R555 Brushed Vibration Motor DC 12V-24V 8000RPM Dual Head High Torque Electrodynamic Vibration Motor with 2 Ferrous Sector Rotating Mass Blocks(R555)

Works. Would like another, smaller, lower vibe two.

Adds additional feed back to my sim racing pedals.

Work well so far, hooked them up to a cheap variable power supply I got off of here. At 12v these draw about .200a with no external load, didn't want to go up to 24v since I don't have a secure way to hold them and the vibration gets very strong. Planning to use these for Sim racing pedals; I think 6-12v is enough for this use case. Only weird thing is the tabs to connect power to are pretty close to one of the eccentric weights, so you have to be slightly more careful while soldering. lighter for scale

So far, it works great, but I'll have to update this review in all likelihood. Update: This little motor is an excellent product! I would even give it a sixth star

This is a nice little shaker motor - with a significant offset weight split between he two ends of the motor. The weights being on both ends keeps this moving in a single plane - its not trying to twist - it just moves perpendicular to the shaft in a nice controlled single axis. The motor starts just over 1V DC but is stable and starts consistently closer to 2V, Rated for 24V, its running quite fast at that point and provides a lot of vibration. The terminals are placed quite close to the weight on the terminal end and care needs to be taken to make sure that the wires won't get into the path of the weight (the opposite end actually would have had more space) but its workable. Mounting this is up to the user - and at higher voltages, it needs a significant mount. Nice little shaker motor - fairly quiet on its own and very wide range of speed control possible.

Works well! Delivery was on time!

These things are tuff, I’ve gotten more run time out of this motor. It’s the second I’ve purchased and so far the best of the 7 or 8 different brands I’ve tried. You won’t be disappointed…

We used this to add a vibration feature to a material hopper. Material was getting hung up and clogged in a hopper for feeing plastic pellets. We used this, in conjunction with a control circuit and metal strapping, to mount it to the outside of the hopper housing. Now, when a clog is detected, we just push a momentary switch to trigger this vibration motor. It's plenty strong enough, just a bit loud, but that's 100% due to our jank setup. I'm sure this is also useful to replace existing vibration motors, but it works well for custom projects too!