- Is a 300W cordless sander strong enough?
- It is fine for finish sanding, paint prep and light stock removal. For heavy stripping on large surfaces, a corded 3A-class sander will be faster.
- Does it come with a battery and charger?
- That depends on the kit version sold. Confirm whether the listing is tool-only or includes a battery and charger before ordering.
- What size sanding discs does it take?
- It uses standard 5-inch hook-and-loop discs with an 8-hole pattern. Buy discs matched to the dust holes on the pad.
- How does it compare with a corded random orbital sander?
- It trades constant power for freedom from a cord. Expect similar finish quality but shorter continuous run time and less torque under load.
- When is the best time to buy?
- Cordless tools usually drop during holiday sales and brand promotions. Track the price for a few weeks and buy below the recent average.