Medicool Pro Power 30K Professional Nail Drill - 30,000 RPM Electric Manicure Pedicure Machine for Natural & Gel Nails | PROPOW-30P | Perfect for Salon & Home Nail Care

Update Sept 2021: I still have this exact same unit I got in 2017 and I love it! Still no problems and working the perfectly as if it were new. I use this regularly every month since I first got it.Original Review: There's a lot to love about this file. I was really skeptical about it because it was cheap (in the world of electric files) and I saw a lot of reviews saying it was breaking on them after a few months of use, overheating, etc but I've had a wonderful experience with it. I do have a few cons which I'll go over at the end but they aren't intense enough to remove any stars, in my eyes.Pors:- Long power cord makes for easy repositioning of the whole unit- Removable speed pedal- On/off switch, direction switch, and speed of drill all easy to read and reach- It's very small and compact- While it can get warm if always plugged in or using for long periods of time, it cools off very fast- The handpiece is amazingly light (5.8 ounces) and easy to hold. It is heavy towards the end but you can still hold it easily towards the front and not have this be an issue.Cons:- The speed of the drill is not a digital display (doesn't affect the product, but it can be helpful seeing a number rather than a spot on the dial)- On/off switch can be difficult to flip at certain angles/with long nails- The hand piece's cord is coiled and this can get caught on the corner of my workstation, drawers, etc (more a pet peeve)I originally bought this in May 2017 and it is now October which is the 5 months later and it still works great. I haven't seen any issues in functionality and it always works through products well. I only use this for nails and nail enhancements but you could easily use this for feet with the appropriate drill bit.Overall, the small cons are easily overlooked by all the benefits of this inexpensive file. If you're working with hard materials like acrylic and gel or wanting something to help with pedicures/calculus on feet I'd highly recommend this efile!I just got it early April 2015 and I like it so far. I am not a professional and have never used a drill like this before. It only came with 2 bits. I am learning how to do my own UV Gel nails so I will update again after I become more familiar with it. I want to list what is all included with this unit. The motor box, Foot pedal which clicks on and off - it's not a graduated push and release, Micro Motor Hand piece, Hand piece cradle, Power Cord, Clear plastic bit box with two silver metal bits, Instructional DVD, Warranty Post Card, 8-1/2 x 11 single sided instruction sheet, long colored order form to order many different bits, paper slip explaining how to blow air into hand piece to remove dust, little clear baggie with 1 fuse and two little things that look like tiny copper rectangles attached to tiny spring with little silver metal cubes at the other end of the springs (sorry don't know what that is) and what I believe to be a flat, metal cut out tool maybe to open up the hand piece or box to change the fuse or something? It's 30,000 RPM's, 120 or 220 Volts, Forward and Reverse direction, 6 oz hand piece. USB X000LJOJ7L. The bigger bit that came with it seemed to not remove much gel; like you'd have to work on it for a while. I need to get emery and other bits.3 1/2 stars from me. It's ok but the Kupa UP200 is better, even though the Kupa is only 20,000 rpms it doesn't overheat unlike the Medicool. The medicool over heats and the hand piece although light in weight is bulky in my hand because of the mechanism that allows you to change the carbide bits protrudes out a little bit. The Kupas handpeice is a bit heavier but it is more stream lined and made to be sturdier and doesn't overheat. The medicool is compact but still does not beat the Kupa. I am a professional nail technician, if my job requires me to do several acrylic nails fills or full sets in a row then I need something that won't heat up and get hot in my hand. I will be returning this as soon as I can and just shell out $150ish more for the Kupa. I own a medicool pro power pack that is rechargeable and though that the electric file for the table would be just as good, it is not. My portable power pack is better then this except it needs to be recharged which was why I bought the one for the table. I have included my coworkers Kupa and the medicool for comparasion. In our work stations there are holes in it so we can put our hand pieces in and mine does not fit in it but hers does, hence the reason why I say the medicools hand piece is bulky and not streamlined.After doing some extensive research on the different medicool products and comparable products, I decided to go with this one. So far I believe I the right decision. Several months ago I purchased a lower quality drill - I think it's considered mid grade. It had good reviews but I wasn't a fan. I had just started doing my own nails and I didn't put a whole lot of research into it, it was pink and had good reviews so I bought it. My biggest issue was that the handle would get so hot after just A few minutes of use. In addition to that it was quite loud, and although it had 20 K RPMs it seems to be rather slow. After eight months and little use it died - I wasn't heartbroken about this because that meant I was justified in getting a new one! So I didn't make the same mistake again, I did a boat load of research. This drill is EVERYTHING I wanted it to be. It's smooth, the hand piece never gets hot, and quiet powerful (I haven't even gotten close to using this and it's 30 K rpm's). And to top that all off, it came with three very nice bits! I would highly recommend this to anybody looking for a quality drill.I got this to replace a kupa one I had that died on me and I like this one better. The handle is lighter and the machine is smaller. The former may seem like a nickpick but when you are holding something that vibrates all day, weight starts to matter more than you think. The latter is nice because of its slimmer design. My only gripe is that sometimes the handle cord comes loose but it isn’t a dealbreaker. It’s a strong machine for its size. I do have to say the foot pedal for it seems rather flimsy but I never use it so I am not the best judge on the durability of it.Was the Biden cost of 73 dollars of duty plus 40 for shipping should of been told of the dutyI liked this machine a lot until it malfunctioned.... 37 days after I received it. Too bad there's only a 30 day return policy. Luckily the manufacturer is willing to let me return it under warranty and take a look at it.perfectyes, I love medicool productsThis machine is pretty good