RedFlow nail drill

Bought this Dec 2021, worked great and now today August 2023 it stop working.Use it for personal use. Used maybe 2x a month.

The nail drill was used for its intended purpose! Cut and reshaped acrylic nails. Works well for non-professional use.

Está muy corto el cable, por lo demás es muy bueno

I really like this drill for my beginner self. It’s easy to hold and small and not too powerful for a beginner but don’t let that fool you because it is still a very powerful drill and does the job well. It has different power levels for even more control and comfort. It’s easy to maneuver around my nails. The only reason I have it 4 stars instead of 5 is because the toggle/control portion does feel a bit flimsy and not sure how long it will hold up and secondly the instructions for each head is suuuuuper small and not really legible so if you’re a beginner like me there will be lots of googling for each one because there might as well not be any instructions with this one. Other than that I really like it so far and have used it 4 or 5 times now and it’s also portable with a usb plug instead of standard electric plug in as well so that’s a nice feature if you’re like me and move from the bedroom to living room to back porch or wherever the day takes you lol.

Only that wish speed was on drill. Other than that drill is ok

After over a decade of getting my nails done professionally every two weeks, the pandemic and its resulting shutdowns left me bare nailed. While I like the look of natural nails as much as I do colorful ones, mine happen to be weak, which is why I started getting them done all those years ago. No supplements or 'better nails' tricks worked, but acrylic nails kept them from having all the painful issues. Plus, they looked great! A move to a new city meant trying dip instead, and it worked too. So when I could no longer take the pain of natural nails, I started doing my own dipped nails at home, but I am definitely not a pro at it, which is why I bought this fantastic nail drill.It works like a dream for me. I can control the speed and choose the bits that work best for me, whether I am shaping and smoothing the tips or fixing a dipped nail that I didn't get quite thin enough. It is light weight, compact for storing, and not the least bit intimidating (honestly, I thought it might be until the first time I used it--then I felt silly for ever being nervous about using it!). I've used it four times now, and I don't have anything but praise for it at this point.

I got this nail drill to do polygel nails at home. Very user friendly. You have to plug it in to something, so I just got a battery pack making it pretty portable. I wish it went a bit slower, but overall great. It only lasted about 20 months. Which for $20 is like $1/mo, so I mean, much cheaper than getting your nails done. It still "works" sort of. You just have to hold it exactly right. I think it was definitely worth the price; just know it won't last forever.

I liked it until the cord went bad. I feel it should have lasted longer.