Not bad at all! So there is some of these "name brand" machines that cost $750 and up. To me that is ridiculous! This electric sander works just as well but at a fraction of the cost. It is made nice and solid, has a little weight to it but nothing that will keep you from doing the job. Works pretty good and is very easy to use. For the price this is definitely a must have.

Works great It cut my time sanding the walls in 4 rooms and I was done in less than 3 hours

Works great I have been dreading painting my daughters room because she had wall paper. after stripping wallpaper i could see that not only would i have to sand the walls but would need to skim coat and sand again to get a good paintable surface. when i saw this pole sander i jumped at it. took me a few minutes to become accustomed to it and the way to handle it but once i figured it out this turned a week long project into a weekend. it only took that long because i had to wait for drying time on the skim coat. was actually painting the room by Sunday midday. very happy with this sander and very happy to have it as part of my ability as a home owner.

Great time saver for painting projects I was offered this for review and I haven't ever noticed a sander on a stick existed before. I have redone one room with popcorn ceilings and I haven't moved on to a second room because of the mess it made. This does what it says it does - it will sand down the ceiling much easier than doing it by hand. You still need to prep the room a bit. Even though it makes less mess, it does make a bit of a mess. I needed to wear a mask and there will be dust. It gives me about 5 feet of extra height so I can reach most of my ceilings without a ladder. That saves quite a bit of time.

work pretty well i like it is worth the money

Seems good, will get the job done. This is an interesting machine. It will likely get the job done fine for you, but there are some quirks. First off, yes, everything in the pictures does come with it. The sanding disks seem to be of a decent quality, so you won't need to run out to buy more within the first few minutes of operating it. It has a soft-start for the motor, which should help you if you're doing a job hooked up to a generator. Like all new-build contractors will do. Or if you're renovating a house that doesn't yet have it's own power. I can't say that I've had any power tools that just came with it, so it felt weird. But it's a good thing. Once the motor starts spinning at full speed, like a second after pulling the trigger, it has plenty of power to get the job done. I appreciate that they used the handle and extension for dust collection. It's one extra hose to get in the way of things. It comes with it's own dust collection bag too, so you don't *need* to have a shopvac running. Again, that'll be very useful for limited power worksites, or if you're climbing ladders to reach a high spot in a high ceiling room. Getting it up on the ceiling and walls are good enough. But the grips feel weird. Like they're in the wrong orientation or something. They're exactly as shown in the manual and on the listing, but it feels backwards. The extension pole didn't go into the main body very easily. Even with the screw unscrewed, my partner had to jam a flat screwdriver in the gap to spread it so the extension would go in. I'm sure it'd be easier with 3 or 4 hands, but us 2-handed people find it difficult. The good part of that is, once it's in, it doesn't feel like it'll move on it's own. It does come with a couple extra brushes for the motor. Brushed motors will wear on the brushes over time. That's just a thing. But by the time they need to be replaced, you'll likely have lost them. There's no extra pocket in the storage bag, so they're just laying in the bottom of mine. We'll see if they get lost before I need them. If not, they look like the others I have for other tools, so I'm sure it won't be hard to find replacements.

Purchased as a gift for my drywall/taper boyfriend. He LOVES this sander! Same weight as his old one, with bright (seriously BRIGHT) lights and an attached vacuum bag. He says it works extremely well, and the lights are a huge help!

work pretty well i like it is worth the money

I hate sanding after doing drywall. This makes it a lot easier and does an excellent job! That is doing ceilings. But I’ve learned to dump it in the trash as soon as I finish a ceiling