you seem to be a dremel fan and a kiss ass. yes the dremel is handy but you seem to have left out the biggest issue with the crappy machine…. the short battery life on this thing has. i don’t see that in your reviews. this dremel’s battery life is pathetic. we used several times and we averaged 25 – 35mins after hours of charging.
please try to give a proper review instead of pandering to the companies.
Yes, the power on the Dremel Versa is no where near the advertised 2 hours your supposed to get, you will get maybe 20-25 minutes of useful power time, then it takes a whopping 2 or more hours to charge the thing. With that said, it is a handy cleaning tool but working time is way too short to properly get a job done.
Just what I needed to know, thank you. Regarding the comments by Efren Moreno (above). Maybe your tools battery was losing power quickly and the reviewers battery was not losing power. Efrens comment is mean and judge mental
I just bought one this weekend. Was looking forward to clean my tub. I charged mine 2 times and each time the battery only lasted 10-15 minutes. Thinking about returning it to the store.
Would you please get that stupid commercial off the TV….that women grunting and loud singing goes right thru us…that commercial would make me not wanting to buy it if that is the best you can do
I have bought one at home depot this past week and i will be returning it as soon as the store opens.
It is not a decent tool to use any where it claims it over heats and shuts off.
Its true if you apply a little pressure it will shut down.
Then you wait for a moment and it starts up again but the heat it generates it still there and it shuts off again.
So back to Elbow Power.
Keep this off the Market and send it back to Dremel/Bosch its not worth the time to even open the Package.
The versa needs some work, needs variable speeds and more battery life, just sends cleaning solutions everywhere even the shield just collects it 50.00 for the tool and 10.00 for each attachment is not worth it one more tool can’t use
I like the Versa, but I was hoping that it would have then just than one brush…I mean atleast make an adapter so I can use the drill bit brushes at the least. That I have to screw it on it just nonsensical andit would make sense to make drill bit friendly. I’m not going to use a drill bit of course, but if I could use more than just that one brush(the pads suck ass no matter what you say and they don’t last) and as for reaching out of reach areas…I highly doubt it as it is too bulky, unlike a drill than can be folded for such jobs. I don’t the battery for ever so I do let it charge while I’m taking a break so no worries on that part. I use the Dremel 62000 for grout jobs, which is great in cleaning up my tiles, but not the versa, because unless you put some heavy duty chemicals, you can’t do jack with hardened debris. Probably selling it back on Ebay to whoever would like it. Nice try, better luck next time…and please let the machine breathe. it gets too hot that it has to shut down. give it some vents like the rotary machines have
you seem to be a dremel fan and a kiss ass. yes the dremel is handy but you seem to have left out the biggest issue with the crappy machine…. the short battery life on this thing has. i don’t see that in your reviews. this dremel’s battery life is pathetic. we used several times and we averaged 25 – 35mins after hours of charging.
please try to give a proper review instead of pandering to the companies.
Glad to see some real facts on this page. Thank you!!
Yes, the power on the Dremel Versa is no where near the advertised 2 hours your supposed to get, you will get maybe 20-25 minutes of useful power time, then it takes a whopping 2 or more hours to charge the thing. With that said, it is a handy cleaning tool but working time is way too short to properly get a job done.
Just what I needed to know, thank you. Regarding the comments by Efren Moreno (above). Maybe your tools battery was losing power quickly and the reviewers battery was not losing power. Efrens comment is mean and judge mental
I just bought one this weekend. Was looking forward to clean my tub. I charged mine 2 times and each time the battery only lasted 10-15 minutes. Thinking about returning it to the store.
Totally agree with Kelly and Efren. The life of the tool is terrible
Would you please get that stupid commercial off the TV….that women grunting and loud singing goes right thru us…that commercial would make me not wanting to buy it if that is the best you can do
I have bought one at home depot this past week and i will be returning it as soon as the store opens.
It is not a decent tool to use any where it claims it over heats and shuts off.
Its true if you apply a little pressure it will shut down.
Then you wait for a moment and it starts up again but the heat it generates it still there and it shuts off again.
So back to Elbow Power.
Keep this off the Market and send it back to Dremel/Bosch its not worth the time to even open the Package.
The versa needs some work, needs variable speeds and more battery life, just sends cleaning solutions everywhere even the shield just collects it 50.00 for the tool and 10.00 for each attachment is not worth it one more tool can’t use
I couldn’t agree you more. A waste of money. And Dremel sends it out in a plastic bag. No box holder.
I like the Versa, but I was hoping that it would have then just than one brush…I mean atleast make an adapter so I can use the drill bit brushes at the least. That I have to screw it on it just nonsensical andit would make sense to make drill bit friendly. I’m not going to use a drill bit of course, but if I could use more than just that one brush(the pads suck ass no matter what you say and they don’t last) and as for reaching out of reach areas…I highly doubt it as it is too bulky, unlike a drill than can be folded for such jobs. I don’t the battery for ever so I do let it charge while I’m taking a break so no worries on that part. I use the Dremel 62000 for grout jobs, which is great in cleaning up my tiles, but not the versa, because unless you put some heavy duty chemicals, you can’t do jack with hardened debris. Probably selling it back on Ebay to whoever would like it. Nice try, better luck next time…and please let the machine breathe. it gets too hot that it has to shut down. give it some vents like the rotary machines have