Professional Nail Drill Machine, Yerepk 35000RPM Electric Nail File Kit w/ 12 Drill Bits for Acrylic Nails, Rechargeable Portable Nail Efile for Shaping Polishing, Manicure Pedicure Polishing Tool

This is great. Love the adjustable speeds. This is perfect for at home use. It was very easy to use and comfortable to hold in my hand. Wish the plug cable cord was longer it was a little short. It came with all the interchangeable parts needed. I would recommend it for home use. Good value too

Un poco duro para cambiar la broca

Very powerful, holds a great charge, I can do my nails at home now!

The media could not be loaded. i am so glad i chose this one, the other ones i looked at were more expensive and looked like they would of been heavier this is lightweight and quiet for the amount of power it has. please do be careful when or if using on other people if you are a beginner like me i cut myself several times when i was using it last night ( not the cuts you see in the video those are from work)

It’s super pretty!It’s a nice size and fairly compact.I like the way it looks. It’s functional and a powerful little machine. Came with a couple of free gifts.The hand peice fits well in my hand and it doesn’t make my palm tired easily. I recommend.

Update: The seller reached out to let me know you turn the handle to the left and that does work. However, the clicking sound is when I turn it to the right and also the (poorly written) instructions say to turn it to the right.So if you can’t get the bit out, try turning it to the left instead.Now that I’ve had a chance to try it, it works pretty good. It might not look like a great drill machine but it works much better than it looks. Unfortunately, it says not to use it for more than 20 minutes at a time.ORIGINAL REVIEWThis rechargeable nail machine is small enough to take when traveling, which I like. It comes with the charging wall outlet which is nice since a lot of products now only come with a USB cord.There are a lot of different bits for shaping, filing, and polishing. The problem is, I cannot change them. Supposedly you turn the drill handle to the right, hear a click, and the bit is able to be pulled out. Nope. It does not come out even though I turned it til I heard the click.It could be that the piece that comes in it is just so small that it’s hard to grasp, making it harder to get out, but I tried for a while with no luck. I even tried using pliers and that baby is stuck in there. My fingers are sore from trying so long.The “gold” knobs on the body of the machine look tacky and poorly made so I’m not surprised it doesn’t work right.

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