JD700 Electric Nail File Drill for Acrylic Nails by Vfa

Carey metz: This drill works great. I've just started doing nails, was hesitant to buy an e-file, as I felt more control with a manual file. But getting gel and acrylic off that way takes forever, so I bit the bullet. I read a ton of reviews, and I wanted one that plugged in, because I heard battery powered ones lost their life pretty quickly (no idea whether that's true or not) and I wanted one that was simple, easily adjusting speed. I also didn't want to spend over $100, and I kept coming back to this one. I've had it for a few months now, and I have to say, it's super user friendly, comfortable to hold, and not as scary as I thought it was going to be. Lol. It's a perfect e- file for me. I'm super happy with it, and I appreciate all the previous reviews.

Canada on Nov 14, 2023

Amazon Customer: The unit works well. Speed isn’t bad. Wish the pedal would control the speed to increase/decrease. The pedal will only go the speed it’s set at.

United States on Aug 24, 2023

Vivían: Great instrument for beginners with foot and hand leveler.

United States on Jul 17, 2023

Bellanger Chantal: Fonctionne très bien, professionnelle, pas de bruit ou très peu, ne chauffe pas même après plusieurs clients, je le conseille.

Canada on Jul 10, 2023

Iris: This works just like the ones at the nail salon. I did my nails, and it was just so much fun to finally get a machine that works. My nails were getting too thick, so I used this to thin them down and they look so professional. I would definitely recommend this product.

United States on Jul 06, 2023

Stelli: Weiter empfehlen . Ich bin sehr zufrieden

Germany on May 28, 2023

W IsaW Isa: Après 1 à d'utilisation entant que prothésiste ongulaire, elle fonctionne toujours parfaitement bien. Je suis très satisfaite

France on Apr 13, 2023

gabriel marcanogabriel marcano: I been a nail tech for 5+ years now.
I bought this style of e-file the first time I ever started. Working in shops with extensive use and drilling down, cutting down and removing soaked off nails. This machine handles it all!
I don't use the foot pedal but it does comes in hand and does make some use.
I am now buying for a 3rd time with no complaints.
What usually goes bad on this after crazy extensive use is the e-file itself. You have to keep it clean and maintenence the dust out of it.
With other nail Techs I worked with who spend $200-$300 on name brand machines, only to get 2-3 years out of it. Every 2 Years I buy this brand and still have not exceeded $200 in 5 years.

If I need too, I would purchase this model again. It serves the purpose of 30,000 rpm.

United States on Feb 10, 2023

Mimi: If you’re only starting off doing nails this is a great beginner drill. It is very affordable compared to other drills

United Kingdom on Aug 22, 2022

Charlotte: I tried several drills in $15-30 range when I first started doing my own nails and the 20k RPM top speed was sufficient, the issue I had was that even the lowest speed was too fast. I had actually landed on a flashy purple drill initially, but I couldn't find it one day and needed my nails done that evening so I ordered the cordless nail drill, ASIN : B08JHQL187, for the fast delivery. Both were around $50, rechargeable, portable/clip-on, both output max 30k RPM which is more than fast enough, but this device goes as slow as 2k RPM, which is more like a very gentle file by hand. My shiny purple one doesn't have an LCD display, but it surely doesn't go anywhere near that slow. I had previously purchased at $70 drill at one point that had, what looked like, an identical silver hand piece like this, and the vibration was unbearable, but this piece is very smooth. Meanwhile my drill bits started sticking in the hand piece of my purple drill where the bit is just pushed into place. So the design that locks the bits in place and twists to release them is the superior hand piece design with the right device.

The only issue I had was that the drill was supposed to come with a...

United States on Jun 06, 2021