Decent corded e-file with some (not deal-breaking) issues. Wildly expensive.
The HayZBao 35000 RPM Professional Electric Nail Drillis a decent corded e-file with a few design inconveniences.The good• large range of speeds – especially since I mainly use an e-file for cuticle and callus work I need low speeds so as not to hurt myself• low noise and vibration• reasonable torque at higher speedsNot so good• need a table top to set the base on, so it’s not as portable as it could be• doesn’t turn off after even two hours of inactivity, even when the e-file is not connected to the base, so I think it might be possible to accidentally power up the base and leave it powered up.• the collar that opens and closes the chuck is textured, but not quite enough – at one point I thought the chuck was stuck in the closed position, but I just didn’t have a good enough grip to turn the collar. A scrap of an old dishwashing glove would help.• Directions that need to be read with a magnifying glass should be posted on the product page. While it’s not that hard to remember how many presses turn turn on/off, pause and reverse directions, a toggle switch for these functions would have been more straightforward, especially because the way the electronics interpret clicks is a bit funky.ºº If you are paused, a double click switches from F to R and the device stays paused until you single click to restartºº If you want to switch rapidly from F to R, your double click has to be very fast (and even if you think you’ve mastered the clicking technique, it can be somewhat hit-or-miss) or the machine interprets your clicks as pause and restart so “nothing happens”• I tested only the needle bit of the included starter bit set and it is definitely not spectacular. A good set of bits is not expensive and makes a huge difference.• the biggie at the time of this review: price! An identical model from a different Amazon vendor is currently selling for half its price (and the other vendor even includes a couple more bits).

Good E-drill
This is a good electric drill by Hayzbao. It’s rechargeable and portable. It is easy to operate. It makes very little noise or vibration. The LCD screen on the unit shows the speed, rpms, battery level, forward and reverse, and pause. The control button is easy to use. To turn on/off just long press the button. To pause, press button once. To adjust the speed just rotate the button to the speed you want. Once charged, the battery can last 8-10 hours. The drill is lightweight and comfortable to hold, but it is fatter than I would like. It comes with 6 standard drill bits: straight point, football, cone, barrel medium, barrel coarse, and mandrel. On the unit are places to hold the drill bits, which makes it easy to swap out bits as needed. It also has a dust cover for the top of the unit. It comes with 56 Arbor bands that are fine and coarse. I did not like that I needed a magnifying glass to read the instruction pamphlet. At the time of my review, the drill was marked down 40%, which is more in line with the value of this drill.

Efficient and Portable Nail Drill!
It’s lightweight, portable, and the rechargeable feature is super convenient. The 56 sanding bands included are a great bonus for versatility. My only critique is that it can be a bit noisy at higher speeds, but overall, it’s a great value for the price!

Rechargeable plus loads of replacement tips
Ordered this because my daughters are always literally begging my to do their nails and I’m not a pro but I figured this would help me accomplish better results. Somehow I missed the fact that its rechargeable! That turns it into an extremely versatile tool that can be used on other things than just nails, especially with the amount of sanding tips rgeve included. Everything about this tool is beyond perfect other than the little cover for the other bits. I’d suggest making the black plastic doughnut shaped piece lock on somehow since this is portable and only takes one@