PP OPOUNT Electric Bead Spinner, Clay Bead, Seed Bead Spinner with 2 Big Eye Beading Needles, Fast Beading for Jewelry Making, DIY Waist Beads, Bracelets, Necklace (Patent)

Works great! It great for the price, and works well. It is very fast and picks up beads well! Would buy again

I am really enjoying working with this bead spinner. I've been testing lots of electric bead spinners, 11 different models in all, and this is one of my favorites. The best thing about it is that it actually is quiet. There's still a noise, but it's so much quieter than any other electric bead spinner I've worked with. I'm really sensitive to constant mechanical noises and can't work with most electric spinners because they give me a headache, but this one does not bother me at all. It spins very smoothly, too. Some electric spinners have bowls that are hard to get back off the base, but this one can be removed without any fuss, but is still well secured while spinning. The lid is great for pouring beads back out. It's also very compact. A great spinner! I wish it came with more bowls, or the option to buy more bowls separately, so I can switch colors easily. I rarely work with just one color at a time, so multiple bowls is a great benefit so I don't have to switch beads in the bowl often, or have more spinners on my work space. I'm going to try 3D printing my own extra bowls to go with it for now, but if they ever start selling extras of the clear bowls it comes with, I'd love to get some.I like the size of the bowl. Small bead spinners are more efficient than larger bowls. Small bowls work better with small amounts of beads and you can just refill them when they get low. Larger bowls struggle with small amounts of beads. So, I consider the smaller size a benefit. Also want to add that anytime you see a review where the person is saying that beads went flying... it's usually not the bead spinner's fault. Practicing proper technique will minimize or eliminate beads flying out. Start slow, make sure the needle is just skimming the surface of the beads. If you go down too far into the beads, they do fly everywhere. Shift the needle/wire angle until you have a comfortable spot where beads are jumping onto the needle or wire. Once you are more comfortable, increase the speed.

Works well! Spins both ways. Very cool idea and makes it easy to make bracelets. Only con is the metal piece it comes with to catch the beads is super flimsy and too easy to bend. I would purchase again though!

The bead spinner is really great but buy sturdy beading needles afterwards. The needles break easily and are cheap. But the spinner it’s self is great.

I love that it's electric! I wanted this not only because it's so cool but my wrist has been giving out lately with my other spinner that I have to spin myself. It does make noise but it's not that loud. Also you need a battery pack if you want it at your desk. It doesn't specify that in the description. So the plug end is a USB type and it doesn't bring anything u plug it in. So I recommend a battery pack or get a charger box and an extension cord close to ur work space. I say a battery pack because the cord is only about 4ft and 7 inches and you don't want to make a mess with your beads by accidentally getting your foot tangled or something. It does take time to get the hang of it! Don't give up.

I got this to make bracelets for the Eras movie. Used it for one bracelet and both the needles to pick up beads broke! So disappointed, no one in my area sells them and the show is the day after tomorrow.

Good bead spinner

Bought a second one for my granddaughter! We use for clay and seed beads. So much fun and bracelets are awesome!❤️❤️