MelodySusie Professional Manicure Pedicure Kit,8-in-1 Electric Nail Drill Set with 5 Speeds,Rechargeable Cordless E-File with 360° LED Light,Perfect Hand Foot Care Trimmer Polish Tools – PC760G

Handheld cordless (chargeable) drill has two sets of tips for mani/pedicures. Easy to use!
I ordered this MelodySusie Professional Manicure Pedicure Kit,8-in-1 Electric Nail Drill Set with 5 Speeds,Rechargeable Cordless E-File with 360° LED Light to use doing manicure and pedicures at home.This kit centers around a slim pink-beige cordless handheld drill unit that comes with eight changeable tips, four for manicures and four for pedicures. It also includes a clear plastic shield to catch dust of debris, and a charging cord that connects to a USB plug (not included, but we have plenty of these plugs.)There’s a control panel on the front of the drill that allows you to turn it on/off, change the speeds (baby, adult, medium, fast, strong), turn the light on/off, and run the drill in a clockwise/counterclockwise spin. This comes with an instruction booklet that is easy to read; it is written in English, German, and French, and the English section is the first part of the booklet and six pages long.The four manicure tips are: the rounded top bit (removes calloused skin and nail products from the area around the nails), the large rounded top bit (for shortening nails and working on the nail surface), the umbrella top shape bit (the clean cuticles and sides of nails and remove dirt from under nails) and the wool felt grinder (to polish the nail surface, to make the nail shiny.)The four pedicure tips are: the sapphire callus file (to remove calluses from the heel and sole), the sapphire cone (for thick toenails and calluses), the small sapphire wheel (to remove hard skin and corns from the bottom of feet), and the barrel bit (to remove calluses quickly).I’m still learning which tip is which, but there are helpful drawings in the instruction booklet and photos on the sales page, and they are helping me identify which tip does what. Many of them have similar purposes, so it’s probably all right to experiment a bit and figure out how each one works best for you—at least, that’s what I’m doing.The light is very convenient for helping you see your work; it can be flipped on while using the drill with just your thumb. Two white lights illuminate to either side of the spinning drill tip. There is also a small light towards the bottom of the drill; if you need to charge the drill, it lights up red. While charging, the red light is on; when completely charged, it turns to blue.I’ve used it a few times already without having to recharge; a charge seems to last for a decent period of time.This is lightweight and very simple to use. So far I’ve just used it for regular mani/pedi filing; it really speeds up the process. I’ve been wanting to try gel nails at home, but I’ve been putting it off because I’ve heard it can be difficult to remove. With this cordless drill, removing gel nails should be easy; giving them a try is on my to do list with renewed interest.This arrived in a white pasteboard box with black lettering and a line drawing of the drill. Inside, the drill and component pieces were nestled into a two piece plastic box; the top is clear, and the bottom a pale lavender color, with molded slots for each piece. You can use the box for storage, or the drill and all the pieces could fit into most zippered cosmetic storage cases.At the current price ($29.99), this is a nice bargain. Many similar drill kits cost two or three times as much, or more. Other bargain priced kits have less tips, or don’t have a shield. Both the drill unit and the tips seems sturdy and made to last, and you can tell a lot of thought went into the product from the little touches, like the uncluttered design of the outer box, the nicely packaged inner box, and the clear and easy to read instructions.Powerful enough to work on thick nails or calluses, small enough to pack in your weekend bag, this is a nice little mani/pedi drill. I especially like how there are separate tips provided to use on hands and feet; some inexpensive kits only have a few tips that aren’t dedicated for hand or foot use, and I always like to keep the hand pieces separate.

Gentle and Powerful
MelodySusie Professional Manicure Pedicure Kit,8-in-1 Electric Nail Drill Set with 5 Speeds,Rechargeable Cordless E-File with 360° LED Light,Perfect Hand Foot Care Trimmer Polish Tools – PC760GThis is a great cordless/rechargeable nail file for toes and fingers. It works well for filing down chipped edges of my nails and has a lot of tips to choose from to get the correct use. Switching the speeds and directions is easy with the buttons. The speeds is a cycle button (click the same button to circle through the speeds) and the direction button is the power button going up or down. NOTE: to turn the unit off, you need to carefully put that button in the middle. Sometimes the power button doesn’t fully catch and it moves it to the other direction mode. So you have to be careful when trying to turn it off. Go slow and controlled so the button catches in the off position.The light is a nice feature, but basically useless. I have to turn the file “upside down” so the light shines on the nails the best, but it is still useless. It casts too many shadows from the drill bit that you are using that it blocks the light on the nail, so instead of shining on the nail, it almost shines in your eyes causing a bit of light blindness so you can’t see the nail.The cover is also useless as it also blocks the view of the nail, so it makes the file more difficult to use.I like all the tips that it comes with. Everything is metal, so it is easily cleaned and should last longer than the paper files. Although, I would’ve liked a bit where you could add the disposable sandpaper cylinders to be able to work through a messy manicure trying to remove half dissolved gel polish where you could just toss them after use. With the metal files you have to be a bit more aware of what you are grinding off (or clean them promptly).

As somebody who has never used a nail drill at home before, I am impressed with how simple this MelodySusie electric nail drill (P Series – PC760G) is for a beginner to use right out of the gate. And the clear, concise explanation of each drill bit included in the instruction manual of this 8-in-1 is extremely helpful.Using this is really very cut and dry, with all of the settings and controls easily accessible on the front of the drill. Charging is super easy via USB and the battery life easily lasts for hours without charging more than a few sessions for casual home use. And changing a drill bit is as a simple as gently pulling one out and pushing the right one back in.This kit comes with 8 drill bits included; 4 focused on manicures and nail beds, and 4 focused on pedicures. A plastic dust protector that you place over the drill bit is also included, but I find this to be a bit of a pain in the butt to use. It can make it difficult to see the nail, and I’ve had it easily go flying off if it gets hit the wrong way.This includes 5 speed settings; Baby, Adult Medium, Fast and Strong – indicated at the bottom and interestingly named, but they certainly get the point across. The speeds are cycled through with the button at the very top. Underneath that is the button for the LED lights, which I think is a great idea and very helpful for having a clear view of the work you’re doing and what’s been done.The power button is a slider that provides the option of the drill rotating forward or in reverse, with the off button in the center. I do find that the off button can be difficult to get into place easily, but it certainly not the end of the world.It’s a good quality, lightweight, easy to maneuver electric nail drill, and the fact that it’s cordless is certainly helpful. I think it’s perfect for at home use, and whether you’re a beginner or you already know what you’re doing, I would recommend it.

I ordered this for dual purposes: I wanted to be able to file my doggo’s nails properly after they are trimmed so that I could make sure that all the sharp edges are rounded and/or filed so that he doesn’t draw blood on the occasions when he excitedly greets friends at the door. (Oops. Charlie the MGD is very sorry about that; he was just so happy to see them.) I also wanted to be able to remove callouses and dry/dead skin from my feet, because they just seem to be getting worse and worse with age despite my best efforts with the pumice stone in the shower and the moisturizing routine. More direct action was required so I thought I would give this a try. I am glad I did as it is working great.This comes with various different bits that work for different purposes, and the three that I’ve used so far have done a great job. I’m very happy with the way this works and very happy with the results. Charlie’s nails are no longer lethal weapons and he didn’t mind the filing at all. The unit operates at low volume (at least at the speeds that I was using it) and he wasn’t troubled by it, which is a big bonus. And my feet feel smoother and softer already, although I realize that I will likely have to repeat the process a couple of times since the callouses are fairly well established and will likely surface again until I get them completely under control. But wow, even after just one go, they look and feel a lot better.I am very much looking forward to trying this out with some of the other bits on my fingernails next. I am really pleased that I can use the same tool for multiple purposes. I am also very happy that it has a cordless operation and is rechargeable by USB, plus the light helps a lot with Charlie’s nails.All around, very pleased indeed.