MelodySusie Portable Electric Nail Drill,PC120B Compact Efile Electrical Professional Nail File Kit for Acrylic, Gel Nails, Manicure Pedicure Polishing Shape Tools Design for Home Salon Use, Purple

I dip my own nails. And it is a process. Takes forever but I’m cheap, and I will not pay to have my nails done. I’ve been just using a file, well, several files….lol…to prep my nails AFTER removing the old dip. Takes so long. Then I’d have to prep my cuticles, trim em, so they’re looking nifty. I’m tired of the time it takes to do all that with files and clippers. So I grabbed this up. I like it. It’s great. Works as it should. I have had my nails done many times, so I get the process. This thing is a life saver. Removed old dip nice and quick, adjustable speed do you don’t mess up your actual nails. And the cuticle drill bits are amazing. No clipping back dried up cuticles for me anymore. In fact, my dip didn’t even lift like it usually does at the cuticle. I’m able to properly remove everything now and my nails look way better and healthier. Highly recommend, especially for the diy gals.

I didn't expect much but this turned out to be a great purchase. I am one of those people wiling to go out on a limb and return items if necessary until I find something good.So far, this has been a total keeper.I love that it has a decent cord length and it seems to fit all kinds of extra bits I already owned. Just like the ones it comes with.I like the adjustable speed control, the fact that you can reverse the drill spin direction and that the off and on switch is on the cord, not the drill.I am definitely impressed by the quality for the price snd I recommend this.I am a beginner and it was very easy for me to set up and use. I'm a big fan of this buy.I will update my review if anything changes.Update 06/05/2025 since May 28th - Still using this. Love it. Worth every penny. No more going to the salon for me. I am doing my own nails from now on. Man I am happy!

Works well! Has a forward and reverse button. (I think that is what it is). Holds well in my hand. Very functional speeds with a speed dial.

If you're looking to buy your first efile, there's some things to consider first, so you don't feel duped by buying this. It's actually a pretty good buy for the price, you just have to know a few things first!♡ Know Your Bits!This drill comes with diamond bits which are the closer to the softer side of the spectrum when it comes to the level of coarseness in drill bits. Diamond bits are soft enough for cuticle and sensitive area work. If you bought this to sand off gel polish, diamond bits can do that if you're using moderate rotations per minute (medium rmps) and they're well made, though I'm not completely sure they won't soften them. If you want to sand off acrylic or polygel like I did, the sanding bands included didn't work for that, and those products are too hard for diamond bits and sanding bands, so think of what your main purpose for buying this drill is, and get yourself bits that fit your needs. I liked the bits included, as well as the sanding bands, but I needed more variety in diamond bits, so 8 bought a set here for less than $10. I'd reccomend getting ceramic bits for sanding off polish and to practice heavier work because you have no idea how easy it is to overfile or hurt yourself with any drill as a beginner! It's not a death sentence, just like anything, you need practice! Try ceramic and safety bits, then work your way up to carbide, and educate yourself on the color coding system for bit coarseness, and maybe some bit rings to help you choose what to buy and stop dust from eventually breaking your drill! These bits worked well for me! Especially since most of the time I use it to clean up my cuticle areas when my nails start to grow out and the edges of my nail are jagged and catching on things. They were gentle enough to clean me up without damaging my nail beds, cuticles and sidewalls!♡ This Thing Is Powerful!The range of rotations per minute on this drill are pretty powerful for the price! If it shuts off momentarily while you're using it, it's because of the pressure you're using, not because it's faulty. That's a safety precaution related to the rpm speed in well made drills so you don't hurt yourself by pressing too hard! If you can't do a particular something with this drill, it might not be the drill itself, but your bit selection and RPM speed. For instance, I couldn't get top coat and polish off with a diamond bit or sanding band on relatively moderate or high rpms, but I could do it with a ceramic bit on moderate rpms. This drill has plenty power in it and I love that you can adjust it with a wheel, you just have to be learn how much power you need, and what bit fits your task. A sanding band on low isnt getting off topcoat, let alone polygel, so that kind of decision isn't the drill's fault lol. Just gotta learn a little!♡ It's Not NoisyEven though it's powerful, it's not loud. It might feel loud if you're not use to the sound, but I find it pretty standard. It does tend to kind of shake and is harder to control when the rpms are pretty high, but I don't usually need it to be all the way up, so that wasn't a deal breaker for me. Anything other than as high as it could go didn't cause that shake for me, so medium and low are my sweet spots.♡ Isnt Usb But Still GoodThis drill doesn't have a usb charger, just the cord directly attached to the drill. I wish it did so that if I ever had just a cord issue, I wouldn't have to buy another drill, but that's personal preference. Plenty appliances I have without usb chargers work just fine, even years later, so that's not a deal breaker for the price, in my opinion.Try it out! An extra $10 - $20 could get you a more rounded bit selection, but this is a wonderful drill that doesn't break the bank! Great for beginners and powerful enough for a novice or expert!

Actually just used this once. It works great. You do need to adjust the speed to what is comfortable for you. It has a long cord, so it isn't chargeable, but it is good for me.I think I will like this, as I am older and it is sometimes harder to use the nail clipper.