After several days with the 7350 rotary tool I feel I can share my thoughts on it.

Initial thoughts:

While I prefer a more powerful, variable speed tool with higher rpms this tool has many possible uses . It is definitely for light duty jobs and things that need finishing touches. It is great for etching on glass, cleaning and polishing, and even light detailed sanding, grinding, and carving. This is definitely the quietest rotary tool I have ever used. Charging it is easy with the included USB. It comes with a few accessories to get you started which is always a bonus . The box it comes in details everything nicely so you know exactly what you are getting.

Initial likes(+) /dislikes(-)

+Nice size, fits comfortably in grip

+Very quiet

+Weight feels good, not too heavy or light

+Electronic monitoring system is nice

+Great detailed manual

- single speed. Variable speed is preferable

-12000 rpm. It seems too slow.

-not brushless? I do not see anything indicating whether it is brushless or not.

- charging indicator hard to see. Would be nice if there were someway of knowing battery percentage.

- built-in non removable battery. Would love to be able to switch out batteries to continue using tool for longer period after battery depletes .

I put this tool to work on something hard so I could really test it out. My wife needed a tool to scrape cactus with. She gave me a stainless steel spoon and asked me to cut a square out of it. I put an ez lock bit equipped with a 1 1/2 inch metal cutting disc ( not included in kit) and start cutting. This tool unfortunately wasn't powerful enough for the cutting part of the job, but it did a great job finishing up! After the battery ran out I had to switch to a corded Dremel rather than wait for the battery to recharge. It would be nice if the tool could be used while plugged in.

All in all, this is a great tool to have on hand for those small jobs. A great addition to the Dremel lineup and could be even better with some minor modifications.

Dremel 7350 Cordless