ORIA Cordless Screwdriver Set Rechargeable Electric Screwdriver with 21 1 Torque MAX 650RPM 7 1N m Type-C Charging

Bought for my fpv hobby works great Read more

The media could not be loaded. Surprised by how powerful this is. It says 3.6 volts but it performs better than you'd expect at that power rating. No variable speed trigger but unlike others there are two selectable speeds so you have some precision when you need it. Noise level is about what I expected, not particularly loud or quiet. I didn't see it listed in the description but there's a button on the back that lets you rotate it between a pencil style and a pistol style screwdriver which is really nice. Very compact, very easy to use, buttons are easy to use and placed right where they should be as well. It's the best I've used vs the Skil, Black and Decker, Ryobi and Craftsman models in the $20-$40 price range. Costs less too. Read more

this electric screwdriver is amazing. straight forward and nothing else to say. though, the only flaw is that, it’s kinda weak. Read more

great tool to have for small items ,i like it .with led light and very strong Read more

Great for when you have limited room in what your fixing/putting together. Would recommend this tho 100% Read more

Screwdriver does work well, has decent torque for light jobs. Comes with a nice set of screw bits. You need to install the adapter first. The bits fit inside the adapter. The problem is it states 7.2 v, actually is 3.6v. States it on the box it is packaged, and the side of tool. Decided to keep it, because, I don’t want to spend more time looking for another. Amazon needs to correct error.! See photos for proof. Read more

Exactly what I was wanting and looking for when it saw this here online... Turns out... It's exactly perfect! Read more

2 speed with torque control and usb c charging, a steal at $25 with coupon! 650 rpm at high speed and can change from pistol to straight grip, if only it had variable speed…it would be a five star rating. Generic branding but if you put a name brand on it, it would jack up the price considerably even though they would be made at the same Chinese factory. Once I fully test it I will review again. Update after use: unless you dial it to 19 there is little torque and the mechanical break will twist your arm. The mode/off switch gets in the way during use and it turn it off while in use. The speed selector switch does not have an indent so you can’t tell if you switched speeds. Only usable for light duty work. I rate it a 2 overall. Read more