Drywall Sander, 7.2A Electric Drywall Sander with Vacuum Dust Collection, LED Light, 6 Variable Speed Digital Display 900-1800RPM, Foldable & Extendable Handle, 9 Sanding Discs&3 Grid Sandpaper

For a DIY this is a 10 star product. I hate Sanding Sheetrock, for that fact I dislike doing anything with sheetrock, it’s a mess, heavy to be around, but I digress, back to the review…. I always sand to much and my wife complains I have made a mess with dust (dust on everything..can you relate??) Problem solved with this tool. It’s fast, effortless, and attaching it up to a shop vac with a long hose to pull the dust made it “virtually” dustless with what I would call professional results. As I mentioned I have a long shop vac hose (ordered from Amazon) for my orange color box store shop vac which allowed me to place the shop vac outside and run the hose inside attaching directly to the sander. Sanded the kitchen remodel literally in minutes. It’s a tad heavy to hold for long periods if you are doing a ceiling, but again this is a DIY user not a person that does it for a living that would have a lightweight professional grade sander. It folds down nicely to place in its storage bag waiting for its next DIY job. I highly recommend if you order also get a long hose for your shop vac with multiple hose ends so you can clip on the proper size end onto the hose for a snug fit to the sander end. Yes it has a dust bag attached, but I didn’t use it so I can’t review how well it collected dust, personally I think the shop vac is a better option. Also order a selection of different grit sanding disks. The grit range I used was 180 to 220. The Sanding speed switch on the sander I didn’t go much higher than 2 or 3 (out of multiple speeds) and most times I used slow speed 1 to help ensue I wasn’t sanding to much or tearing the Sheetrock. It came out beautiful with professional results, I have been asked by neighbors “who did my Sheetrock work, because it looks great”. 😉. Top coat with a good primer, texture if you wish and use a high quality paint for professional results, but remember it all starts with the tape, mud and how well you sand. This tool sands well with 10 plus stars for this DIY user. Don’t go crazy with mud, remember, applying mud is an art, spread it out and float it. It a wall illusion that it’s all looks flat and consistent to the eye. Happy Sanding.

This electric drywall sander is not only a great performer, but also very durable. Its motor is of high quality and can work stably for a long time, and its body is made of high-strength materials that can resist abrasion and impact. It has excellent dust suction effect, which can effectively reduce dust pollution. Secondly, it has high sanding efficiency, which can save a lot of time and energy. In addition, it is also reasonably priced and cost-effective. After using it for a period of time, I found that I made the right choice, it really works very well and I highly recommend it to friends who need it!

Works AMAZING! Makes sanding drywall quick work. Seems to be built well and solid the strap in the bag could be a bit bigger for us chunky folks, and the vacuum could stand to be a little stronger, But this definitely makes much less of a mess than an electric sander and doesn't kill the arms like a hand sander. Worth every penny. Very impressed.

This 7.2A Electric Drywall Sander is an excellent tool! The built-in vacuum dust collection system keeps the workspace much cleaner and reduces mess. The 6 variable speeds with digital display allow precise control for different surfaces, making sanding more efficient. The LED light is a great feature, helping you see clearly even in darker corners. The foldable and extendable handle makes it easy to use, carry, and store. It also comes with 9 sanding discs and 3 different grit sandpapers, which are very practical. Great value for the price

The MYTOL Electric Drywall Sander seemed like a great deal out of the box — solid features like variable speed, built-in vacuum dust collection, LED lighting, and a foldable handle made it look like a contractor’s dream. Unfortunately, the experience turned south pretty quickly.At first, it worked as expected. The suction system wasn’t perfect but helped cut down on dust, and the LED light was a nice touch for dim corners. However, issues started piling up just a couple of uses in. The vacuum function became inconsistent, the sanding head started wobbling, and the overall feel went from sturdy to fragile. Even the foldable handle became more of a frustration than a convenience.Thankfully, everything started to fail just in time for me to return it — the motor began making strange noises and the variable speed control acted up. It’s one of those tools that give you a false sense of value until you realize reliability matters more than features on paper.If you’re doing light work once or twice, maybe you’ll get away with it. But if you’re expecting this to last or perform under real jobsite pressure, you’ll probably be left disappointed.

We were paid to paint a company's new location, but the walls were so rough (wall paper removed and poor texture) we decided to skim coat every wall. I purchased this tool to sand 1400 square feet of walls. Using a manual sanding poll/pad would have taken hours. I was able to sand every large wall in the office in approximately 30 minutes. The vacuum caught about approximately 2-3 pounds of dust. Mask required: It was still a dusty job.Pros:- Easy to use- Comes with everything you need to start sanding immediately- It does vacuum the sanding dust- Came with a storage bag and the unit fits nicelyCons:- The vacuum didn't catch all of the dust- It's a bit cumbersome to have the dust bag hanging off your shoulder while using the sander- Gets heavy after 10 minutes of sandingAlthough it's not the Festool sander, it's 1/10 of the price for 80-90% of getting the job done. I assume the Festool unit vacuums better and weighs less. If I was sanding walls for a living, I'd most likely purchase the Festool, but for an occasional project, this was perfect.