I must confess that I only bought this screwdriver because it seemed like the cheapest way to get a small DC motor with a good high reduction gearbox below 10mm in diameter I needed for a project in making. But after I received the screwdriver and using it for a bit I decided it would be heresy to use such a good piece of engineering for that purpose, and I dismantled my previous, much more expensive, screwdriver instead, and use this one as my new primary small screwdriver. If it was just the screwdriver it would already be a great deal, since it is well made, robust, high quality and very ergonomic, has a great feeling and includes a LED light that's actually useful (and illuminates 360 degrees, a great touch). That alone would be worth more than the $20 I paid for it. But in top of that, the kit also includes a magnetizer-demagnetizer tool, an an extremely complete set of tips, including lots of very useful security tips that aren't often at hand when you need them. So if you are looking at this screwdriver, stop looking, this is the one you want. Edit: after using this screwdriver quite regularly for a few weeks, I had one small issue, which could be a large one if the screwdriver is abused a bit. I was trying to remove a stuck screw, so I helped the motor by turning the screwdriver manually, and that caused the casing to rotate relative to the motors and tip, and the rubber buttons popping out of place. I was able to manually rotate the casing back into position and press the buttons back in place easily, but I can imagine this could have ended badly if I hadn't stopped immediately. So my recommendation is not to use this screwdriver for the initial turn of stuck screws, use a manual screwdriver for that situation (I keep a manual handle that's compatible with the included set of 1/8 inch bits for that), and use this tool to finish the job once the screw is moving. But it would be great if the product was improved with a bit of glue between the case and the mechanism to avoid excess force causing this problem, since the parts themselves seem to be sturdy enough for the hard jobs. Still an impressive product though, super happy with it. Read more
This was bought as a gift for Christmas. I got it for my step dad which likes to work on fixing things and he always needs a small set of screw drivers around to work on various things. However sometimes it is hard on him using manual screwdrivers cause of the constant twisting of the wrists. I got this to make it easier for him to use. Everything came nicely packed. I opened it to examine it and also gave it a full charge before Wrapping in up for Christmas. The screwdriver is very small. Doesn't feel much different from a regular screwdriver. Came with a lot of different bits and even a magnet. Pushing forward or reverse will make it turn electrically forward or reverse and even came with a built in LED light in the front which for small spaces it definitely helps! I was amazed at the quality and it felt good in my hands. Almost regret wrapping it up as a present but its okay as I will definitely get one for myself as it is a great tool to have especially if you are working with small electronics or even building PC's. Read more
Product serves my needs exactly. No it doesn't have lots of torque, but I don't want that. It's just perfect for removing/installing tiny screws for computer cases and internal components. The modest torque keeps me from accidentally overtightening and stripping a screw. So far it has worked well. UPDATE: after just over a year with occasional use removing laptop cover screws, my screwdriver seems to have malfunctioned like the 1st one I had received and was bad out of the box. It's charged, the light works, but when I press the forward or backward buttons it just makes a sound and TRIES to move, but will not spin any longer. Just a momentary shift but no real movement, so it seems it had died with no way to get it replaced now. I don't believe I've got my $66 worth of use out of this device. Read more
I love this thing, it's been such a help with electronics and hobby projects. It has enough power to drive a M3 through a single layer of PLA and PETG, but just keep in mind that this is a precision screwdriver. You won't be driving screws through wood. With the smooth handle, it's pretty easy to lose your grip on it and end up with a spinning handle instead of spinning bit, but that is sometimes a feature as you don't' want to be stripping the screw heads. The bits it comes with are pretty good, so far I've stripped more screws than bits, but am also only using M3/Philips in a tiny size for hobby projects. Read more
My best friend loved this, great gift for anyone who has a tech friend in their life Read more
It works great. It's a good little screwdriver and has some good torque for its size but, you have to leave it plugged in when you're not using it because the charge only lasts for about a day and a half to two days. So if you don't have it plugged in next time you go to use it even if it's a few days later it's going to be dead and have to be charged first. Read more
I recently purchased the ORIA Electric Screwdriver (New Version) 28 in 1 Mini Electric Screwdriver Set and I have been thoroughly impressed with its performance. The screwdriver is lightweight and easy to handle, making it ideal for small tasks around the house. The 28 in 1 set includes a variety of different bits, allowing me to tackle a wide range of projects without having to switch between tools. The rechargeable battery has a long life and charges quickly, ensuring that the screwdriver is always ready when I need it. Overall, I would highly recommend the ORIA Electric Screwdriver to anyone in need of a reliable and versatile tool for their DIY projects. Read more
