Edit: Changing my review since seller did right by me. Amazon had sent me a returned item that didn't work. I should have known better because it didn't come in a marked package. Seller contacted me, refunded me for order AND sent me a new in box product. I have only used it for a few days now working on my Voron build. Pluses: It generates impressive torque. At full charge, its very hard to stop the bit from turning by hand. Its also pretty easy to switch to manual mode and get final torque on a screw. Minuses/Room for improvement: 1) Make the case a charging case or at least put a hole in the bottom to pass through the USB cord. It is kind of weird in 2023 to have to take an item out of the case to charge when most electronics these days have charging cases if not the an additional battery in the case. 2) Put a flat spot on the screwdriver (like a pencil) so it cannot roll away. 3) Put all the torx bits on one row, all the hex on another and add a couple more Hex sizes. This kit includes 1.5 and 2mm, but those are the largest hex sizes it has. Occassionally I encounter a 2.5 or 3mm on a smaller printer, especially on longer screws which is when you most would want an electric tool. 4) Include some instructions. There are two screw modes indicated on the housing, but I can't actually tell the difference between them. I assume one generates more torq, but I can't feel the difference. I plan to update on how well this holds up since thats the main thing I wanted to know before I bought it. Today is 2/22/23. We will see. Original Review: Doesn't turn the bit. It arrived today, I charged it up and it doesn't function at all. It doesn't turn the but unless you pull gentle traction against the magnet. You can hear the motor turning, but the gears inside obviously aren't meshing. Not worth $50 in any way shape or form. Also you only get tiny hex bits anyway. Read more
This set has had every bit ive ever needed for any project. The screwdriver has good torque for its size and great battery life too. Would recomend Read more
This is a well-built set, I like how the case has a push to open and a push to close. That way, you know that everything will stay contained in the case. Everything is magnetic; all the bits are held in by magnets alone, which is nice, quick, and easy. There is also a spot in the base to "recharge" the magnetism if any of the bits stop attracting, I have tested it and it works very well and magnetizes the bits. Dual speeds and a manual setting so you can hand crank is nice, I just wish this version would have had an LED light, I hear the new one does. But this is a quality set. Full Disclosure - I purchased this unit 2 years ago and noticed I had yet to write a review on it. I took it into my office because I needed a set and found the battery dead. That wasn't a surprise because it had been sitting for at least a year without being used. But the lights wouldn't even light up when plugging it in. Otherwise, the unit was in like new condition, so I reached out to support to see if there was anything they could do of if there was anything I could try. Support reached back out and asked for some more information, not sure why. But anyways, I was taking photos this morning, and I had left the screwdriver plugged in overnight in my office - I had forgotten - and the light was on! It was actually white, indicating a full charge. I unplugged it, and sure enough, it still worked. So after sitting for at least a year, it took overnight to wake it up, but it charged back up, and it's still functioning like new. Read more
I use this on my 3d printer and other projects all the time I charge it like once a month or sometimes even longer it's insane. Ofc it's not the strongest but gets the job done Read more
I work in IT for a company that is 75% laptops and I end up replacing a lot of keyboards, which means a lot of disassembly and reassembly and this little kit comes in clutch. Speeds up the process a ton and I don't have to worry about repetetive stress on my wrists. Having two power settings is awesome since I don't have to worry about too much torque being applied and stripping out the tiny 3mm screws and when I run across something a little too tight for this, the iFixIt kit comes out. But I still tend to use this far more than any other tool kit in my dag. It's really lightweight and doesn't take up a ton of room in my desk drawers, charges via USB-C, and the little light comes in handy more often than you would think. It doesn't include a lot of specialty bits, but that's what their larger kits are for if you don't already have something that covers those types of fasteners. For a basic, inexpensive kit for common small screws, you can't go wrong with this kit. Read more
