HOTO Electric Screwdriver Rechargeable, 3.6V Cordless Screwdriver Set USB-C, 3 Torque Settings, 1500mAh Battery, LED Light & 12 S2 Metal Bits for Furniture/Electrical Repairs

After dozens of uses on the first day, I'm pleased.There's not a ton of grip on the handle, but I found myself using that as a feature so I don't over-tighten screws. There was plenty of torque for removing and installing deadbolt locks and door handles, which was what I was doing. I can always pull out my heavy drill if I need "brace it against your leg and hang on" torque.I don't have a lot of use for the fancy case, but the base is nice for holding bits. One little feature which would be nice would a extension bit for those times when the tool body interferes with nearby objects.The best thing for me is simply that I can keep a screwdriver bit in this and a drill bit in my drill, instead of switching bits as some projects seem to require. Another important thing is that the bit bases are the standard size, so bulk drywall bits and tools from most other kits are interchangeable.

I got this for my husband as a christmas gift but I think I use it more. It has made assembling different items so much easier since it comes with different attachments. I love how compact it is making it easy to use in tighter spaces. Honestly one of the best power tools I have purchased for the price.

Probably the best cordless screwdriver that I've used. And I've had many over the decades.A few sugtgestions for improvement:1. Put some bright color on it. When I set it down, it fades out of my vision.2. Put some flat spots on it. Again, when I set it down, it wants to roll off of the surface.3. That ring light could be brighter. It's not visible except in deep darkness.

The media could not be loaded. I install medication dispensing machines in hospital med rooms and have used this little driver frequently about 3 days a week, for almost 2 1/2 years. The battery life is crazy good and I only have to charge it every couple of weeks. I love the handy bit storage in the base of the carrying case. For what I originally paid, this tool wasn't exactly cheap when considering comparable drivers but I feel like I have gotten my money's worth.The tool itself is very durable and has held up well. Its aluminum construction feels solid in my hand and takes a fair amount of rough handling in stride. It surprisingly has a decent amount of power, and I always use it on the highest torque setting. When the driver isn't strong enough to loosen a tight fastener, I sometimes have to give it an extra turn by hand, in a sort of manual screwdriver kind of way. I've started to notice a strange pop or click when I do this -- almost like something might have broken loose inside but the driver hasn't failed yet. There's no rattling or anything either, so I haven't worried too much about it.I really only have a few minor gripes with this thing:- The aluminum cylindrical carrying/storage case no longer stays "locked" and is easily jiggled open because the fit between the cap and the base in no longer snug and has become too sloppy to stay closed. The plastic "stops" on the base have simply become too worn. To be fair, I travel with it in a tool bag that gets checked as luggage twice a week at airports all over the country, which is subject to the barbaric treatment of various baggage handling gorillas, airport conveyors and baggage carousels.- The torque dial near the top of the driver easily and accidentally rotates to a lower setting by my forefinger especially when the driver stops at maximum load and I twist the body manually. So before using the driver again, I frequently have to set it back to the previous torque setting.- I wish it had variable speed, but I realize having that feature would probably not be feasible in a tool this compact.All things considered, I would probably buy this tool again but it would be a much easier decision if it were in the $25 to $30 range.

I am 72 and had to put together three cabinets with drawers and doors. I bought this electric screwdriver after making the first cabinet. It took me two days to put the first cabinet together with a regular Philips head screwdriver. I decided to buy this screwdriver for the second and third cabinet. It was a gamechanger I got both cabinets done in hours. It is so easy to use. I'm so happy I decided to purchase this electric. It comes with many different bits and a really nice storage case.

I really like the item so far. I've never seen anything like it before. It is a truly a marriage of art and science. I had a couple screwdrivers and didn't think I would need another. But when I saw it (it could be from a YouTube clip) I was really curious and had to have it. It is built very well. One can see that the manufacturer has put a lot of thought into the design. It's more like a piece of art than a screwdriver. I look forward to enjoying it the in the years to come.

One of the best purchases made. It is so worth it. Never thought assembling furniture can be so easy. Only because of this electric drill I can assemble furniture without hurting my fingers anymore. It is really easy to use and is safe. It has so many different extensions which almost fit for any screws.The best part is we can drill screws in and remove it as well with same tool which I wasn’t aware while buying it.

I’ve been looking for a mini cordless (pen style) screwdriver. Wanted the smaller ones like the xcool or similar sets, but after extensive research they didn’t have the torque for use around the house. No this isn’t a contracting level of screwdriver, but it can drive screws into wood, put furniture together, and do all the every day maintenance we need it for, while being stylish and minimalistic. First use it surprised me on torque and actually started twisting in my hand. Definitely use a firm grip when using it for higher torque purposes. 10/10 will recommend, can’t note on battery life since it hasn’t died yet, but safe to say it’s more than anyone needs!