Metabo HPT 18V MultiVolt Cordless 5-Inch Random Orbit Sander Tool Only - No Battery Variable Speed Brushless Motor Electric Brake SV1813DAQ4, Green

Exactly what I wanted but. It's only suitable for metabo range in the USA and Canada, clearly not stated in the description of product. But clearly stated on the box when I examined it. BRILLIANT. NOW GOT THE HASSLE OF GETTING A REFUND.

This sander works quite nice. It's a little hard for smaller hands to hold. If you own the batteries already (Metabo/Hitachi) it is definitely the way to go.

I've switched over to Metabo tools. I like the 36v/18v platform. This orbital sander is good. I like the feel of it EXCEPT for the on/off switch which can be awkward for one handed operation. Overall, typical Metabo. Solid.

It's a handy battery-operated sander. I wish I had larger hands to grip the handle.

Cord free orbital sander. Added to my collection.

I got this to replace a 20-year-old Porter Cable corded sander that finally bit the dust. It feels like it has more torque than my old one and I really like the variable speed. Ergonomically, I wish the power switch was in a better place, as I can't work it when my hand is on the grip in sanding position. I also wish the dust port didn't require a special coupler to attach to a vacuum. It works fine, but I'm worried I'll lose the coupler on a job site.You'll want to run it with one of the bigger batteries. The little 1Ah batteries that come with the drill kit will run it about as long as it takes to wear out one sanding disk. The big 36 volt batteries will run it for hours, but they're heavy. So you probably want to use something in between.