HOTOSNAPBLOQ™ D-A03 Electric Mini Drill Pen with 20 Bits, Brushless Motor, 3-Speed USB-C Rechargeable Electric Hand Drill, Power Tool for PCB, Jewelry Making, Wood, Plastic, DIY, 3D Printer

Can only drill small holes (chuck only accepts up to 2.2mm bit), but remarkably capable nonetheless. Very convenient for small drilling needs, and way nicer to use than a pin vise.

So far I am pleased with my purchase of this drill. The battery was charged when I received it so I could put it to immediate use. The drill was easy to use, quiet and appears to be a quality drill.

This little drill is perfect for hobby applications. The bits are nicely labeled and there are duplicates. The chuck is basic, but it works and it sufficiently holds the bits in place. It isn't very strong, so reserve this for the crafts and softer materials. Battery life is sufficient, and the speeds are nice as well. The case is sturdy and the magnets hold them together well enough. It pairs well with the rotary tool I also have. Also ideal for small projects

The quality and presentation is top notch. But it’s missing a lot of extras that do come in handy on other sets. Although other sets are cheaply made and don’t compare in quality. For example it does not have extensions and adapters

Hoto electric tools are amazing. Each is indispensable in its use. Mine are primarily used with 3D print cleanup and assembly.

Very useful and easy to use.

Great hobby drill for small needs. I build miniature houses and this is great for drilling a quick hole in the materials. Convenience of size and no wired plug makes it super easy to use. Great tool!

I got two different sets in this series, and I'm amazed with BOTH of them (drill and precision driver). I've used other sets, but HOTO seems to have raised the bar with their sets. While this is a bit more pricey, it's definitely worth the difference, and each consumer's budget will determine the value for that consumer.The quality of both material and construction is a cut above, as well.The snapbloq system is much like the B&D/Dewalt 20V Max concept for cordless tools, but combines the convenience of modular expansion. The drill offers sufficient power for ANY 'precision' application, from acrylic to wood, with sufficient torque to make small tasks an absolute dream while operating.The toggle-lock for each of the tools is strong and reliable. The bit sets are broad enough that only on rare occasion would one find the need to make a specialty purchase. The drivers/motors are VERY comfortable in a standard sized human hand (smaller hands may struggle a bit).Recharging via USB-C has become virtually ubiquitous, and certainly makes things very standard and convenient. The fact that the consumer is able to interlock or detach pretty much ALL of the Snapbloq series bit holders into ANY configuration/orientation via magnetic connection is most definitely a plus. For those that work with smaller projects, it's hard to imagine being without these, now that I've tried them. All the toggle-lock motors can also be detached from the bit holder boxes, for easier arrangement and access. I'm an HUGE fan of magnets, for so many reasons. This was just one more plus that Snapbloq brought to the table that separates this from other sets.Fit, form, and function are ALL represented, here, and in spectacular fashion.The motors on these sets doesn't take long to charge, and that charge is held FAR longer than I would have anticipated. This speaks well to the efficiency of the motor in each set. I will definitely be picking up ALL the sets HOTO has to offer. Adjustable speeds add to the potential efficiency.The way bits are nested in their respective cases also adds to the functionality and organization potential (and applicable execution). I have to emphasize that ALL of them are intended for fine, precision work, and should not be used for anything "heavy duty." I especially like these for acrylic work, as they don't melt acrylic as easily, and I don't find myself having to scrape or chip away acrylic that has been melted into bit channels. They seem to leave a cleaner finished product than any other that I've used.The displays on these are also very clean, and I like the LED light for illuminating finer work where my head or hands might be blocking my light source. A bright bonus. For any who do precision work, These are definitely a cut above. If the consumer can afford the price difference, these are WELL worth the investment.