Melodysusie Pedicure Nail Drill 8 in 1 Kit, Electronic Foot File Machine for Cuticle Dead Skin, Cordless Calluses Corns Remover Thick Toenail Grinder, Low Heat Low Vibration for Family, Blue

This has a lot of torque at low speed. I can grind away at nails at low speed without worrying about the drill bit stopping.The only problem is the lack of drill bits. The drill bits that come with it is it. I couldn't find any other drill bits for the product. So, for this reason, I returned it.

This is the third one i bought from the same brand. The second one was for my mothers and she loves it so much, it works perfectly but the last one i bought (different model same brand) never work

Wow, I never expected a nail implement to have so much power. I don't think I'll ever need the highest settings. I'm also not sure I will need all the tools/tips. But what I do need is here, so I am not complaining! :)

This nail file is super smooth, and it allows me to do many creative styles without hitch.

This MelodySusie Electric Pedicure Tools is like a cordless and bigger version of the typical electric nail drill. The unit is very cute, has a nice fee to it, just that it is big takes a bit t get used to. l It is rechargeable by USB. I use it on dried skin, it does help to remove the dry hard skin on the back of my heels, it didn't remove all the hard skin, but that was because I worried if I remove too much it might hurt. The battery life seems good, I haven't had to recharge it yet. Overall it is a nice cute filer!

First thing……I am NOT a professional! Just an average woman. I love this little set! I received the P Series model. First thing I noticed is the tool itself has a very soft, comfortable covering. Easy to grip. Now I am an older woman with not the flexibility of a younger person. I have trouble taking care of my right foot due to hip problems. It is not easy for me to reach my toe nails on that foot. There are 8 drill attachments that come with the unit. I chose to use the Sapphire Bit to slowly grind down my nails. (Toenails get thick.) I put on the dust guard, which I feel also helped to keep the other toe pushed over a bit and keeps the dust more confined. (Place a dry hand towel or wash cloth to help catch the dust.) This is not a fast process! You have to be patient and work slowly. You can injure yourself if you work too fast! I did quite a bit the first time I used it. I think this will be a process to get my nails perfect. NO, I did not take pictures of my toes! Ughhh! Today I worked on my fingernails. I used the Umbrella Tip Bit to work on my cuticles. Then I used the Rounded Top Cutter with a sanding tube on it to file my nails and to gently smooth out my nail ridges. Then I used the Felt Cone to help buff my nails and smooth them out. This unit comes with 8 bits and quite a lot of the sanding tubes. You need a USB charger adapter for the charging cord. You can see in my picture the white switch on the front is the forward, off and reverse switch. The little round swirl button above that is the speed setting. My P Series has 4 speeds. When you are switching the rotation of the unit, be sure to allow the unit to stop before switching it to the next setting. If you don’t it could harm the unit. KEEP AWAY FROM LOOSE CLOTHES AND HAIR!!! It will get wound up fast if something gets in the way of the rotating bit! I know my husband has been using a Dremel for his toenails. Now he can use this tool and have the correct attachments! I hope this information helps you!

This grinder is super easy to use on my nails and it leaves them smoother than a normal manual file. It charges quickly and seems to last a long time between charges. It has a nice silicone grip so it’s easy to control and doesn’t slip out of my hands. It has multiple heads with clear instructions on their use. I have natural nails, so I particularly like the polishing head. I don’t use polish on my fingernails, so it polishes them well and leave a smooth shiny surface.

The media could not be loaded.  Well, I have a 20 dollar one, and if I had to pick between this one and that one, I would definitely pick this one. This one has a better motor and I like that it stops less than my other when more pressure is applied. It’s well made, and the blue silicone makes it a lot more comfortable to hold and doesn’t slip from my grip, and it’s really soft.There’s just a few things I don’t care for, but this is just for me personally. One being, I think it’s a bit loud, and most are ( you can hear it in my video). The other things would be the dust shield. It’s too lose on all the attachments (the ones where you can use the dust shield on), the only thing that worked for me was putting it on and sliding it up, but even when I had it like that, any slight touch it would just fall off, and if I tried putting it on the wider side of the attachment, it was too hard to push and felt like it would snap. I’m ok with just not using it, but kind of sad, as it is helpful. It comes with a great amount of attachments, 8 total, and they all worked great while using. I have weak hands and wrists, and the attachments were very easy for me to push in and take it out.It also comes with plenty of files, the bag isn’t resealable, and the charging cable, it doesn’t have the charging block, which is standard, and it does say to make sure you plug it into a 5V 2A or the drill will burn out.Overall, although pricey imo, it’s better than any others I have had in the past, it stops less when applying more pressure, it’s more comfortable to hold, and despite doing the same job as my old one, I would still recommend if price isn’t an issue.

I used it to remove my shellac nails instead of going to a salon and having them grind my nails down to skin. It was gentle but not strong enough so it took longer. Wish it had a stronger setting for toe nails but I am impressed with it.

Love it! Exactly what i was looking for