Yougfin Electric Cordless Ratchet Wrench Set 3/8 inch Drive, 40N.M High Torque Power Ratchet Kit with Variable Speed Trigger, 2 Pack 2.0Ah Lithium-ion Batteries & Charger, 7 Sockets

I’m a professional road mechanic working on small equipment, I have a tendency to forget tools so I didn’t want to risk my snap on getting left behind, I planned on purchasing a few cheap ones to test. This thing is excellent. Very tough, 2 months in and still working perfectly. Battery life is excellent, I’m talking weeks with daily use. It’s pretty powerful for how cheap it is. Highly recommend.

I bought it and I love it. I am doing a major DIY project on my car. This power wrench came with two batteries and a charger. I like the lockable switch on the paddle switch.

This is great for a diy once in a while use and light work if you want it for a shop it might last just don’t be a princess as for me it’s great and cheap get the job done right and has power.

Works great!

This does the work. For a DIY mechanic on a budget, this ratchet is a fraction of the price of a big name brand. It comes with two batteries, and each one lasts a whole day of moderate use. I have been impressed with how well it fits into tight spaces. You have to loosen and torque manually with this tool, as it will not break bolts loose with raw power. It is designed to make it easy to remove and reinstall fasteners that are in tight spaces, but it works efficiently for most common mechanical jobs. I used it to disassemble the dash in my Expedition to access the heater core, and I could not imagine doing that job without something like this. Very good value.

I needed a drive tool like this. It has seen a fair amount of light use and based on the cost, I would say that I am happy with my purchase. I wish it included a plastic case; but I just store it in the original box.

I have three pneumatic air ratchets, one is from the big red truck, and was pretty expensive. This ratchet from the Yougfin Store on Amazon is my first cordless, electric ratchet. and so far I'm pretty happy with it. The ratchet came with two 12-volt lithium-ion rechargeable batteries, and a charger, as well as seven metric sockets, and a 2-inch extension, and a 3/8-to-1/4-inch adapter. Everything is packed in a well produced box with a foam insert that has places for everything, but frankly, it all takes up too much room and will not be the tool's permanent home. I would have preferred a well designed blow-mold case, but it's not worth deducting a star for that. (I have gotten tools in a horribly designed blow-mold case, which would have been an improvement if they had just dumped everything in a sturdy paper bag.) The electric ratchet performs similarly to my pneumatic tools, except it does have less torque than some. Honestly, it's not an issue for me, as I prefer speed over torque. One pneumatic ratchet I have actually has too much torque, and I rarely use it. (No, it's not the one from the big red truck.) One small issue it that there are four small screws protruding from the body of the tool, near the ratchet end. I would have preferred that these were oval-head screws, and slightly countersunk. Still, not a deal killer. The tool is bulkier than my air ratchets, but it's probably the nature of the beast. It is certainly much quieter, and the variable speed trigger is easier to feather than my air tools. It is so nice not to have to drag around an air hose, and many pneumatic tools actually make enough noise to damage your hearing. Don't ask me how I know. This cordless, electric ratchet from the Yougfin store has made me a happy mechanic.

I wish i had the chance to try this item before my return window closed but I didn't get the chance to because i got busy with divorce process....i tried it today for the first time and was EXTREMELY disappointed i definitely recommend to try something else this thing is just slightly stronger than an screwdriver it's nothing special!