Makartt Nail Drill Handpiece for Up200 Machine:Professional Electric File Rem...

“El MAKARTT 30000RPM handpiece para el UP200 funciona muy bien y tiene buena potencia. Es suave, no vibra demasiado y permite trabajar con precisión en manicura y pedicura. El control de velocidad es útil y se siente cómodo en la mano. Ideal para uso frecuente en casa o en salón.”

I have a 10 year old SUP200 and it works great. But my hand drill piece finally went bad and I tried to order a new one. But there was one problem when it arrived. The new piece had 3 pin connectors. The old one had 4 pin con connectors. And now the modern one all have either 3 pin or 5 pin connectors. Basically I’m out of luck. It’s still a really great product that will last you for years to come. I highly recommend for a true nail tech to buy. I have my money worth with this product. I’ll just repair the old hand piece for now.

I ordered this with Prime membership, and it was delivered the same day. The first positive is that it fits my Manipro Kupa perfectly, making it a much cheaper replacement for the handpiece (since the Kupa handpiece costs $270+). The Kupa handpiece also tends to stop working properly before the battery piece, so this seemed like a practical alternative. It’s not as lightweight as the most recent Kupa handpiece I owned, but it’s definitely lighter than the older version. However, the downside is the noise—it doesn’t run as smoothly as I expected, and the sound is quite loud. I even recorded a video to show this. Not sure how long it will last, but so far I’d give it 4

Hey folks, Wanted to share my experience with the Makartt Nail Drill Handpiece (Model: B-05), and it's not a happy one. Very disappointed with this. I've purchased this thing three times from Amazon, and each time, it's turned out to be a waste of money. After just a few months, it decides to call it quits. The design flaw that allows nail dust to get inside and kill the functionality. The major issue here is the flawed design. Unlike the original version, this one allows nail dust to get inside, causing it to stop working. Seriously frustrating. For almost 80 bucks a pop, I expected better. It's frustrating, to say the least. Makartt, please fix this design problem so your customers don't end up with a dud.

The Makartt hand drill works perfect with my Kupa. My kupa hand file was giving out on me and a new one runs about $300-$350. I need something to hold me over while I sent it in for repair. This Makartt efile was like $80 bucks and it works better then I expected. It’s much lighter then my Kupa so I’m expecting my hand not to get as tired. So far I am really happy with. It’s definitely a good buy. It came nice packaged with the pin in it to protect the shaft. A def good purchase and a very good price. I give it a 10.

I am a nail tech and broke my hand piece. I decided to try this and it does work. First, it spins backwards. I have forward and reverse so now I have to remember I need to use it the opposite as to how I want it. The switching back and forth is really only an issue when I am doing my own nails since I only use reverse for my right hand. Second, it does get hot! I have noticed the older it gets (I have only had it a few months) that it gets hot earlier in use, currently I can get one hand done before it starts to get hot. Need to get my original repaired and quick!

Best quality

very nice

Reviewing updated within the first year of usage... This is a great handpiece replacement for the up 200 by Kupa. I've had my drill for nearly 30 years and it is by far the workhorse of all nail drills so I wanted another handpiece for this drill I chose the Marquette 3,000 or 30,000 sorry RPMs and it is the perfect compliment to my drill the only downside is the sleeve that's at the bottom base of the handpiece overtime stretches enough that every usage it slides down and slides off so I'm not sure how that can be improved but that's the only downfall so far and I've been using this drill for nearly a year

Not working good

Smaller a little bit it better

It runs fast in my original box. And can’t turn it down anymore

you get what you pay for. gets hot very easily and the handpiece constantly stops while it's running on high speed. I guess it's good for a temporary handpiece but overall isn't worth the money.