Jesus Lara M.
VTOMAN FlashSpeed 1500: Cheap Price, Expensive Lesson
I bought the FlashSpeed 1500 about a year ago to power my home office — laptop, three monitors, a printer. Total draw around 260W, well within its 1500W rating. For 12 months it worked fine and I was genuinely happy with it. Then it died with a loud explosion sound from inside the unit. Every attempt to turn it back on produced the same bang and immediate shutoff. I contacted VTOMAN support immediately with video evidence. What followed was two months of attrition: • Dismissive responses trying to blame my setup (despite proof my load was a fraction of the rated capacity) • A promised return label, which I used to send the unit back • A promised replacement "ASAP" that never materialised • A claimed "reshipment" on 19 March with broken tracking that ultimately shows the parcel was returned to sender — but VTOMAN insists it was "delivered" to me, despite me working from home every day and nobody ever attempting delivery • Repeatedly having to chase them for updates; they never proactively followed up I am now without the broken unit (they have it) and without a replacement or refund. Two months of emails, zero resolution. The low price is not worth it. You are gambling that the unit won't fail — and if it does, VTOMAN's support is unresponsive, evasive, and ultimately useless. Save yourself the headache and spend a bit more on a brand that actually stands behind its products and has a real warranty process. I won't be buying VTOMAN again, and I make a point of warning anyone considering it. Money down the drain, but lesson learned.




