Micro Pedi Pro vs corded
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I can carry the Pro outside to the porch or outdoor area and work on feet. It creates a lot of dust as it sands through the calluses and I find much less clean up when I go outdoors to use it. Plus I do not have to be close to an electrical outlet when I use it as you would with a corded version.
1946991
I prefer the chargeable so I can go outside with it to take care of my feet. Don't like having to stick by a plug or doing it inside.
925851
they both work. The only difference is the XR which means extended run time. The regular ones usually come with the tool, but the XR is preferable. They really do last longer and have more power. My favorite cordless drill is discontinued, and have worn out multiple batteries over the years, but drill is still going.
1967821
It comes with only 1 roller - the blue one, which is not the most powerful one. This single roller doesn't last much more than 3 or 4 uses, so you should definitely buy extra rollers when you buy your micro-pedi!
861655
The proxxon is quieter then the competition that I have used but I haven't used the one you mention. Also, you mention cordless...there is a big difference between cordless and A/C corded units.
745411
Kathy , I have the both models , thee re-chargeable is the best one for me and the one with the cord , I feel the cord is to short and don't feel right while I'm shaving , the cord is always in the way
140003
Yes, I prefer the Pedco UltraPod II for it was very stable on table tops. Also it is very compact such that I can fold it up to fit in my camera back pack. The added feature which drew me to this item was the Velcro strap that allowed me to strap tripod with my DSLR camera to railings, chairs and poles. The strapping was stable for the DSLR camera and there was plenty of room to move the camera to focus on my subject. This was a great buy. I would also recommend using a remote control for the camera to give you more flexability with locations to strap the camera. I used the remote control and tripod strapped to a rail for steady evening shots on a cruise ship. Yes, I prefer the Pedco UltraPod II for it was very stable on table tops. Also it is very compact such that I can fold it up to fit in my camera back pack. The added feature which drew me to this item was the Velcro strap that allowed me to strap tripod with my DSLR camera to railings, chairs and poles. The strapping was stable for the DSLR camera and there was plenty of room to move the camera to focus on my subject. This was a great buy. I would also recommend using a remote control for the camera to give you more flexability with locations to strap the camera. I used the remote control... » Read More Yes, I prefer the Pedco UltraPod II for it was very stable on table tops. Also it is very compact such that I can fold it up to fit in my camera back pack. The added feature which drew me to this item was the Velcro strap that allowed me to strap tripod with my DSLR camera to railings, chairs and poles. The strapping was stable for the DSLR camera and there was plenty of room to move the camera to focus on my subject. This was a great buy. I would also recommend using a remote control for the camera to give you more flexability with locations to strap the camera. I used the remote control and tripod strapped to a rail for steady evening shots on a cruise ship. « Show Less
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NO. the Micro is hand use only. I had to purchase a Dremel cordless large size for the tool station.
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I'm not sure as I only have the 3G, but it might be the foot stirrup though. The 3G is awesome if that makes any difference.
1479384
I've never used the corded model, but I'd say the noise is what I expect from this tool. I don't find it to be too loud at all, however I could see it bothering animals. It has a bit of a higher pitch to it, especially when it first starts up.
1977219
Yes, do two Labradors regularly and love the convenience of no cord! Works great! Aldo know a professional groomer that uses one which is where I got the recommendation from.
556137
I would say it is better because it is so portable and you don't have to deal with the cords. It is certainly every bit as effective. I've used mine in the middle of having a dinner party and no one ever guessed that I was having a problem with my back that evening. Great, great product.
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I found this blog post that does an excellent comparison of the two models. Hope it helps others trying to make sense of things!<http://talesofamountainmama.com/review/kid-cos-new-2013-peapod-and-peapod-plus-comparison>
378240
Don't know I've never tried the micro-pedi man. I'm truly impressed with this product though
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No, not really. It's for feet and legs, and in my opinion didn't do a really good job on either. I still stand by the hand-held Mini Pro for all body parts. I used it on my back, feet, legs.
384351
I looked up the personal pedi, and yes they are similiar. I first saw the Emjoi Micro Pedi on QVC shopping channel. I ended up buying mine at Costco. I have bought a few for gifts on amazon. The prices range from 29 to 45.I like the handle that fits in your hand. The little minis probably are just a good and the cost is 20. I think to little. I have seen them at Walgreens. I am a huge fan. My feet are smooth and you cant overdo it. Enjoy. Hope that is helpful. I just ordered replacement cartridges for mine. Love it.
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I only use this to trim pads and sanitary area. Im a professional groomer, so on the body ; if you like the cordless get the Ion by ostar, its cost more but i use it daily, big or small dogs ket the extra battery, gomto pet edge.
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I believe it's just one company has the rights to use the word micro, so the other must call it mini. The micro clover is more expensive.