Elegelli Nice

The loudest thing about it is the finish.

A brushless motor, 85 W in reserve and a battery that unplugs the whole station. Built for hands that work all day.

  • Cordless
  • Brushless
  • 85 W
  • 8-10 h battery
The Elegelli Nice nail drill docked on black glass in a dark studio, its readout glowing
01 · Speed

45,000RPM

turns a minute, metered from zero

And your hand feels none of them.

85W

Held in reserve so the speed never dips under load.

2.35mm

The standard shank. Every bit you own already fits.

02 · Silence

This is 45,000 RPM, drawn as sound.

Brushless. Nothing inside fights itself.

03 · Control

The anatomy of a steady hand.

Every part between the motor and the nail exists to remove tremor. What is left is your line, drawn at speed.

The handpiece standing vertical on black, tip down
Ribbed collarStrain relief where the cable meets the hand.
One piece barrelSeamless, glossy, wiped clean in one pass.
Lock marksTurn the ring to the open lock to release a bit, back to the closed lock to secure it.
Machined gripHelical grooves engraved in the chrome keep your fingertips planted.
Machined colletCloses evenly around a 2.35 mm shank. Zero wobble.
The steel tip touching the edge of a nail, lit by a thin line of light

Precision is a feeling before it is a spec.

A technician working on a client's nail in a dark salon, seen over the client's shoulder
04 · The chair

Her hand goes soft. That is the whole review.

No rising whine, no heat at the nail plate, no vibration running into her fingers. The part of the appointment people brace for quietly stops being the part they brace for.

The nail drill docked at night, its display the only light in the room
After hours

It sleeps standing up.

Docked, charging, the display dimmed to a number. The first client of tomorrow meets a full battery.

Design

As clean as the work it does.

A seamless white housing, a clear cradle that keeps the handpiece off the desk, and a base that gives charging a permanent address.

The complete white kit photographed on white
The handpiece on white
A barrel that wipes clean in one pass.
Control unit, handpiece and base laid out on white
Unit, handpiece, base. The whole kit.
Elegelli Nice nail drill specifications

Every number, in the open.

Motor
Brushless
Power
85 W
Speed range
0 to 45,000 RPM
Bit shank
2.35 mm (3/32″)
Battery
Li-ion 2500 mAh 7.4 V, 8 to 10 h per charge
Charging
3 h by USB-C or on the smart base, 5 V 2 A
Display
Digital, speed and battery level
Material
Die-cast aluminium alloy, UV surface treatment
Use
Professional manicure and pedicure
For nail technicians

Professional cordless nail drill for manicure and pedicure

The Elegelli Nice is a professional cordless electric nail file, also called an e-file or portable nail drill. Its 85 W brushless motor runs from 0 to 45,000 RPM and lasts 8 to 10 hours on a charge: gel polish, builder gel and acrylic removal, natural nail prep, cuticle work, refining enhancements, manicure and pedicure, with no cable on the table.

The collet takes 3/32″ (2.35 mm) shank bits, the standard for nail drill bits, and forward and reverse rotation suits right- and left-handed nail techs. Built for the salon and for mobile technicians, it charges by USB-C from any 100 to 240 V supply.

Frequently asked questions

What speed for removing gel polish or acrylic with the nail drill?

Between 15,000 and 25,000 RPM depending on the bit and the product, with a carbide or removal bit. Take gel polish, builder gel or acrylic off layer by layer, without pressure and without touching the natural nail. Speed is set finely on the control unit, and the power reserve keeps it from dropping on thick product.

Which nail drill bits are compatible?

Every 3/32″ (2.35 mm) shank bit, whatever the brand: carbide, diamond, ceramic and sanding bands. The drill ships with 6 bits and 6 sanding bands.

How long does the battery last?

8 to 10 hours of work per charge, a full salon day. A complete charge takes 3 hours, by USB-C from any 100 to 240 V adapter or on the smart charging base that keeps it charged on the nail desk.

Does it work for left-handed technicians?

Yes. Rotation reverses with one press on the control unit, forward or reverse, so you work in the natural direction of your hand, right or left.

Can it be used for pedicure?

Yes. The 85 W and 45,000 RPM keep the torque on thick nails and calluses, with the bits made for pedicure. If the handpiece is pushed too hard for too long, the overload protection stops it before it heats up.

Cordless or corded nail drill, which one?

A corded drill stays tied to its socket. The cordless drill follows you, from one station to the next or to your clients’ homes, with the same power: the control unit clips to your belt, the handpiece connects to it, and nothing runs to the wall while you work.

Professional manicure and pedicure

Put it on your desk.

The drill your hands stop noticing, because it never asks for your attention.

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