Portable Nail Drill Electric File: 40000RPM Professional Rechargeable Nail E-File Machine, Cordless Nail Drill with Bits & Base for Acrylic Nails Remove Nail Gel Polish Manicure for Salon Home, White

I am really happy with this product!!! It works perfectly! No issues. It stays charged for a long time, easy to use and move about without being tethered to a wire. It's great as I can hook it to the pocket of my apron as I work on a client. The price is seems low for such. quality product and comes with attachments which is extremely helpful.

I really like the functionality, portability and it’s so easy to use. Many speed control options. I don’t go beyond 3 or 4. It’s on the quiet side which is a plus! Great value for the money. Comes with many options!

Absolutely perfect for beginners, different speed levels , wide variety of bits , stretched pretty far and was very Light!

I absolutely love this drill. It’s so easy to use and so convenient. The last one I had didn’t go in both directions, so this one is so much better. It charges fast and seems to hold a charge too. Best one I’ve had!

After using this drill for over a month there's some pros and cons.Pros being it's strong, good battery life, and has some starter bits + a stand if you like displaying your drill.Cons however, there's no pause feature!! I have to turn it all the way off to stop for a quick second. Also it starts off quite strong. You'll never need to use the highest speed so I wish it had more lower setting options.Also make sure to remove your bit before storing or else it might turn on and mess itself and other things up like it did for me lol. The button is sensitive enough where it'll turn on if something in my nail bag leans on it.Overall a good beginner/intermediate drill. Could use some design improvements but gets the job done.

The media could not be loaded. I just got a portable nail drill, and I love it! It’s really light and easy to hold, so I don’t get tired while using it. Even though it’s small, it’s pretty powerful and makes doing my nails so much quicker and easier.The drill comes with different attachments, so I can file, shape, and smooth my nails all with one tool. It’s also really easy to adjust the speed, depending on what I’m doing.One thing I really like is how quiet it is. It doesn’t make that loud buzzing noise that some other drills do, and it doesn’t get hot after using it for a while.Overall, this nail drill is awesome. It’s simple to use, quiet, and works great for at-home manicures. If you want an easy-to-use drill for doing your nails, I definitely recommend it!

So I typically don’t write reviews but I needed to for this product. I am not a “professional” nail tech but I have been doing nails for many years for fun. I have burnt out, beat up, abused and shamed many nail drills in my time and I can usually tell how good one is straight out of the box. This one impressed me.First thing I noticed was the weight. The unit itself is lightweight but the hand piece itself was really solid… not enough to break your foot if it falls on it but enough to do some damage if you throw it at someone’s face. Felt comfortable and sturdy in my hand and the locking mechanism for the bit is a plus for me because I have had many bits wobble around enough to hurt someone, screw up my work, or come out completely. It also has a pretty nifty heat distribution process that is very effective.Speaking of bits... It came with the basic array of bits and one stray one that looked like plastic yet still managed to take the bulk off an acrylic nail pretty quickly. I am going to have to look those up cause I want more like those. But let’s talk about the stand that holds the bits. It makes changing out the bit easier when you are doing a set of nails on your neighbor Barbara from Jersey cause I literally have to hold down her hand to keep her from waving it everywhere while she talks. A one handed bit-switch is better than sitting on this woman’s hand to keep from getting your eye balls from being inadvertently gouged out while she tells you about the asparagus selection at the grocery store… unless you are into that stuff, but that’s a totally different type of review. You do you.The unit itself lights up when in use and doesn’t leave you guessing when the battery will die on you while also telling you direction and speed. It has a belt clip on it (i personally don’t see myself using that much) but i prefer the little stand that comes with it mainly because of the holder for the hand piece. Super convenient.But what I think impressed me the most was when I was using drill, it would barely get bogged down by excessive pressure - by far more than you would use while doing a set of nails… not by normal/slightly heavy handed usage and I’m kinda heavy handed to start with so my definition of heavy might be different than yours. And the 40000 RPMs is insane for a rechargeable unit. Mighty by powerful… I’ll take it.For this price point, I am beyond impressed. I actually feel a little bit like a snot for turning my nose up at the cheaper drills in the past because this quality is what you would find in a hardwired pricier unit with less RPMs.All in all, I highly recommend and would buy again, however unless someone steals it from me, I doubt I will have to buy another one any time soon.

I really expected to hate this e-file but much to my surprise I'll be using it as my main e-file and my medicol turbo 2 (30,000 rpm) will be the backup. For context, I am a proficient DiYer. I've never used an expensive/professional e-file like the ones used in salons so I can't compare to those. This is most definitely not a salon quality e-file (the unit is lightweight plastic housing, the handle is lightweight aluminum) but it gets the job done. It's surprisingly very quiet. It's my first cordless and I'm never going corded again. The box says Brushless motor but I have to wonder because a brushless motor for 33$??? If it lasts 6 months I'll be thrilled. When using at Max speed of 40,000 rpm it feels as powerful as my Medicol at its max of 30,0000. I LOVE that you can hit forward or reverse mid use. That feature is a total game changer. I don't like that the power button is also the speed control dial. I find that I accidentally hit the power off often. I think it's a great student or DIYer e-file. I do my nails roughly every 2 weeks so let's see how long she lasts. I'll keep ya posted.