Longevity PROMTS 200i vs Lincoln PowerMIG 210MP Part 1 Comparison Review

In this video, Rob goes over the Longevity ProMTS 200i and compares it to the popular and well performing Lincoln PowerMig 210 MP.
Checkout the video, comment, and share. The Longevity welder line has been around for 11 years and our goal is to compare to the best brands in the market!

[@Granamire]

Apparently Longevity was to embarrassed to actually show how well their welder could stick weld.

[@dudamage8241]

Well that was a no brainer, just bought the Lincoln. Longevity FTW

[@robertmoore2129]

Here is what is funny about this. i was looking at getting the longgevity 200i setup but after this video i saw the 210mp i started looking at it more and more and ended up getting the 210mp in the end

[@megelstater7394]

same here

[@Allworldsk1]

I also purchased the 210 MP. It's a solid machine. Used all the processes on 120 volt and they worked well. Going to be testing the 220 on thicker material next week. Great machine.

[@jvazquez53]

I had the 210 MP and trade it for a 215 MPi, Lincoln newest machine. Best decision.

[@spoolinsvt6489]

@@jvazquez53 how do you like the 215? I was wanting the MillerMattic 215 but it’s rebate just ended and there is a rebate on the 215mpi so it’s over a $600 difference and I’m not sure I can justify that. The only thing that is my big concern is the fan is always on and appears to be loud in the videos I have seen?

[@creedbates9604]

Am I the only one that squinted my eyes when he started the grinder😂😂😂😂😂

[@gorillaxrich]

Oh I get it... He said the Longevity kept up as in, didn't perform as good as the Lincoln but did manage to weld the 7018 to the work with spectacular results... 😄...

[@iainportalupi]

It’s like comparing a Cadillac to a Kia, or should I say a Lincoln to Kia!

[@JosephMassimino]

This was a joke, right? Did you think nobody would notice that the Longevity was not demonstrated. The comparison was actually an embarrassment for Longevity. This is a case of comparing a high end product that was built with quality , and a low end product that was a cookie cutter model from China. The first funny thing was when you showed the back of both machines, and the Lincoln has these two big fans for cooling, and the Longevity has the power switch. One of the tell tale signs of a cookie cutter model right out of China was the power switch on the back. The two models you compared were a slam dunk in favor of Lincoln. Maybe there was another Longevity model that came closer to the Lincoln MP-210? Maybe not. I have the MP-210, with the TIG setup, and Spool Gun. It screams of quality. Here is a warning to all you guys who want to save a load of money buy buying Longevity, or some other junk out of China, you will have trouble getting it fixed. You will need to get your low end welder fixed, and when you look for a repair center, you will find Lincoln and Miller dealers, and the owner will laugh when you bring him one of these Longevity welders. In fact, I will bet that they will refuse to fix it. Then you will be left at the hands of the importer of those cheap machines. My bet is that you will pay to ship it to California, and then wait, wait, and wait. You may get a replacement, because they can't really fix them. The dealer I spoke to said that he prefers to work on Miller, but Lincoln makes good welders too. He said that Miller makes their welders easier to fix, but he will repair both.

[@jvazquez53]

Agree 200%. To compare a Lincoln 210 MP to a Longevity is like compare a Toyota Yaris to a Lexus, of course the Lincoln being the Lexus.

[@garypostell5268]

Never seen the stick on the so call Longevity hum!

[@jvazquez53]

That Longevity is in the same category of all those Chinese welders from Amazon.

[@alanmcclusky]

where you been my friend regards Hawkeye

[@longevitywelding]

Hi Alan, thanks for following our channel. Please let us know if you have any questions on the ProMTS line of welders or if you would like a price quote on the machine

[@xSkate10x]

I would honestly be embarrassed to say that Chinese Junk kept up with the Lincoln. There’s a reason you didn’t show it actually weld or even let us see the bead afterward.

[@maxscal7537]

this shouldn't even be in a video together, its like comparing your kid to a obviously better kid all around.

[@helichief]

Longevity who? Never heard of them.

[@longevitywelding]

Then it would probably be a good opportunity for you to check us out at LongevityWelding.com :)

[@weldweld5629]

Lmfao you never showed the longevity welding wtf?

[@Allworldsk1]

Lincoln is better

[@longevitywelding]

Why?

[@Allworldsk1]

@@longevitywelding it is built better with better components. It has been proven to last. It's one of the top brands and most trusted brands. They have more features and can cover all aspects of the welding process better than the Longevity. I understand there is a place for the more affordable units that are available from Longevity but those are not going to cut it when you get more experienced and you get the feel of a Lincoln or a Miller. That's what I'm saying when I say Lincoln is better.

[@longevitywelding]

@@Allworldsk1 We have been around over 15 years and supplied ship building companies, elevator companies, and pretty much everyone in between. Stuff works and companies save money. There are upsides to Miller and Lincoln, but they are not justified for the whopping price difference. Our stuff is tested and lasts. I bet you never used our machine. Thanks for sharing

[@jvazquez53]

@@longevitywelding You just showed the ful capabilities of the Lincoln and never showed the Longevity in action and pretend to convince us?

[@marcosmartinez5316]

Extremely biased test! Lincoln 210mp is a much better product.

[@diver7150]

NOBODY WANTS TO SEE UNBOXING!!!

[@longevitywelding]

Some people do