Review on KINGNOVA 12V Cordless Buffer Polisher for Car - Efficient 2 in 1 Polisher Sander with Variable Speed, 2.0Ah Battery & Fast Charger - Ideal for Car Polishing, Waxing Decorations, and Detailing by Michael Barry

You should probably not order this buffer. The disadvantages of owning them outweigh the advantages. I'll simplify and give several reasons why this isn't a good investment. 1. Poor battery life. A full charge will give you five to ten minutes of runtime depending on your speed setting. Which brings us to an even bigger problem.2. No replaceable batteries. The factory that makes these buffers is the only one that makes batteries that work with them. And they don't just make batteries for the brands they sell them to in bulk. Batteries are not available anywhere on the web for individual use.3. The security lock is a bit annoying. On many cordless power tools, if you turn off the fuse, you can start and stop the tool as many times as you like before turning the fuse back on. This buffer is designed in such a way that every time you take your finger off the trigger you have to turn off the safety again. So it's an extra step to take every time you stop using it for just a few seconds. It overheats where you keep it. I know it's handy to be able to get something with a brushless motor if you're going to be using a tool for a long period of time. But I've never had a buffer or grinder that heats up so quickly. Even if you had a few spare batteries for this thing, you wouldn't be able to keep it running for long.5. Only suitable for spot cleaning or grinding. If you really want to wax your car and then polish it, you will need a buffer with 6 inch pads. These are three inch pads. And that's fine if you're just polishing headlights or have a scratch on the paintwork. However, this is impractical if you're trying to make more than one panel on your car. You can buy individual pads, but for all that, just buy another buffer that comes with wider pads. I used this for the headlights of our SUV. Conveniently, you don't need to use a wired buffer. But this is perhaps the only plus of this tool. You can find a decent branded wired buffer for about the same price. You can spend twenty dollars more and get an ACDelco wireless buffer that doesn't have the problems this one has. I received this bumper for free from Revain in exchange for an honest and fair review. And I'm telling you, be careful. If I had really spent 80€ for it, I would be very disappointed. In this sense. If you are also a member of the Revain Vine program, you have the opportunity to review this buffer. Or if you are a regular customer someone might offer you a promotion one day if you buy it yourself and check it out, don't worry. If I see a rave review of this thing in the future, all I'm told is that you either didn't take it out of the box or didn't use it until the battery died. If you think you're just giving it to someone else, you'll only make yourself look bad when they realize it's a piece of junk. Especially after the excitement of just picking up a great gift bumper. Don't embarrass yourself with someone you really care about. It is, and I'm not afraid to tarnish reviewers who might convince customers to forego $80 for something they'll eventually have to return when I think they never used the buffer. Final verdict: don't buy. Not for me. Not as a gift to anyone. If you have an opportunity to get it for free or somehow offset the cost of the purchase (gift cards, etc.), don't worry. Because you'll never finish using it unless you have to polish/sand something in less than five minutes every hundred years.