Drill is okay but I had to buy separate bits.
I used this drill about twice a week on hard gel and polygel nails. I only ever do my own nails but I do them fairly often so I got a moderate amount of personal use out of it for about 8 months before it completely died.<br /><br />This drill itself worked well for me and I liked that I was able to change the direction of rotation. The drill was slim, light, and easy to hold in either hand the whole time I used it.<br /><br />The bits were fairly useless. The softer bits just kicked up fuzz and most of the metal bits didn’t have enough grit to do anything. I had to buy new bits to get any real use out the the thing but for the price I didn’t mind too much. The bit I get the most use out of is the one that holds disposable arbor bands.<br /><br />The drill gave out and stopped moving counterclockwise about 6 months into using it which was unfortunate because some bits not work while spinning in one direction and it can help to switch directions when you switch hands. Just over a month later it gave out completely in both directions and I can no longer use it at all.<br /><br />Bottom line: Yes, it is a good drill while you can use it but be prepared to buy your own bits if you want to get any real filing done and don’t be surprised if it doesn’t last forever. I am disappointed that it gave out, but I feel like the price made it not worth getting angry about. For personal use it was alright but I would absolutely not recommend for professional use. I’d consider it if I were a nail student trying to save where I could.
Rating: 3 stars