Rechargeable Electric Callus Remover for Feet with 6 Roller Heads, Dual-Speed Foot File, Waterproof Pedicure Kit for Smooth Skin and Foot Spa

I have struggled to find the perfect tools to help with my feet and this is by far the most amazing tool. The rechargeable feature is amazing. No need to fuss, trying to find batteries every time it’s low.The motor in the electric buffer works very well. I didn’t have an issue with it bogging down or stopping. It was seamless. I now have the softest feet. The other tools attached are sharp and easy to use. Just be cautioned to not take off to much as it will leave your feet sore.This product will last you a lifetime. And the comfort of the buffer is great, it’s not bulky in the least. It’s quick to do its job so no need to sit there for too long long to get the job done.

Works very well, has lots of options and extra tools. The simple two speed grinder with 3 types grit is all that you need

Nice product that performs well. I especially like that it is rechargeable and holds a charge for a long time.

This callus removal tool kit works very well. That being said, I have two issues that kept me from giving this a five star review. The electric tool needs more power. When you use it you have to VERY gently run it over the dry skin and it very slowly removes it. It does a very good job as long as you remember not to press too hard and to take your time. The second complaint I have about the electric tool is the charging cable, it has a USB-A to plug into power and instead of a USB-C or another standard USB plug to plug into the callus removal tool they have a proprietary plug. So don't lose the charging cable that came with the callus removal tool or you won't be able to charge it. Overall this kit does a very good job removing dead skin on my feet and makes them feel nice and soft. I would certainly recommend it to someone wanting to keep their feet in good shape.

My feelings have been rough for the past couple years. I haven't been able to take care of them as I usually do. This callous remover has been a life saver. I've tried soaking my feet and removing them dry. I would say to soak the first and then us the callous remover. I would advise you to take it easy if you soak your feet, as this will eat through the callouses. For me, I wasn't careful and it caused some pain and irritation. It works well and the battery life has been great.ni haven't had to recharge it yet and I use this around once in three days. I think the look, weight, and size is what you would expect from such a tool.

I bought this because I have calluses on that bone on the outside of my foot that causes pain when I walk. They were rock hard and that weird metal cheese shredder foot thing from Walmart wasn't working.This is a godsend. Didn't even need the heavy duty head. I also used it on my leg to see if it would hurt. It felt nice XD. There was so much dead skin coming off my foot that I looked like that sand dude from Spiderman. Worth the buy for sure tho. My feet feel 10 years younger. I didn't soak them first like I was suppose to and it still worked. I watched it clean my foot and it pleased me.If you go at to far of an angle, it will suck your skin up into the thing. It automatically shuts off when that happens. Scary but no pain.Cant figure out wtf the silicone button looking thing it for. And the razorblade bottle opener thing is alarming to look at.Battery is great, still haven't charged it.Easy to use.Looks good.Will buy again if it breaks.

I made an impulse buy and overall I like this. It came with a lot of extras but I wish one of them would have been a brush to clean it. Also the motor needs to have more power. If you hold to close to your foot it can slow up and even stop so you have to use it lightly against your foot, elbow, etc. Once your find your range of pressure you will see it does a really good job.If you want a really really good one spend the extra. but I still recommend this one because the price is year low for what you do get from the device and the extras that come with it.

The on/off switch developed a fault after 6 months. It unexpectedly turned on by itself after not having been used for a few days. I heard an unusual noise & when I investigated the electric callus remover was running. This potentially could have caused a fire because I used to store the device, fully assembled, in the box it came in. I've taken to removing the abrasive head after I use the device & store it away from anything flammable. It has started on its own one other time...in the middle of the night. It's loud enough that it'll wake you up in a quiet house. The switch takes many presses to turn the device on or off. I should probably quit using it, but I haven't because it works very well when I finally get it to turn on. I'd buy another if I thought this was a fluke, but I just don't know.