The media could not be loaded. I am updating this review after months of use because I’m just more and more happy with it the more I use it. As I mentioned later in my review, it’s intended for assembling electronics and it’s not a strong screwdriver. That has a tremendous upside when assembling things like Prusa 3-D printer kits. Many people will put comments in the instructions complaining that Prusa doesn’t give exact guidance on how tightly to screw in screws. The reason is that they expect just light screwing until it reaches the limit. I’ve posted a video with this review that demonstrates exactly the fact that this tool does it perfectly. Yes there are some screws that need to be tightened more when assembling such kits (but very very few it turns out) that I need to do manually because the screwdriver won’t develop that much torque. That’s when it’s an advantage that the screwdriver allows you to manually turn it, which is a great feature. I’m a huge fan of this tool that is really making assembling kits much easier. This mini electric screwdriver set is exactly as described—and the keyword is mini. It’s built for small, delicate work, and that’s where it truly shines. The largest Phillips bit is a #2 and the largest Torx is T20, so don’t expect it to tackle larger DIY tasks—but it’s not meant for that, and it’s smartly designed for precision work like electronics, PCs, phones, or small household items. Even at the highest torque setting, it’s gentle enough that I don’t worry about over-tightening or damaging components—a real advantage for working on sensitive devices. One feature I especially appreciate: you can use it manually when not powered. This makes it easy to apply a little extra torque when starting to loosen or finish tightening a screw—something not all electric models allow. Another thoughtful touch: the foam rings above each bit. At first, I assumed they were just packing material and removed them—but I quickly put them back in. They keep the bits secure and rattle-free, even when the holder is upside down or in transit. And you can still easily insert and remove bits with the foam in place. The OLED display is clean and readable, the build quality is solid, and the set is well organized. For anyone needing a true precision screwdriver, this is a five-star toolset. Just don’t expect it to replace your full-size driver for household repairs—this isn’t that, and it’s not trying to be. It’s perfect for what it is. Read more
The media could not be loaded. This electric screwdriver is fantastic quality. The holder is bigger than I expected but still compact enough. The screwdriver itself is the length of a long pencil and thick like a jumbo straw. Theres 3 torque (power) levels but works the best if fully charged. If you're putting together furniture with screws that require a lot of force, it's probably best to manually twist it, but for everyday items around the home, this is so convenient. Not to mention the large variety of bits to choose from! I didn't even know this many exist! There is nothing, especially small, you cannot screw with this tool and takes up hardly any space. Stick it in a drawer for easy access. Read more
Handy well made little electric screwdriver with lots of different bits and accessories in a good size perfect for your junk drawer in small house projects You're not going to sink heavy duty screws or do a whole lot of heavy duty projects with it but for small light duty tasks around the house this is perfect with a nice long-lasting battery and a good build quality for the price as long as you keep in mind what it's made for this will do you well. Read more
Worked great for about 5 monthes. Then one day it stopped turning. The light works and all the display is working and yes I have a full charge. I am very disappointed 😞 Read more
I have used this for a few handy tasks around the house and I think it's a great little addition. Really speeds up some work and saves my wrist from repetitive twisting, which I very much appreciate. At it's highest torque, it's not going to do much good putting something like a piece of furniture together (I just don't think it'll get as tight as you would need). But for smaller things, like battery covers, electronics, computer parts, instruments, mounting audio/video rack units, I trust it just fine for things like that. And it really does make for quick work. So with a bunch of phillips heads, I might keep a standard driver with me just for the final touch, but that'd be a special case and not always necessary. And with the variety of bits here, it's pretty impressive how many different categories of work you can do here. I've barely needed more then a few of the bits, but what I've used has held up well. The case has a magnetic "top", about 1 or 1.5 inches of the cylinder, which you remove and can pull out the driver. It charges via USB-C and holds for a very long time. The bit holder also slides out of the case, and is magnetic to the top/bottom, so when it's closed up it's pretty good at staying together. Although a solid bump or fall would probably dislodge the top. But it's not small enough that it would get lost or anything. The bit holder has a satisfying click as you rotate through the rings to make your selection. Also, while the entire unit with case, bits, and all is about the size of a tall skinny red bull can, the driver itself is quite slim and can fit into tighter areas. Maybe the one thing I might wish for is some kind of "extension" piece, that could help you get a few extra inches, since while the small size gives you flexibility, sometimes that can be a downside as well. Overall, I think it's great—it would be a very nice gift, or a great tool to have in your bag for the random times you need a random driver. I recommend it! Read more
