3.6V Cordless Electric Screwdriver Rechargeable portable Mini Rotary Home Gadget，Automatic Manual all in one with LED Light and USB-C Charging Cable RED

I'm a hvac service tech and have to take tons of screws out of panels to access units. This thing is NOT powerful. I typically gave a 1/4 turn then can use the motor to back the screw out. But I do love that it's essentially impossible to strip out a screw ona unit. It's super light, quiet, and useful. I love it personally. It's always in my pocket with a flip bit from klein and a flip impact philips/slotted that came with it. It works for about 90 % of what I see. It holds a charge well has taken a few falls and still works. I'd recomened it. It's not a replacement for a drill more of an upgraded screwdriver to cut down on time without lugging an impact.

It all started when I bought this for my wife—she loves tackling projects around the house without warning (which also means my tools mysteriously disappear). After seeing an electrician swear by this thing for all-day use, I figured it was worth a shot.Long story short? She loved it. And I got jealous.So, I grabbed one for myself, and now I use it every time I rotate my tires to remove the center caps. It’s been an absolute clutch tool—quick, reliable, and surprisingly powerful. I’d buy another, but honestly, I only need one at a time, and this thing just won’t quit!If you’re on the fence, just get it—whether for you or someone who keeps stealing your tools. 🔧⚡

very happy with purchase the driver works better than expected. Have been using cordless drills to assemble and disassemble electronics. They have too much power and sometimes the screw gets stripped. This driver is a bit slower but much more accurate and can be used as a manual driver. Very useful and highly recommended.

I really like this screwdriver! I just wish it was a little more rugged. I'm a copier tech, and pull m3 and m4 screws all day long. It works perfectly for the job, with just enough torque for both plastic and metal screws, I just add a little bit extra for those few that need to hold a little more. It pulls most screws out with the motor, with some taking a small twist beforehand. It held its first charge for a solid month, with it blinking the last day. I'd say 3 weeks for a recharge for me. Unfortunately, I charged it twice, and then today, I dropped it from a high top copier onto concrete, and now it's working intermittent. I'm sure I messed up something inside. I don't have a way to contact anyone, so I don't know how to fix it other than DIY. I'll do that later. So, if you want an awesome tool, buy this, but don't drop it 5 feet. It won't survive.

This has a surprising amount of torque, and is great for electrical outlet work. The light is very helpful, just wish there were a separate switch to turn it on/off. Charge lasts a long time. I like being able to use it as a normal screwdriver to finish off tightening without stripping screws -- but it's easy to accidentally hit the rotate buttons while using as a manual screwdriver. Great addition to the toolbox.

One thing is there is no collar to switch forward or reverse there is a button for both and the top is large for good grip so far it's a nice electric screw driver good torque also battery life unknown at the time

I would be lost without it, makes jobs easier

If you are like me, and considering this vs the "name brand" then save your money and get this. I originally bought the name brand "V" and and returned it one day later. For one, it quit working!!, But it was also uncomfortable to use with the "slide" forward and reverse. This one has a button that is much better. And Ive used it daily with my job and its been absolutely great.