Einhell115mm Angle Grinder TC-AG 115/750 | 750W, 4 Inch Grinder For Cutting, Grinding, Polishing and Sharpening | Soft Start, Spindle Lock, Additional Handle,Black, Red

Great product from a well trusted brand for the right price.A must buy for any workshop that requires quality at a commonsense price.Wasn't handed to resident as stated. The Couriers must stop lying. Didn't even ring the door bell.Very frustrating.

Brilliant piece of kit ,well made and arrived on time

Used this to cut porcelain tiles with a suitable blade. The blade installed easy, but I was confused at the first point. I didn't use the instructions but figured out the blade locking tool is inside the handle (pull the red bit out). The start button needs to be better and the blade position lock is awkward. Overall it's a good grinder and worked very well for what I needed.

I bought this for a tricky job, I had considered the cordless version but they don't always output enough power for a sustained period, this smashed it out of the park and would happily recommend. It took minutes to assemble, not too heavy and the perfect size. There is a fair bit of power and that does come with some vibration. Earplugs recommended though! For a quality tool it was great value

Great item

Product failed without warning less than two years after purchase, has only actually being in use for 7 months, expected better. My old B & D pro lasted 19 years.

After three months with no more than three hours use the switch failed, firstly not switching the machine off and then refusing to switch it on. Dangerous to say the least. As others have commented the "safety" feature of slide and push to switch on is finnicky in the extreme, especially with cold hands. Disappointed by the quality of this tool, when my Einhell drill has held up very well over three years. Can't recommend this grinder at all, even if it is cheap. Buy something else.

Great price! Very small and easy to handle for cutting tiles. Watch your fingers! As per reviews the start button is very awkward and should be placed further to the rear away from the blade! Yes you have to use your left hand to turn it off. Just be very conscious that your handling a tool that could cause very serious injury. Also, keep blowing the dust out of the start button as it clogs with dust and becomes even more awkward. Whoever designed the trigger obviously never used it! It keeps going until you turn it off, most grinders you have to hold the trigger in and slows on release. It's served me well and got me out of trouble though. Watch your digits!