So far, so good
It arrived yesterday. It turns on and spins around whichevr little widget you have inserted. I tried it on smoothing down the rough skin on my bunions and the back edge of my heels. Reason I got it was to be able to remove my own powdered acrylic nail treatment, because the salon I go to charges extra for that. If I go in with already bare nails, I can save six bucks. Not time yet to try that, so will have to wait and see.<br /><br />As far as all the stuff that comes with the drill, there are three separate containers under the blister insert with the extra bits, and they are all hard to open -- I take that back: the two little plastic boxes are hard to open (I thought I would have to take pliers or a hammer to one of them), and the pink thing containing the &#34;surprise&#34; gift is a cute container with so much stuff in it that it cannot possibly close properly - so I took everything out of it and carry it in my purse when I figure out what I want to put in it.<br /><br />I kept going back and forth between 3 stars and 4 while writing this review but settled on 4 just because the drill is pink and does not look like a piece of hardware.
Rating: 4 stars