same compaction power as a huge gas engine one but it did the job well enough for what I needed it to do and not having a deal with a gas engine was a major Plus.

This was great. For the money it would have taken me to rent I just purchased this. It worked great on sand and some pea gravel. Its easy to store. Its heavy enough for the job but not to heavy to move around. Long cord. Good buy

I had higher hopes for this compactor but in hing site, I should have gone for a far more powerful gas model. Used to pack down granite fines in our home dog park, after moistening the ground. The unit works ok but lacks enough power to really pack them down tight. If the material isn't spread perfectly smooth ahead of time, it will bounce across the high spots leaving the low spots uncompressed. The side enges should be beveled, like the front and back to prevent them from digging into the substrate. After operating for a couple hours now, my hands hurt from the high vibration. Might be fine for VERY occasional use in a small area ...