Madenia Electric Nail File Rechargeable Wireless 30000 RPM Efile Nail Drill for Acrylic Gel Nails USB Portable Electric Manicure Pedicure Kit, 6 Drill Bits, 56 Sand Bands, Pink

It does really well with removing acrylic and gels. Bit fiddly at first but easy to use once you've got the hang of it. Lots of different files

I find this very easy to use, and with a little practice I have achieved salon like results. Just be careful not to file too much.

I was dubious about buying this one. I am so glad I did. Its light, easy to use, and the battery lasts a good while.

The media could not be loaded.  Nice looking and compact little file set, with another bag of about 50 sanding bands/rings.This is pretty powerful @ 30k RPM and great battery life.It is small to fit in handbag and you can do some manicure when out and about.You can easily top up the via micro USB ( should have been USB C ).Would prefer a locking mechanism for those drill/file bits, as the rotation is quite fast and could be a hazard.The price is reasonable. It would be nice to include a porch to store this and those accessories.

The media could not be loaded.  This is a marvellous little tool, great for home or professional use. Well made from quality materials it feels solid and durable. It comes with a good range of both diamond and abrasive bits for shaping, filing and polishing toenails and fingernails. I would think it would have other uses too (like a mini Dremel tool). Easy to hold and operate, it has three buttons – on/off, direction and speed, there are three speeds. It does take a little practice as it is quite easy to damage the nail or burn the skin if you are not careful and press to hard, but once you get the hang of it, it really does a great job and is so much easier than struggling with clippers, scissors and nail files and gives better results. As we are getting older it has become quite difficult to properly attend to our toenails but now this really makes it much easier. Highly recommended.

In the past I had been sent a slightly cheaper nail drill, which was chiefly intended for babies. Although it had an adult attachment, using it was a rather slow and underpowered process. Quite frequently it would grind to a halt, if applying pressure. This is a greatly superior version, which has an abundance of horsepower. The spinning effect is strong enough for the nails of children, teenagers and fully grown adults. In fact, if you do have any werewolves in the family, my best guess is that it would also be sufficiently powered to manicure a lupine claw, during a full moon. Just be careful not to allow it to rest carelessly against the skin beneath a nail for too long. Although it won't tear the flesh, it does heat up quickly when lightly rubbing a patch of skin. When this happened to me, merely sucking upon the finger was enough to cool the slight burning sensation. However, a bloodthirsty wolf might well have dealt with situation less calmly than myself. Unless you have a particularly flexible home insurance policy, it's probably safest to use it during an alternative part of the lunar cycle.Anyhow, it's a very useful device that can do an entire pair of hands within a very short space of time. In previous days, I had used to bite my nails. Not in the kind of horrible way some do, mind. I did it for the sake of keeping them functionally short- not as the kind of psychological compulsion that probably gets triggered by being left alone too often as baby. I never got into all that nonsense of chewing nails down to nothing, after they were already short enough to start with. Where I had used to have bitten off nail ends all over the floor of my lounge, nowadays the carpet is now merely coated in a much finer powder of pulverised nail dust. On the downside, finely manicured nails would be less than ideal for trying to recreate the scene in Jaws- when Quint draws his fingers noisily down a blackboard. That said, had he failed to attract anybody's attention (due to the dainty smoothness of his finely trimmed nails failing to produce an adequately projected sound) then he would probably never have come to be eaten by a massive shark. So, I suppose it comes down to whether you'd rather have loud natural nails (and then be bitten in half), or quiet but finely trimmed nails (that won't put you in any trouble with a big fish).

The media could not be loaded.  This machine is small but mighty and more importantly, cordless!It comes with some drill bits and a charging cable.It's got 3 speed levels and you can reverse the direction too.Overall I think this is a great little machine and I will get plenty of use out of it for sure.

this is an electric nail file, i ordered it because it’s cordless, rechargeable and compact, i’ve been using corded electric nail for years and i’m glad that finally upgraded to a cordless oneit’s very small in size, got some weight because it’s metal, and i believe it’s also because of the internal battery, some drill bits and sanding bands are included, but most of the time i only use sanding band for my nailsit’s easy to use, comfortable to hold, all typical functions of nail file are available, turning on/off, clockwise/anti-clockwise, as well as the 3 speed toggle buttonalthough it’s small, it’s powerful, and the battery last very long, usually i will use it for an half hour, and it still stay very strong throughout the jobit’s not only good for nail, but sometimes i also use it for sanding hobby model and it does the job wellall in all, i’m very happy with this product, would recommendhope you find these information helpful