LANNERET Electric Screwdriver Cordless Household 7.2 V 1500mAh Lithium-Ion Rechargeable Power Screw Guns with 6+1 Torque LED Light,Green

Best purchase I have done in a while. This machine is a veast. Wesk on drriven in with an impact driver. I ran,across this on 2 screws a construction crew put in. Everything else done with flying colors I drilled 16 holes added 25 screws and it has a full charge. Power button is good the side push to power safety switch is a Lil hardnon big hands but you can release it after screwgun starts. Battery life only shows if you click the meter area. I like this saves on battery. Swivel head and flashlight are awesome. I didn't realize it had a quick release chuck ... put tip holder or drill in chuck and pull up on collar ...done. I'd rate this a 9.5 as it wont always retract other screws but for the price...I am in love.

I’ve had this for some time I don’t know over six years this thing is still going very strong battery loss is great the only thing is weird is the LED lightBut I love this thing so much I’m very sad that it is not sold anymore cause I need one for work

I only got it to raise and lower by table router and engage/release the spindle lock, both of which use 1/4" hex drive. The fine adjustment build into the router height mechanism makes hand cranking the router up and down to change bits a bit tedious for our fast-paced shop. This little driver is great for that. Will probably never use it for anything else as we have every tool in the universe for real tasks.

I like this tool, but it is really more a drill than a screwdriver. That is because it is not variable speed so it goes from 0 to 100% speed instantly, If you're putting screws in a deck or fence then it would be great. If you want to use it on something small, like a cabinet hinge, you're most likely to strip out the head or over-tighten. Impossible to get a small screw started with such high torque. I have found it handy for drilling one-off holes rather than lugging out the big drill.

This is new, to me, as a brand. I decided to give it a shot, despite not knowing much about the manufacturer. I do that, from time to time. Sometimes it pays dividends, other times it ends is disappointment. This was a "dividends" decision. While the battery life is not spectacular, it is sufficient to my needs and, I would suspect, the vast majority of home users' needs, as well. At 7.2V, there is sufficient torque/power required for the vast majority of driving needs. I was able to get a fair number of screws into sheetrock, wood, and threaded steel openings before requiring another charge. The swivel angle adjustment is exactly what is needed, when one can't quite get the right torque/angle and the adjustment is required.Moreover, it has outperformed a couple of my "name brand" drivers, both of which were higher priced, and didn't come with nearly as many "extras," as this did. I can definitely recommend this tool, and my overall experience has been an excellent one. The "extras" are where other "name brands" tend to skimp, using the "give away the razor and profit on the blades" approach. It seems Lanneret sat down and calculated the absolute MOST it could give the consumer, and still make a respectable profit. Would that the big names paid attention to this. It is definitely a marketing strategy that is worth an investment.Well done, Lanneret!

This is a surprisingly good small hand tool. It's rotating handle allows both pistol and straight handle operation. It has impressive torque and we'll designed controls. Although an unfamiliar name, this is a winner and superior to several big name products.

why would you make a screw driver w/ a light that only works when the trigger is pulled? A lot of good it does to find the dang screw with the screw driver spinning at 1000 rpm's. Most quality power tools w/ LED light lets the light stay on for 20 seconds so you can see what your trying to unscrew. When you pull the trigger you can see in the hole your trying to get the screw out of but it's spinning so no chance of it getting in the screw head. Laughable really. What a terrible design.

I recommend this for every household! So handy! 5 stars!