Comparison Maniquick MQ 747 vs Polaris PSR 0801

The total number of attachments or tools included in the kit.

Nozzles are referred to when it comes to an electric model, tools are indicated for instrument sets (see "Type"). In both cases, the more diverse the equipment, the more extensive the possibilities of the manicure set, the more advanced it is considered. On the other hand, this indicator significantly affects the dimensions, weight and cost, and the real need for a variety of nozzles / tools does not always arise. Therefore, when choosing, you should take into account the features of using the device: it hardly makes sense to purchase a professional set of a couple of dozen tools if you just need to keep your nails in order while traveling.

Note that in sets that include double-sided devices (for example, with a scraper on one side and a cuticle spatula on the other), each side of such a device is considered a separate tool (as it has its own application).

The type of power used by the electric model (see "Type").

— Network. Powered by normal household sockets. This option is convenient because you do not have to monitor the condition of the battery / accumulator: the machine will work as long as there is voltage in the network, and the risk of being left without power at the most inopportune moment (for example, in the middle of the work process) is minimal. On the other hand, in the absence of sockets, such models become practically useless; in addition, the mains cable restricts mobility.

— Battery. Powered by an original branded battery that does not belong to standard sizes (see "Batteries" below), and in some models it is also non-removable. Like replaceable cells, batteries allow the machine to work regardless of the presence of outlets nearby; at the same time, in some moments this option is much more convenient. So, batteries are able to accumulate more energy, which has a positive effect on power and battery life; they are immediately supplied in the kit, which eliminates the additional hassle and cost of the purchase; and charging the battery is usually easier and cheaper than looking for fresh batteries. On the other hand, if there is a supply of batteries, they can be easily changed, while recharging takes time and a power source.

— Batteries. Powered by replaceable elements of a stand...ard size — for example, "finger" AA (other options may also be found). Such models, like battery ones, do not depend on sockets and can be used autonomously. The replaceable cells themselves can be produced both in the form of disposable batteries and in the form of rechargeable batteries. At the same time, both the first and second options make it easy to change dead batteries for fresh ones (the main thing is to stock up on them in advance). Of the shortcomings, it is worth noting the relatively low capacity, as well as the need for additional costs — either for the regular purchase of fresh batteries, or for rather expensive batteries. In addition, there are many batteries on the market, varying in price and performance, and the actual operating time is highly dependent on the quality of the batteries/accumulators used.

— Network / battery. Models that can work both from the network and from their own battery. The features of both types of power are described above, and their combination allows you to combine the advantages of both options and makes the machine very versatile: if you have an outlet, you can use it, and if there is no network nearby, run on battery power. The main disadvantage of such models is a slightly higher price than devices with one type of power supply.

The power of the device is related to both its performance and consumption. But in general, high power characterizes more features and improved typing performance.

So, models with a power of 3-15 W are intended for the most part for individual use. Manicure sets of this class are not designed to work in salons where there is a large flow of users. Low power devices are only suitable for processing natural nails.

Milling cutters with a power of 15-25 W can be classified as semi-professional. Manicure sets of this class can be safely used both at home and in a beauty salon, and the power of the product is quite enough for comfortable processing of both natural and false nails.

Milling cutters with a power of 25-50 W and more belong to the professional class. Such devices are designed for the most automated hardware manicure and pedicure. Milling cutters of this class allow you to quickly and safely serve a large flow of users. In addition, high-power manicure sets often additionally boast advanced functionality.

The number of speeds at which the electric model can operate (see "Type"). For different nozzles, different speeds are considered optimal, and even for the same one, several speed modes can be used, depending on the desired processing intensity. Thus, the more speeds — the wider the capabilities of the device, the more accurately you can choose the best option depending on the situation. For maximum accuracy, however, it is better to select a model with smooth adjustment (see below), however, if this moment is not critical, fixed settings will still be more convenient.

The presence of a lighting system in the design of an electrical device (see "Type"). Such a system provides additional illumination at the treatment site, which allows successful procedures to be carried out regardless of the presence of sufficiently bright external lighting. Just keep in mind that the backlight also requires electricity; this is not a problem when using mains power, however, when using a battery/accumulator, it can significantly reduce battery life.