Ginour 750W Powerful Drywall Sander, 7 Variable Speed 1000-1800RPM Electric, LED Light, Extendable Handle, Portable Bag, Dust Hose, 12PCS Sanding Discs, for Ceiling and Wall

This worked great for walls and ceiling. Really was easy to use, assemble, right out of the package. Carrying it in, in the bag looks professional. Worked very well with the fabric bag and even better when hooked it to my craftsman wet dry vac with a little painters tape. I used the normal craftsman vacuum bag and cheap filter (not even the special dust bags/filters). Used the wet dry vac and sander on the same outlet with no issues. Used the hose from the sander and the hose from the vac hooked together and was still great with all the length. Worked great with the extra assortment of paper I picked up. Used it for a big job! Sanded the bits of popcorn that did not scrape off. Used it on my own drywall/mud prep, and to smooth poorly applied mud under the old popcorn I scraped off… also used it to smooth down old painted wall texture. Job went faster and was cleaner after the sander arrived… was delivered when the estimator said it would be. I did the next job and actually held the bars/fence (at the head) in my hand to see it up close on a wall (so I did not have a ton of dust). This is great when the spot is bad and really needs to be built up and then knocked down! I plan to buy one that is meant to be used close up with no pole! Go ahead and get both of you have the extra dough. Very much worth the price… worth more than I paid! Used it on 2 large jobs now. It is tiring over head. Worth it for speed and almost no dust. I found a ‘happy place’ holding it over head. I extended the pole and held the pole on my belt buckle, leaned back a little and walked backwards; then there was practically no weight. I’m short. This sander worked as well (with my wet dry vac) as the one I rented for big bucks. It was cheaper than a two day rental… and since I owned it it took my time… The head articulates very well. Good luck. You will not rent one again after you buy this.

I purchased the Ginour 750W Wall Sander specifically to tackle the job of smoothing my ceilings after manually removing popcorn texture, and it worked perfectly. The variable speed settings (1000-1800 RPM) allowed me to adjust for precise sanding, and the power was more than enough to handle uneven spots left behind after scraping.Using this sander made the process so much easier and left my ceilings smooth and ready for priming and painting. The dust collection system was a huge plus, significantly reducing the mess. I highly recommend this for anyone looking to smooth out their ceilings or walls after removing popcorn texture—it saved me a lot of time and effort!

I just used this product for the first time and it was great! I used it with an 80 grit sandpaper on a textured wall. First, it was easy to put together and take apart of put into the bag that is included. The suction power is AMAZING. I had nothing to clean up after using it. My one problem with it is that it is to heavy for me to used for long periods of time. To be fair, I don't have a lot of upper body strength and I'm sure some with more upper body strength would have no problem. Overall, I'm very happy I bought it.

I was finishing my basement and HATE doing drywall. I don't mind hanging it, but mudding and sanding are messy and really tedious to do well. I've wanted to try one of these for a while, just to speed up the process (and I hoped to make it a bit cleaner), so I was happy to purchase this and give it a shot.It definitely sped up the process of sanding. It's not light, so your arms may get tired after using it for a long stretch, but my arms would always get tired when hand sanding for long periods as well, so that's not a negative. It does suck up some of the dust but your room will definitely still get dusty (I think that's just about unavoidable when sanding drywall). It was pretty easy to set up and use.You need to be careful to not over-sand as this is more aggressive than sanding by hand. I'd also recommend wearing safety glasses and earplugs. It's not crazy loud, but it's always good to protect yourself.Overall, I'm happy with the purchase and while I likely won't get this out for small jobs, it's definitely worth it when you're doing a large project.

Seems to be a very well constructed solid product. As to the sander, it works well, I love the variable speed functionality. The main problems I am seeing are1. It only vacuums about 1 out of 100 particles that it removes. Major major problem as this is the only reason I bought this product.I am installing a ceiling and like toys that do the job for me and didn’t want to be watching drywall compound rain down. 1st 20 seconds of operation there was a cloud in my kitchen so heavy I could barely see!2. The sander head has a VERY difficult time laying flat on a surface due to its design. I did install the spring that ships unattached, but unless you are perfectly straight on initial contact it will gouge things up.3. Very unwieldy. While the construction is great, the handle and trigger in relation to how you have to hold it is very uncomfortable. I can only use it for short periods.It’s honestly a well made product, just some design problems I guess. I most likely will be returning this, but due to its robust construction it’s hard to leave a truly negative review.Just be aware that the vacuum functionality is virtually nonexistent.