Amopé Pedi Perfect Electric Callus Remover Foot File w/ Diamond Crystals, Pedicure Tool for Feet, Removes Hard & Dead Skin, Feet Scrubber & Buffer, Splashproof, w/ Extra Coarse Roller Head, 1 Count

This foot file is exactly as described - comes with batteries, put them in, turn it on, gently file away all the dead skin on your feet, have nice feet again! It works SO well! It is a whole different world of effectiveness compared to using a manual file on your feet.I go barefoot/wear sandals a bunch in the summer and every year I develop serious calluses on my heels. I used to halfheartedly manually file them or hope the occasional pedicure would help, but the manual effort to results ration just isn't that great. After a single 30 minute session of using this tool the calluses were 90% gone. I have been doing maintenance sessions about every 2 weeks to work on the tougher areas where the calluses like to come back, and my feet are softer and smoother than I can recall.Using it was totally comfortable, obviously don't apply it to a spot where you don't have calluses or dead skin to remove, but it feels like something between a foot massage and a slight tickle. I actually wish I had gotten the heavy duty / extra grit file roller because it probably would speed things up, but given that the file roller is replaceable I'll just buy that one when the time comes.This tool seriously changed my feet, I thought it might be too good to be true after such lackluster results from manually filing. But because it can file so much faster, it's so much more effective. It's like a tiny gentle Dremel for your feet. I'm seriously considering buying more as gifts for the other ladies in my family.

So many of these to choose from and a wide range of prices. But knowing it’s mainly China made I went with this one. Fair price. Batteries are fresh and strong. Works so nicely. Love the course file for calluses. No it did not come with an extra file like so many stated previously as well but it works perfectly. I handle it with care as well being that it’s plastic I want to make it last as long as possible. Great buy overall very satisfied.

So, I am skeptical of new products that claim magical results for little or no money, but as someone who enjoys being barefoot as much as possible, I am also keenly aware that my tootsies end up looking and feeling as though they were on the losing end of a fight with a croncrete chipper, and thus, I ahve to put in some time and effort to make sure I don't look like I'm stuffing two bags of sanding paper into my shoes every day.I have used other foot smoothing products; baby feet comes to mind - that product also works great, but it is time consuming and takes a week and a half to start working. (Who has time for that? I'm trying not to lacerate my bed mate this evening, next week is too little, too late!)I bought this with minimal expectations, hoping to be pleasantly surprised. Package arrived today. I pulled it out of the clamshell packaging (that's the only downside to this item - the packaging is a beast to get in to - why does anyone still use Ft Knox level clamshell packaging, anyway? Why must it be packed in such a way that it requires the upper body strength of a Grizzly bear just to open a plastic wrapper? IT's a foot smoother, not the treasure of the sierra madre...)I digress; once I got the darned thing open, it basically comes ready to use, just remove the battery case cover at the bottom of the unit to create contact so the batteries can power it, and away you go.Best analogy I can offer is what I said in the Headline; it's like a pumice stone on steriods.I have really sensitive skin, so I braced, concerned I might press too hard & shear off a toe...nothign to be worried about. I put a fair amount of pressure on the calloused areas of my soles & heels & it didn't bother me at all.It powered through some pretty gnarly callouses that I didn't even realize were as bad as they were.The only gross aspect of it is the thin, fine veneer of dead skin you're going to create in the one foot (ha) vacinity you're sitting in as you use this. Try not to think about the fact that you're being covered in a layer of your own skin dust, but otherwise, you're buffed, smooth, & calluses begone.Use it dry, DO NOT USE IT WET. It's not waterproof & it won't work as well, not to mention you could hurt yourself.I did both soles, dry, in about 2 minutes & the difference is remarkable.I'm sold.The batteries it comes with are cheapy, no name, and I suspect I'll buzz through them in another use or two; no biggie. It takes 4AA batteries, easy enough to replace & I'll wait to see how it does with somethign that has more power like energizer or Duracell before I decide if it's a battery eater or not.Good product, decently made for the price, easy to use, works right oout of the box & delivers on what it promises.What more could you ask for? (Except, maybe clamshell packaging that doesn't give me a stroke while I try to open it...)

This file is very coarse. I would say it is more for people with very dry skin. You definitely need some kind of buffing board after or you will feel the skin catching on the blankets and things. For me I use it a couple minutes a day then buff and lotion and have noticed results. My feet were just starting to get dry.

This product works and great value for the money.

Works really well, even on hard spots on my feet. My feet feel like real feet when I'm finished. Recommended!

As someone who uses a pumice stone on my feet every time I shower, my feet don't usually end up dry/scaly/cracking. But after a couple of weeks of hiking and camping, my feet were looking the worse for wear, so I thought I'd try this Amope electric option to see if I could get the same quick and baby-soft results most reviewers reported. So I was surprised that it didn't do as good a job as my inexpensive Mr. Pumice callus remover/foot smoother. The Amope tool also took longer to use, was way messier (I took one reviewer's suggestion to use sitting on the edge of a bathtub with my feet over the tub, and I'm glad I did), and took longer to clean (had to clean with an old toothbrush to remove dry skin particles that clogged up the roller).I did find that the Amope roller works better on dry feet, though it's meant to be used on wet or dry feet. The first time I used it, my feet were dry, but I'd just got out of the shower. The second time, I used it on dry feet before showering, and I'll admit it did a better job, but not enough to say it's superior to a regular, low-tech, low-cost pumice stone. That said, I think this tool might be more effective and easier to use if it were just a flat disk that rotated, instead of a roller.

Wow this works really well. You can see the dry skin just flaking off during use. I recommend using outdoors to avoid a skin dust mess. My feet are very smooth after using. I also bought a lg glass foot filer to use after. Great results. Getting another as a gift for my mom