Does everyone in the family need their own? And if so would a battery operated be better for a teenager? Corded for mom?
1833550
If you monitor it corded is much better removing callous... what you could do is get everyone there own "roller". Its kind of like finger nail clippers you can share that but not a razor......hope that helps
1833551
Whethet everyone needs their own is a personal choice. I know that the rollers are washable and you can buy extra, then each person can get their own. I chose corded because when the battery is dieing then the device loses power. I find the cord is long enough to maneuver around, doesnt bother me any. I would say it depends on your preference.
1833552
If you buy extra filing cartridges I think you could share the electric Emjoi. I wouldn't want to use one that someone else used. I have had battery operated and electric...love the electric! Battery powered is not powerful enough....just my thoughts.
1833553
I would suggest each person use their own roller. I prefer corded as the battery operated loses power too quickly.
386935
Depends how it is used. I recommend to configure the off option, so when the kids leaves it, it turns off by itself automatically after 1 minute. In my experience it not that bad and you can always use rechargeable batteries
1670758
NO. It is plug only. I don't know if there are ones out there that are battery operated
887616
No battery...just corded. I got this many years ago and do not even have it any longer. Sorry!
518604
It's probably as easy as with any battery driven cordless. I can do it fairly easily with one hand; two would be easier.
1074143
Not sure.Mine is corded, and I didn't realize it was described as being battery operated.
1922373
I have not used the other products you refer to, but as far as starting it, all you need is two hands to grip the handles and away you go. As far as power, I actually have the corded electric one and have NO issues with power, but I gave the battery operated one to my father with an extra battery because I read the reviews that the battery didn't last as long. He has had no issues but does use the backup battery so he is not interrupted waiting to charge the battery when he is using it. I have had NO chain issues, and I have cut through thick branches that the guard cannot even get around (just have to maneuver more). This actually is like a small chain saw, just very safety oriented, less noise (only when you run it and cut with it), no gas/oil smells or messes. Very low maintenance. I LOVE it, my dad does too and now two of my uncles are getting them
1555452
I look at for use down the road. Batteries are a big cost. 20 volts are running $50. That is more than I payed for the cord drill and it will last longer than the battery life. Plus, yes, there is more power than a battery powered drill. I did also pick up the 12v drill. the batteries cost half as much. You would have the portability w/t 12v and the power when needed w/t corded version. Then, after ten years when you can't buy the batteries any more you still have the cord version to use with all the attachments that you purchased. Just my thoughts.
296911
Correct. It is not cordless as it does need power from an "extension cord".
1908469
No, this is not battery operated, it does come with a wall plug. The cord is a decent length too.
1216976
It needs to be plugged in. It's portable and can be moved around the house, but it needs power.
730790
There are no batteries needed. Please note though that you do need to buy an electric cord as long as you think you will need. It doesn't come with any.
1894920
Either. I have been using batteries, safer with my 2 yrs old son knocking it around. . It came with detached ac power plug, i havent used it yet. However i noticed that the wire is short. I like this product bec i get to choose to use batteries or power cord.
1041862
Its not battery operated if that's what you are asking. You have to plug it in to use it.
304252
Yes, it has to be plugged in. It does not come with a battery adapter. I had an outlet on my porch within reach, but most people probably need to use an extension cord.
2010739
Yes. I love mine. My teenaged daughter wouldn't leave it alone, so I got her one. If it can withstand her abuse and still perform top quality, I would recommend it to anyone.
554409
Works just fine "corded" or battery only. I've had mine for over 2 years now and love it. Has been used both ways in which you are questioning.