I honestly don’t understand how I didn’t buy it sooner. I’m the one who assembles everything at home, and this has been a total game changer. It’s practical, lightweight, easy to use, and saves so much time and effort. I used to end up with tired hands, and now putting furniture together, tightening screws, or doing any small task around the house is so much faster. It has great power, good precision, and makes every task feel much easier. This is one of those purchases you end up being grateful for every day. Highly recommended. Read more
The media could not be loaded. It’s such a cool gadget and works well with toys/things that need batteries. It doesn’t work well with smaller items like toilet paper holder. If you need to tighten it or replace it. It won’t work well. I also wish there was more than just 1 flat head bit inside. There’s a ton of Phillips and Allen key types but only 1 flat head which was disappointing. All in all I think it’s cool for quick and easy tasks. Read more
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Muy buen producto, buena calidad y diseño Read more
When I opened the box and saw this big jelly bean, I was worried if this was a tool or a toy. But after noodling with it a bit I realized it is a useful tool with a quirky shell. It is sort of between the 20 volt drill driver for deck boards and the little screwdrivers I use when operating on the guts of my cell phone. The description says it has a 1.5 Ah battery and has to be charged with a 1 Amp charger. So, since it does not come with a charger I had to go rooting around in my bottom desk drawer to find and adapter that is that small. Finally found an appropriate 5 Watt 1 Amp charger. After charging it I decided to measure the cattery capacity. Which of course, has to be done with a flat battery. I put a small load on it and ran it and ran it until it finally gave up. Note, when the LED lights begin to fade, its dead. That took a while! Then I plugged in my little 5W charger and connected it to my Katerk screwdriver through a FNB58 USB tester. It charged to 3.7 volts in 3h 30min. The battery took 1.62 Ah. Excellent! But, I wasn't done yet. I wanted to see what makes this thing tick. So I opened it up. I expected to see the usual 18650 battery with the usual heat shrink sleeve hiding the battery's make and specification. However, I found it uses a 18500 battery (also known as a "Fat A"). I wanted to pull it out and put it in my battery tester/charger. But, it is welded in and I didn't want chancing damaging it to get it out. The internal engineering seems fair with good solder joints. But, I did find a wire that had been pinched between the motor and a rib in the shell. Insulation not actually cut but with a lifetime of rough treatment in my tool bag it could have become a problem later. So, I moved the wire out of harm's way and taped it there before closing it back up. One design point I don't like is the positioning of the buttons. They are convenient for operation but, they stick out the side just enough to turn on when set on a flat surface (and press down). They should have been recessed. The screwdriver has 3 speeds. When driving a #8 screw into a piece of treated lumber I found the high speed has the highest ultimate torque and the low speed the lowest. When it reaches its ultimate torque, the motor stops suddenly and the motor locks so you can turn further by hand power. In high speed it drove the #8 wood screw in about 3/4" without a pilot hole or screw wax. Pretty good but I will stick to my 20V driver for this type of work. On the other end, I will also not be using this on the tiny screws inside my phone. Regarding the claim of magnetic bits or chuck, it is so weak I could barely detect any magnetism. It will definitely not pick up a tiny screw. Maybe my screwdriver is a dud and was absent on the day they were magnetizing them. Hope you have better luck. The jellybean case may be a good conversation piece. But, there is no room in my tool bag for a screwdriver in a 2-1/2" diameter case. Maybe I'll put the bits in a baggie and use the bizarre case to hide a Geocache. Read more
No me gustó que no tuviera puntas más pequeñas como para abrir laptops :c Read more
This is a very unique electric screwdriver! One of the main reasons I chose it is that it is an encapsulated system. The outer "pill" shaped case twists to lock and open. When the case is open, the 12 bits are snugly stored around the perimeter of the case. I like the variety of bits offered, which includes several Phillips head, Torx, Hex, a Pozidriv, and a flat head. I wish the flat head bit was a little wider (or another wide bit was provided in place of one of the others) but the set should handle a wide range of applications. The driver itself is well-made and has a rubberized handle. There are 3 buttons: Power button, plus drive and remove. The handle has 3 lights to indicate when the driver is on and the torque level. When charging, the lights indicate the charging level. The screwdriver is rechargeable via USB-C. A cable is included that can be used with whatever charging brick you probably have on hand. I haven't used it long enough to drain the battery, but the listing claims you can drive 1000 screws on a single charge. The driver fits nicely in the hand and is fairly lightweight and very easy to use. This is a very handy screwdriver to have around the house and should handle most light-to-medium chores. You're not going to be using this screwdriver to build a house, but it is great for small repairs, assembling furniture, and so on. I have a variety of cordless tools including a heavy duty driver and 2 lighter-duty drivers. They (and my bit sets) always seem to end up in my husband's truck, so I'm happy to have my own cordless driver that I can keep in my office to myself :) Overall I really like this driver and hope it will last a long time. It's a moderate value but priced a little higher than many other cordless drivers. However, the usefulness and design of the unit paired with the included bits make it attractive. Highly recommend. Read more
This is my second product from this company and they continue to impress! The pill shaped case is excellent, almost overbuilt. The thick plastic halves fit together perfectly and each individual bit has it's own magnet to retain them in each slot. The case even has foam padding inside to keep the driver from shaking. The screwdriver itself is very nice. It has 3 speed settings that can be changed while it's off, and an automatic flashlight on the front that will be very useful for sure. It feels solid and very high quality, much nicer than my last electric screwdriver and more compact as well. My previous product from this company was a cordless rotary tool and it's been great, I use it often. Katerk is doing a great job with these tools, I recommend this company. Read more
