Cordless Electric Nail Drill File kit:Nail File Electric with 9 Speed LED Display for Acrylic Gel Dip Powder Polish,Professional Portable Manicure Pedicure Rechargeable for Home Salon Use (Blue)

Gets the job done
Seems to work just fine. Feels a little cheap, but it gets the job done.

Best, cheapest nail drill I’ve tried so far
I’ve been doing DIY manicures for years and this is the best all around drill I’ve tried so far. It’s incredibly lightweight compared to my next favorite drill (dremel 2050). It’s surprisingly lightweight for being rechargeable- most lightweight drills need a cord so they don’t have to stick a battery in the drill itself. It has multiple settings and gets to a pretty high speed.It’s not quite as high powered, but it’s still plenty strong to file down my acrylics or gel extensions. It’s not too noisy compared to similarly powered drills.There’s a carrying case for the drill bits, but not for the drill itself. The drill bits are held in place by friction, so there’s a limit to how hard you can press down when filing. As long as you’re using the appropriate coarseness, this doesn’t hinder the filing process and actually prevents you from filing too hard. I’m able to use it to prep the surface of my natural nails without damaging them unnecesssarily.Overall I feel that it works well, is easy to use, and saves me money compared to going to a professional salon.

Save money doing nails at home!
The Cordless Electric Nail Drill File Kit is a versatile and efficient tool designed for professional-grade nail care at home. Its 9-speed adjustments and forward/reverse rotation, paired with an LED display, provide precise control for various nail shaping needs. The powerful motor delivers robust performance while maintaining accuracy, ensuring salon-quality results effortlessly.This kit is incredibly user-friendly, making it easy to shape nails with ease. The compact design and USB-C charging offer convenience, perfect for on-the-go use. With its potent motor and adaptable settings, this tool simplifies nail care while upholding precision. Elevating your grooming routine, it combines power and simplicity, enhancing your experience and outcomes.

Great for light work!
Picked this up not for nails, but for light polishing work for my guitars!This mini Dremel is fine so far considering what it is designed for. This is not a heavy-duty grinding device, so it does bog down when you apply pressure to it. If you are filing nails, you typically aren’t applying that much pressure anyway.The tool is entirely plastic but that does not take away from the overall feel. The tool is portable and cheap so in that regard it meets expectations. It does come with a small assortment of grinders which you will find helpful for nails or light jewelry work so that is also a plus. Overall, this is a decent product at an affordable price. I can’t find any major flaws other than it being as cheap as I’d expect it to be

I’m not someone who’s used a nail drill before. I’ve had salon nails in the past (and by past I mean 25 years ago), acrylics, gels, but I’ve never owned a drill or done this kind of thing at home. I bought this to clean up ragged edges, smooth out callouses, and shape my natural fingernails and toenails. The most upfront thing I can tell you is this nail drill is very powerful. Very. Don’t be fooled by the price point or the innocent-looking design. It’s robust, and attention must be paid when using it.💪 This thing has muscle. The 20,000 RPM output is no joke. That means the drill spins 20,000 times per minute, which helps when filing down thick materials like acrylics, dip powder, gel overlays, or callouses. But if your nails are thin and close to the skin like mine, you’re going to feel it. Even at level 1. So again, go gently.⚠️ At 20,000 RPM with 9 speed levels, I felt vibration and heat immediately at the lowest setting. My nails are short, so there isn’t much buffer between them and the skin, which makes the sensation very noticeable. It may feel different if you’re working on longer nails, where there’s more material and distance from the nerve endings.👉 When you go to a salon, those professionals make it look easy. They’re trained and do this all day. It looks smooth and effortless because they know what they’re doing. It isn’t effortless. That’s why we pay them. If you’re untrained or just doing maintenance like me, go slow and start at the lowest setting until you feel confident.🧐 I read reviews to see how others were using this, and it was clear many were experienced with nail prep, polish finishes, tools, and techniques. I’m not. One review stood out. They said this wasn’t a heavy-duty grinder, except they were using it to polish guitars. That’s cool. Tools can be versatile. But advice from someone not using it on hands or feet doesn’t really apply here. From what I saw, heard, and felt, this device absolutely qualifies as heavy duty.The second I turned it on, I was transported back to the salon chairs of 30 years ago. The sound and sensation reminded me of those drills used for prepping acrylics.📖 Instructions: For someone like me who has challenges with spatial reasoning or understanding how mechanical devices work, this isn’t intuitive. The letters F, R, and P appear on the digital display and the manual doesn’t explain them. I had to research to figure them out:• F = Forward rotation• R = Reverse rotation• P = Pause or Power, depending on when it shows upEven with this knowledge, I’d still need some lessons and practice to fully understand it. None of that is a criticism of the product. It’s just how my brain works. I struggle with mechanical or automated things, so tools like this are harder for me. That said, this drill is well made and I respect what it offers for people with more skill or familiarity.📌 A few other things worth knowing:The drill bits are held in by friction. You can’t press too hard or they’ll slip, which in a way protects you from overdoing it.The bits come in a case, but the drill itself does not.The charging port on my unit was very tight. If you find same on yours, you’ll find the included cable didn’t fit, and if I had forced it, it would’ve broken the device. I used my own cable instead, but it took some care.I know I’m out of my depth here. My nails are too thin and sensitive for anything more than the lowest setting and I’ll likely have someone else operate this if I ever use it again. But I can absolutely see how someone with experience or thicker nails would get more out of it.It’s a strong, compact, lightweight tool that delivers on power. Just know what you’re getting into and if you’re new to this, take your time. I’m not offering advice or saying what will work for anyone else. I’m just sharing my experience and what this product is capable of.p.s. – I don’t usually write this lengthy a review to be honest, but I felt it was important in case other novices who maybe (like me) did not realize how powerful this tool is. (though the details do specify that). So, I’ll leave it to the pros next time. Live, Learn, and take the product details at face value. 😉

I recently started doing my own gel nails. I’m slowly leveling up my game by introducing new tools/products to make my life easier. At (currently) $20.99, I honestly feel dumb for not purchasing one sooner!The instructions manual has everything detailed accurately and clearly. The device has 9 speeds but I found it was able to comfortably achieve what I needed on the first two. The display makes it super easy to tell when it rotating forward (F), reverse (R), or paused (P). I also like that it has a battery charging indicator. While on topic of charging, I really appreciate that it utilized type-c like all our phones and devices. I haven’t noticed others reviewers commenting on this but mine is really hard to plug in. I have to push really hard to be able to get it fully in. Not a deal breaker, and like I said, it might just be mine. In case its not, I recommend holding the drill nice and steady so not to bend the charger while forcing it in.Other then that, the kit comes with a variety of bits and sanding bands. I anticipate having enough sanding bands for the next 5+ years! I love the needle bit to clean up the excess gel around the nail bed and under the nails (I’m a newbie lol).In conclusion, don’t struggle with nail files or clippers. Do yourself a solid and get this drill, you won’t regret it!