I must agree: they have stepped up the bar. Sounds like a great little machine. And it's not just another knock-off! And so many options for the heads and plates. WOW. Thanks for the great review

I hope they sell that in the USA. That polisher looks incredible! I have a Flex PXE-80 which is a great polisher but in my opinion is just doesn't have nearly enough torque. If there was one thing to make the PXE-80 a better machine, it would either be a forced rotation feature added onto it, or make one that IS a forced rotation. But then this machine comes along. I know several detailers who swear by other Shine Mate machines and I have no doubt that Shine Mate has probably done it again in terms of getting a lot for your money in terms of what comes with the machines, but also the build quality which is important also. Those Shine Mate machines look like they are the perfect balance of value, quality, and good user experience. And I doubt there are many that comes with such a vast array of accessories including a hard box type of case! WIN-WIN-WIN. And the fact it is so versatile being able to macro polish, micro polish, 1", 2", and 3" all in one machine! Yes sir, sign me up! I just got the SPTA Cordless 15" long throw last year and I must say, it is a great machine for what I paid for it. It's smoother and quieter than two name brand machines I have! I might have to invest in one of these bad boys in the future. The problem is that I already have a lot invested in the Flex PXE-80. I have all the upgraded accessories sold including the same attachments that allow the PXE-80 to complete macro/micro polishing needs using an attachment for the PXE-80 that accepts those very small polishing cones. Plus, they now have that incredible wand attachment that converts the PXE-80 into a wand polisher. I have the older version of the wand polisher that attaches to a rotary and it works well too but it's cumbersome to put it all together, etc. With this Shine Mate, the conversion to a micro polisher is completed in just a few seconds and you are good to go with polishing. That's a plus. That definitely is one sweet little machine Sandro! You are still one of my favorite detailers on KZfaq to watch buddy. Between you and RED DETAILS, I enjoy watching all your videos and I have learned a lot about more intricate detailing from watching you and your videos. Your exceptional editing, and presentation of useful information to the enthusiast detailer out here in the world goes unmatched! I hope you and your significant other have a wonderful summer. Cheers Sandro!

Can’t wait to watch this. I got mine about 3 months ago and nothing but good things to say. Such an amazing tool. I now have a full line of ShineMates cordless polishers and every one of them is great.

Excellent review! Thank you for posting.

Looks to be a fantastic little machine. Excellent review (as always) Cheers, and have a good week my friend.

Brilliant review as always my man keep up the good work

a must have, I can't wait to have one. It will be extremely handy on boats

Another awesome job by shinemate. I like there diamond cut pads too.

Thanks for the review

I have a EX620-21 with a backup 5" backing plate and will be picking this up as a nice combo. Such a good value with backing playes, DA and rotors heads.

Great review as ever Shine mate never lets you down I have 2 shine mate machines and love them the EB210 looks very versatile plus with multiply heads to suit every detailing need and more This machine does it all Its great you talk abou tpower and torque When i was learning about machine polishes i thought it was about the watts i never knew about torque but you need the power to drive the torque and the gearing set up of the machine I think torque and power are misunderstood it took me a good few months back in the day to find out the truth so thanks for talking about it Sandro you never let the side down so keep them coming In Sandro we Trust

Hi Sandro sounds like your full of cold that's I decent machine there mate thanks for sharing 👍

Thank u for this video , I was goin to pick up a dremel small polisher , it's looking like this can do more than the Dremel tool

Very nice tool, it’s hard to get here in Central Europe, but here are alternatives like the Chemical Workz Evo Mini with not that much adapters and tools but from some resellers you can get quite a bit more.

I really look forward to seeing you in Korea soon.

A very good review Sandro. I own a Max Shine mini polisher which seems very similar to this, but the Shine Mate has far more usability features on the machine itself. I also own 3” and 5” cordless Shine Mate polishers. Great machines, but archaic battery technology. Leaving a battery too long on there charger basically kills cells in a battery. I hope they have fixed this on this machine and the ones I already own or it’s not something I’m willing to risk again. Keep up the great work. Lloyd

If i haven t take a used Flex Pxe80 in May i should buy this One IMMEDIATELY cause It seems much more powerful and complete. I started polishing with the EX620 15 and Is quite good as a Rupes LHR III 15.... I m thinking about the battery powered 15 orbital too. Anyway not excluded i sell my 2nd hand Flex Pxe80 to get this new shinemate that seems lovely ❤

Finally...great review, thanks Sandro! I wanted to ask if you change out the gearbox grease that comes pre-installed in your polishers for a higher quality alternative? I know many youtube detailers are advocates of this when getting new machines, but had never heard you mention before so wondered what your viewpoint on this is? :)

Ever since I saw the release of the polisher on Instagram I was waiting for you to review it

This is a lovely machine and it versatility is what makes it a winner for me,sadly try getting pads from shinemate,I've had mine now about 4 months now and even contacting shinemate about the pads,they promised to fix that issue but never did and to date found no other manufacturer that makes pads of the same size,anyone got an answer for the pads I'd be glad to hear it as I've given up on shinemate now...

New CCAD video day is always a great day. Can you let us in on when the RX7 video is coming out?

cool

Curious how it compares to the new Griots hybrid mini polisher

Thanks

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That battery reminds me of a Milwaukee cordless drill battery but black

what would be smart is if they kffered an option to add a power xord to there cordless units. Like what Griots Garage does. So in case ypi dont have the power or the run time needed without having to buy extra batteries you can plug into an oitlet and now ypu have consistent power. Shinemate did do a moce job with this unit. Also the fact that unlike other min8 polishers where you cant add a 3" pad on the Hogh torque Rotary attachment without having to worry about throwing off the balance of your machine.

Seems like the Flex PXE80 find it's biggest rival.

Wow looks like quite the kit! I was just looking to see if any retailers ship to the US. Do you have any preferred sellers?

Hi Sandro excellent video just ordered mine here in uk , can you use this with the shinemate 100 mm pads with 3 inch backing for light paint enhancements? Keep up the good work - Andy in uk

Hey Sandro, when you displayed all the heads and attachments around the 10 min mark - could you also do quick change on the orbital or is just the rotary?

Sandro, are you planning to get your hands on the all new Rupes iBrid HLR series ? If so, I can't wait for your reviews about it !

The batteries look a lot like the 10.8/12V batteries from Bosch. Not a chance they would fit this Shine Mate? I have a couple of Bosch Professional 12V tools already...

Hi Sandro, I was looking to purchase a 3mm or 5mm EB210 head for the occasional wetsanding/polishing. Do you have any opinion which size would be more useful/recommended? Seems like most of the mini machines come with 3mm as their secondary D.A option.

Hey Sandro, such great info and thank you. When you are polishing under the door handles with the extension what settings are you using. Rotary? Speed? Pad etc. Thank you very much.

Hi Sandro I am in the market for a new 3 inch polisher. I don't necessarily NEED the rotary capabilities that the shine mate offers but it would be nice to have. Strictly as a DA alone though, how does this Machine compare to the relatively new Rules HLR75

Hi Sandro, wondering if I could get some advice. I'm looking at a Rotary 75mm Polisher in the Makita line (I don't want too many diff battery platforms) would that compliment my full Sized Forced Rotation to cover most jobs or would you suggest I save up for a mini DA such as this?

Hey Sandro how would you compare this polisher to the PXE-80? I’m about to purchase my first mini polisher and can’t decide between the two after watching your video. TIA!

Thanks for the video. I've ordered an eb210. I can't seem to find replacement backing plates yet though?

Q: what is the amount of time you use this small machine vs the big one with big pads? Wondering because I can't afford 2 nice machines. If you could choose 1 to be the nice one, which would it be?

I wish Shinemate would make 1” & 2” foam in red like they do orange.

Hi Sandra, That is a great review.👍 I too, really rate the Shinemate products. My EX605 is my favourite polisher. Shinemate are a fantastic brand and their pricing makes it viable for me as an amateur enthusiast. I simply cannot justify spending the money on some of the other highend brands.

Nice!

Can you please explain the use cases for the two different rotary heads (but not the one for extension tools) Also, does it come with those sanding discs and are the backed onto a light foam interface?

Pure Evo, Mohs Evo or Cquartz uk3.0 - which provides the most visual pop in your opinion?

Hi Sandro, Thanks for providing your review, Which one is better Flex PXE80 or EB210, can you please provide me your suggestion ?

Hi. I cannot seem to find the really little pads. I think the backing plate is 15mm. The really really small ones it comes with. I checked your links but i don’t think any was listed. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Hi Sandro, thanks for the video. Have a couple of questions before I start putting my EB210 to work. Do you think the 62MM backing plate would be suitable for standard 75mm/3inch pads? I was a bit sad to see no 3/5mm DA head included, do you think any of 12mm/RO heads are suitable for spot machine sanding with a foam buffer pad or you wouldn’t recommend? Also could you help assign a shinemate T number to the new yellow and orange spot pads. Yellow used to be T80 and orange T40 would this still be the same? Cheers

I believe the EB351 can use Makita batteries. The EB210 battery looks very similar to the Bosch GBA 12v battery. Do you know if this battery will work with EB210?

Hi Sandro, are the 1" and 2" Shinemate MF(blue/white) pads available to buy? I can only find the 3", 5" and 6". Thanks.

Your channel has made me the local Mr. Miyagi. Do you still use NV products?

Would you say this can replace the rupes micro polisher

Is the battery compatible with milwaukee M12 or bosch 10.8V?

.... And you have the 5mm Orbit to Sand too.... 😮

Has your backing plate been spinning off during rotation, What can I do to keep it on the polisher?

Is it better than Flex80 regarding power and cutting ability?

I just purchased the Maxshine V2

I'd rather buy the Makita Dpv300 unit only at around 200€ or/and Vonroc 400w corded for 50€, both 75mm 3 inch. Non brand machines tend to die fast and in the wrong moment

If it's good enough for Sandro.........

The price is too much

I'm really thinking about getting this. I love my Ex620 and ex603. Also a ex605, what do you think about the 605?