Electric Nail Drill, UERVOTON 2022 Nail Drills for Acrylic Nails Professional Electric Nail File, Manicure Pedicure Polishing Kits with Continuously Variable Speed & Low Noise for Home Salon Manicure

I bought this nail drill to do my own nails, it works okay but could be better! When it is in a high speed it works good but hurt my nails when I try to remove gel, but if I work with lower speed it is just stops working and I have to turn it off and on again so it will work again!

I'll be honest, I thought this was a cordless model when I got it but I see that the description says "Not cordless", so either I didn't see it, or they updated it afterwards. I'll give them the benefit of the doubt and say that I probably just missed it.I have other nail drills (corded and cordless), so I figured I'd just use it corded. Unfortunately this drill is pretty weak (especially for a corded model) and the cord is fairly short so you're limited on where you can use it. My other corded one has a long and flexible cord attaching the drill to a base-station which makes it really nice and easy to use. This one might be good for travel, but then If I was doing that, I'd just use a cordless one. I'm just not seeing a situation where this particular nail drill comes out as better than other options out there.

For some reason when I picked this I had thought it was cordless. It's not, so that limits its usefulness here.I like things like this for quick touch ups where something is rough, as they're easier to use than getting out my Dremel kit. She likes them for touching up her nails easily.But being forced to sit near an outlet makes this totally useless for me, and limited usefulness for her.But I give kudos to the designer for using USB C for the charging port. I'm so tired of companies in 2022 still using old style USB plugs to save a few pennies per unit.The rotary dial for speed is a bit stiff, which makes setting speed a bit of a pain sometimes, but it ALSO means that you are not likely to accidentally change speeds while USING it, which I assume is their reason.It works fine, and comes with more attachment accessories than any other version of these we've ever had.

The USB-C cable to the back is stiff thus a little interesting working with it. Should be coiled to allow more freedom of movement. The really good thing is that the speed they are providing is more realistic than others that say 30,000 rpm but really measure to 16,000 or less. This one said 15,000 rpm and measures to about 13,000 rpm.The rating is predominantly because of the sound. Without a tool this nail drill is at about 60dB at high speed. However, when you add a drill it is more like 70dB.Really enjoy the gradual speed control.

... i use lower rpm ones on natural nail but this type i use most... CORDED as all my good ones are...cordless has been a fail for me, not enough power..Cord is a good length, and easy to use from nearby device or block ( remember reg block, no⚡)Easy to adjust dial w large range...What makes this my fav is the optional bright led light..love that..As with all of these, theres stop features for blocked movement ( as shown in pic)..Also, i try to give it breaks here n there on larger projects ( nail and otherwise)..as similarly to my sports blender, runnin too long at a go can overheat it..Good price, with accessories, nicely boxed, giftable💅💅💅💅💅 ( sorry washer at work was on durin vid lol)