Review on 💅 RenoJ Portable Electric Nail Drill: Professional Nail Drills for Acrylic Nails, Nail File & Efile- Get Perfect Salon-Quality Nails! by Joseph Marquez

This is a great little nail drill with many positive attributes but room for improvement. It's basically a miniature Dremel nail tool. ADVANTAGES: • Very quiet. • The USB cable is lighter than the power cable. • Good speed range from slow to high. speeds. • You can change the direction of rotation. • More accessories have arrived than you'll ever need (and they're in some really cute little containers). NEUTRAL: • Easy to hold, but still a bit bulky. It would be better if it was smaller: thinner and shorter • Nice slim metal body but slips easily when held - I've added a gel pen which solves the slip problem. It would be great if it had a battery. • The on/off, direction and speed switches are awkwardly located - they are not on the tool itself but on the cord some 30cm from the tool. You have to pull the cord down for each adjustment. They move with the cable. • The drill rolls - if you lower it, it rolls away. The cord can help limit roll, but when unplugged there's nothing to stop it from rolling off the table. To prevent this, I put a drill on a pen with a gel pen. • Carnations are stored in two incompatible plastic containers of different length, width and thickness. Along with the sanding belt pouch, you will need a container to store all the containers! It would be better if at least the nail crumbs were in a single container. In general, this is a good tool for filing nails. I hope that the new versions will be even better.