INGCO RH150028 rotary hammer review: 1500W anti-vibration

INGCO SDS Plus Rotary Hammer Drill Chipping Gun 1500W RH150028

Reviewed by Gabriel Manalo Β· Updated Aug 16, 2026 Β· How we review

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Quick verdict

1500W and 5.5 J reaching 32 mm in concrete for around β‚±7,000, with an anti-vibration system that its cheaper twin does not have.

At a glance

BrandINGCO
TypeRotary hammer
Priceβ‚±7,000 (as of Aug 16, 2026)
Owner rating4.9 β˜… from 527 reviews
Shopingco
Units sold1K+

Specifications

Specs per INGCO published data for the RH150028

TypeRotary hammer
ChuckSDS Plus
Input power1500 W
Impact energy5.5 J
No-load speed850 rpm
Impact rate4400 bpm
Max drilling concrete32 mm
Max drilling steel13 mm
Max drilling wood40 mm
Input220-240 V, 50/60 Hz
FeaturesAnti-vibration system
Included3 drills, 2 chisels, 1 set spare carbon brushes

Pros and cons

βœ“ Pros

  • 5.5 J of impact energy, more than double what the 800 W class delivers, so 25 mm holes stop being a fight
  • 32 mm concrete capacity covers rebar dowels and large anchor bolts
  • Anti-vibration system on a tool this powerful makes a real difference over a long session
  • Ships with 3 drills, 2 chisels and a spare set of carbon brushes, so the wear part is already in the box
  • INGCO publishes a full data sheet and has dealer and parts support across the Philippines

βœ— Cons

  • Same 5.5 J and 32 mm capacity as a 1500 W rival that costs meaningfully less, so the extra buys the brand
  • 850 rpm is the slowest no-load speed of the SDS Plus tools here, which shows on small holes in soft block
  • Carbon-brush motor, so brushes remain a wear item
  • Heavy enough that overhead drilling gets tiring quickly

The INGCO RH150028 is a 1500 W hammer delivering 5.5 J and 32 mm in concrete for around β‚±7,000, with an anti-vibration system that the other 1500 W tools in this category do not have.

How much hammer is it?

1500 W, 5.5 J, 850 rpm, 4400 bpm, drilling to 32 mm in concrete, 13 mm in steel, and 40 mm in wood through an SDS Plus chuck.

That is more than double the impact energy of the 800 W class, and it changes what the tool is for. Rebar dowels, chases for conduit, and 32 mm through-holes for pipe runs are ordinary work here rather than jobs at the edge of the tool’s ability.

850 rpm is the slowest no-load speed of the SDS Plus hammers here. That is a deliberate pairing on a high-energy tool rather than a fault, but it does mean this is a poor general-purpose drill.

The anti-vibration system

This is the RH150028’s real differentiator, and it is a health feature rather than a comfort one.

A 1500 W hammer at 5.5 J transmits a lot of energy back through the handle. Prolonged exposure to that causes lasting nerve and circulation damage, which is why vibration limits exist in workplace regulations. INGCO fitting a damping system here, on the only 1500 W tool in this category to have one, is a meaningful advantage over an hour-long session.

The box is well judged too: 3 drills, 2 chisels, and a spare set of carbon brushes, which is the wear part on a brushed motor.

Is it sulit?

Around β‚±7,000 as of August 16, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee.

Here is the awkward comparison. The Tolsen 88531 publishes the same 5.5 J and the same 32 mm concrete capacity for meaningfully less, and adds a hard case and a longer accessory kit.

What the INGCO has that the Tolsen does not is the anti-vibration system and a deeper Philippine dealer and spare-parts network. Whether that is worth the difference depends on how long your sessions run. For occasional heavy jobs, buy the Tolsen. For someone using a 1500 W hammer for hours at a time, the damping is worth paying for.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you use a heavy hammer for long stretches and want the vibration damping, or if local INGCO parts availability matters to you. See how it ranks in our best rotary hammers in the Philippines roundup, or browse more on our Home Improvement page. Our rotary hammer buying guide covers how much impact energy different jobs need.

Alternatives to consider

The Tolsen 88531 matches it on impact energy and concrete capacity for less, with a hard case included, if you can live without anti-vibration. For lighter household work the INGCO RGH9028 at 2.5 J is easier to handle and considerably cheaper.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the anti-vibration system actually do?

It damps the hammer action so less of the impact reaches your hands. On a 1500 W tool at 5.5 J that is not a comfort nicety: prolonged tool vibration causes lasting nerve and circulation damage, and this is the only 1500 W hammer in this category that has it.

Is 5.5 J more than a house needs?

For maintenance, yes. For renovation, no. Setting aircon brackets and TV mounts is 2.5 J work. Drilling rebar dowels, cutting chases for conduit, and putting 32 mm through-holes in a slab for pipe runs all need this class of tool.

Why is it slower than the 800W models?

At 850 rpm it turns roughly a quarter slower than the 1100 rpm tools. That is deliberate on a heavy hammer: high impact energy and high speed together would destroy bits. It does mean the tool is poor as a general-purpose drill, so keep an ordinary drill for wood and steel.

How is this different from the RGH9028?

Different class. The RGH9028 is 800 W and 2.5 J reaching 26 mm; this is 1500 W and 5.5 J reaching 32 mm, with anti-vibration added. The RGH9028 is the household tool. This is what you buy when the household tool has started to feel undersized.