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Rk
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2025
This little handy dandy polisher is way cool. I mean. Who doesn't like shiny things? This device can get all sorts of different things bright and shiny. It's one draw back is that it only holds 3/32" shanked bits, which are a tad harder to come by than standard 1/8". It's a small price to pay, considering how quietly the motor runs. Even at full bore, 35,000 rpm this useful, lightweight tool barely hums. It is so quiet in fact we were able to grind down our cats claws while she slept. Which in itself makes this polisher worth its weight in gold. I wish it came with a few more bits, but it's a decent starter set each bit coming with two sizes of heads. They are all comical shaped which I feel is the most versatile, because the tip allows you to get into small areas inaccessible with a standard polishing cloth. I already have put probably close to 10 hours on it and it's going strong, the battery shows zero signs of undercharging or too fast of a discharge either. Lastly the twist locking mechanism is fantastic, making it easy to do one handed bit changes, which makes you look like a boss.
DSVeteran
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2025
At the end of the day this is just a compact, cordless mini rotary tool, packaged with some soft polishing bits aimed at maintaining dentures. I don't have dentures (yet) but I am an electronics hobbyist. Mini rotary tools come in very handy for micro drilling, grinding of tracks for repairs, etc. I have multiple Dremels but they are big and bulky for the smaller jobs, which is where a tool like this really shines. Bring your own Dremel bits and you can do far more than polishing dentures with this thing! It's not overly powerful but you don't need a lot of power for the jobs I use this for.
Theodore L.
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2025
This works well to work the various bits at the speeds you need and is bidirectional so you can use it in either way. The truck is basically an open and closed settings only set up, but that is fine for what is included. The controls can be tricky to get used to and how you hold it but once I got used to holding the buttons downwards it worked great.
Baileymon1
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2025
Great idea and good marketing towards polishing teeth but this is a basic Dremel with less power. Half the size, half the power and double the cost. You can pretty much get every attachment that is here as well. As far as the product goes it works Great for teeth. Just enough pressure to do the job but if you wanted to use it for other applications it starts to get weak in comparison. I know it may be specifically set for a lower power specifically for teeth buy why double the price?
LB
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2025
I don't know why the product name doesn't mention the word "denture" anywhere when all the product photos are of dentures. But that gives you an idea what it's good for - denture material and other materials of similar softness. The included attachments are also shaped for dentures and other tight crevices, hence the skinny tapered cone heads. They're not great for flat or convex surfaces.Well, I'm lucky to still have real teeth, so I was hoping to use this to polish things like glass, pots and pans, and so on. Turns out the included attachments are too soft for those. They'll grind away material and remove scratches, but they'll get eaten up fast. See photos of my test with an aluminum pan. Just polishing that one 8" pan, not even the entire bottom, wore away most of the ceramic attachments. The blue and pink attachments started out the same size; polishing the pan ground down the pink one THAT much. So this tool has a pretty narrow range of use cases. Be aware of that before you buy. To be fair, the product instructions do specifically mention dentures and make no claims about polishing metals and other hard stuff, so I'm not inclined to subtract stars.Also, I made a convenient attachment holder from a bit of foam I upcycled from some foam that some electronic doodad was packaged in. Just use a pin to poke a pilot hole, then shove 'em in. Much more convenient than the ziploc bag provided where they were all jumbled together.
Iliana H
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2025
This polishing tool is so easy to use. I like that it comes with different attachments and it was really easy to switch from one to the other. I also really appreciated that it came with a case and that it's cordless. It makes it so much easier to use. It charges fast and has good power. Doesn't take a lot to get the bumps out and smooth out the dentures.
Customer review
Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2025
This mini electric polisher works well.It's convenient, quiet, and portable. It's not as powerful as a similarly priced corded rotary tool. The controls are actual buttons, and not conductive touch pads. Random hand touches and slips won't change your drill settings during use!I find this polisher very useful for light cleaning and carving of small delicate objects. If you need a high powered tool, look elsewhere.
Grayson
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2025
Even the roughest grits of this are pretty soft. It uses silicone soft tips with grits for polishing. I do not think 35000 RPM is an accurate measure, but I mean, it's fast. Don't expect the tool to do any heavy sanding- I got this to help tidy up 3D prints and I think it's too soft even for that, but polishing resin prints should be plenty fine. It comes in a nice case with room for the polisher and the bits. I don't think I can recommend it for the price.
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