I tell you what we can't get enough of Ozito esp the tools that use the same batteries.After comparing reviews decided on the cordless orbital above the corded and so glad we did.Couldn't get over how quickly it sanded down an uneven piece of pine we had installed as a handrail and particularly impressed with the speed dial that allowed us to slowly increase or decrease power.Also bought a cordless jigsaw so will add that to reviews after we've used it.As per usual a great warranty 5 or 3 I can't remember and another to add to our growing arsenal.Well done Ozito and thank you Bunnings for stocking the brand

Bought this about a week ago (I own hikoki/hitachi gear for work stuff) but don't use the sander enough to justify buying the hikoki variant which is 4x the price.This little sander runs with the bigger tool brands.A lot more powerful than I thought it would be.Powerful enough to ignore the electric versions.Have it hooked up to a work vac and sanded a 3m x 4mx room full of patches without a problem. Suction through the pad holes works well with minimal dust. Wouldn't bother with just the bag on the tool.2ah battery is fine for a while but definitely recommend using a 4ah or above for extended use.Noise and vibration are fairly tolerable. (never felt uncomfortable)Worth the buy if you already have a few ozito batteries lying around.Only part I cant ... MoreBought this about a week ago (I own hikoki/hitachi gear for work stuff) but don't use the sander enough to justify buying the hikoki variant which is 4x the price.This little sander runs with the bigger tool brands.A lot more powerful than I thought it would be.Powerful enough to ignore the electric versions.Have it hooked up to a work vac and sanded a 3m x 4mx room full of patches without a problem. Suction through the pad holes works well with minimal dust. Wouldn't bother with just the bag on the tool.2ah battery is fine for a while but definitely recommend using a 4ah or above for extended use.Noise and vibration are fairly tolerable. (never felt uncomfortable)Worth the buy if you already have a few ozito batteries lying around.Only part I cant give an opinion on is longevity, but considering most of my home tools are ozito due to their cheaper price, I don't see this failing any time soon.

I wanted to start doing little DIY projects as a hobby so I didn't want tools that were overkill. Having had an Ozito blower that has been brilliant I brought this sander after doing my research. I had brought the detailed sander first but it wasn't lifting the top layer of paint so I got this guy and it works brilliantly. I can use the detailed sander to go over it to smooth everything afterwards. My dust bag stays on but you do need to check in case it vibrates off. The only con of these two products is that they don't really have handles to hold onto. SO you have to be careful when fluffing around with it trying to get a better grip so that it doesnt take off out the window like mine nearly did.