MelodySusie Electric Nail Drill Kit,PC150C Portable Electric Nail File Set for Acrylic Gel Nails, Professional Nail Drill Machine Efile Manicure Pedicure Tools with Nail Drill Bits for Home Salon Use

Is a great product

I'm glad that I got this electric nail file! It comes with many bits for different uses, you can eventually get the more professional bits like ceramic or titanium. I like that this e-file can reverse its rotation by double tapping on the pause button. It's easy to use! It feels very sturdy and durable. The bits are easy to remove and change out.What I don't like it that the cord, roughly about 4ft, so it's kind of short and it's a USB-A to USB-C.

So the only reason this product isn’t getting five stars from me is because I have a feeling that it will stop working on me sometime soon. So far I have done one full set of nails with dipping powder with it and before I even got to my second hand the product sometimes won’t turn on. I will flick the button from the forward to reverse and slow or turn up the speed and I have to try several times before it will spin again.That being said, when it’s working the file itself is pretty great for the price. They supply plenty of arbor bands, both corse and medium grit. I haven’t used all the bits yet but so far none of them seem to be bent because I haven’t noticed any wobble. The vibration in the hand is fairly low and it is pretty darn quiet, especially for the price. Overall I think this is good for beginners, especially because the lowest speed is pretty slow but I also didn’t notice the spin stopping when pressure was applied to the nail.A quick heads up is that it comes with a USB at the end of the cord so you will also need a socket so you can plug it in to the wall.The fact that it sometimes won’t turn on is a bummer but overall it’s a pretty darn good product.

I reluctantly ordered this model, wishing I could re-order a different brand that had died after many years. Since my original was no longer available, I settled on this model. After one use I can say it's far better than my old one. First inspection revealed a solidly built, tight assembly with a hefty feel in my hand. Parts click together solidly, and the operational buttons work smoothly and tightly. When I first charged this item it only took a few minutes to achieve a full charge. I don't know it that's because it arrived with a nearly full charge or it just charges quickly.This is my first cordless unit and I have to say I'm very pleased to not have to manage a cord and work near a wall socket. This item also came with a large variety of tools that are equally well made. Color me surprised and happy so far!

I do my nails at home, I’m not a nail tech. And this is more than enough for me. It has plenty of bit sizes for what I need. It is very powerful and I like that. It goes both directions. It will be nice if there was a button on the handle instead of on the cord to turn it on and off instead.

Okay, i love this nail drill. I’m not an experienced nail tech so when i ordered other nail drills and they spun so fast on a low setting it freaked me out. This drill has low to high settings and the lowest is a perfect speed for unexperienced people like me. It also has a pause on it so i can set it down for a minute and start up again. It’s so easy to use and i love how it’s portable and I just charge it when needed.

It’s cordless and convenient, but after 3 months, it stopped working.Update: I contacted the company and they sent a replacement. Good customer service. I really like this eFile, I hope it lasts longer this time.

I've had this for about 7 months now -- bought for at-home use. It was my first time trying dry manicure and I didn't know if I was going to like it, so I didn't want to drop a bunch on a drill. I figured, get a cheap one, and if I like it I can upgrade. But actually, I think it works pretty well and I don't really feel the need to upgrade. I like the bits it comes with. I don't use it for product removal though, only dry manicure, and I use the sanding bits on my heels.Downsides:You push the bit in to a rubber opening, rather than it clicking in like it does on some models, and it can be really hard to get the bit out to change it if you've pushed it in too far. When I first started I was pushing the bits in as deep as they would go because I was worried about them being secure, and I needed pliers to pull them back out. Now I've realized you really don't need to push them in that far.It makes it a little hard to learn, since you don't have any way of knowing what speed you are on, and the bits that come with it don't have any indication of what level of abrasion they are. So this makes it tough to follow tutorials. But it's not a huge deal if you're working on yourself, because you can feel when it's the correct speed, and all of the bits seem to work for dry manicure.