Category: Nail Tools
I’ve been using this drill to shape my natural nails before polishing, and the 20,000RPM motor handles it smoothly without any jerking. The purple color is a nice bonus, and the six bits give me plenty of options for buffing and grinding.
I had some old gel polish that just wouldn’t budge, but this drill’s 20,000RPM motor and the grinding bit made quick work of it. The six included bits cover everything from shaping to buffing, so I didn’t need to buy extras.
The purple color is pretty, and the 20,000RPM motor powers through my acrylics without any slowdown. I’ve used all six bits so far, and the metal ones feel durable and stay sharp for multiple uses.
I’ve only had it a week, but the 20,000RPM motor is plenty powerful for my acrylics and gels, yet it stays quiet enough not to wake the kids. The six bits cover everything from shaping to buffing, which saved me a separate trip to the salon. Really happy with how solid it feels in the hand.
I’ve been using it to shorten my filing time and it handles acrylics and natural nails smoothly at 20k RPM. The six bits cover everything from shaping to buffing, which is perfect for my weekly routine.
The purple color is super cute and the 20,000RPM motor handles my acrylics without any stuttering. I love that the 6 different bits cover everything from shaping to polishing.
I was honestly shocked at how quiet this drill runs, even at the highest speed. The 20,000RPM motor made quick work of removing my acrylics, and the purple color is a nice bonus.
Finally, a nail drill that doesn't vibrate my whole hand off — the 20,000RPM motor is smooth and powerful enough to shape my acrylics in seconds. The purple color is a nice bonus, and the six bits cover everything I need for a quick home mani.
It handles acrylics and gel without bogging down, which is exactly what I needed. The purple color is cute, though I wish the carrying case had a bit more padding.
The purple color is actually quite pretty, and the motor feels strong enough for my gel nails. I just wish the bits were a bit more durable after a few uses.