Wowstick Dual-power Lithium Household Screwdriver Set, Electric Screwdriver Kit with Electric Maximum Torque 0.9Nm; Manual Maximum Torque 3Nm

Nice array of bits and USB-C charging. This goes great with my electronics kit for fixing things around the house. Would be a great enhancement to add a button that turns the led lights on without the driver.

Revise. Great tool. Bit quality is very poor. Damaged my smaller Phillips bit on its first use! Torque is too strong and damaged bits as well as screws. Really wish they made this with multiple torque settings.So far loving the tool, I attached little magnets to connect the bit storage to stay in place as I found it a bit insecure, but that was just me. So few device works great, one thing though, for those thinking it’ll slip when hands get sweat at the job, comes with anti slip stickers for the grip which work great.!

I will preface, I bought this and the Wowstick 1F+. I think both are way beyond aesthetically pleasing. Brushed aluminum looks AWESOME. I am partial to the black tint on the 1F+.The SD36 definitely has more torque and power and I feel confident it can do most of the tasks I will be using it for. The 1F+ is more mild and feels like a pen in the hand. The size is awesome on the 1F+ but feels weak when using the power.I cant say I am overwhelmed by the SD36. The front bit holders are pressure fitted to the screw driver meaning that if they wear at all in the taking off and putting on, they will fall off at some point by themselves. The power button is a common cordless small screwdriver rocker button that is perpendicular to the screwdriver. I prefer the rocker button of the 1F+ as you know which direction you are trying to achieve. The SD36 rattles a little too much when you shake it, giving it a less quality vibe than what it appears. I appreciate the USB-C charger over the micro-USB on the 1F+. Charges faster and I only have to carry one cord around. I wish the 1F+ had the power of the SD36 with USB-C, but kept the color, the size, and functionality.I plan to use this for small electronics and other projects, tightening knife screws, fiddling with my 3d printer, working on my computer. The power and torque are perfect for this and the bits are of common quality. I will also mention that the bits on the SD36 are common bits found on most adjustable screwdrivers. Definitely a plus if i have to replace them.

It's actually well organized and has a lot more power than I expected!

Can’t believe they still honor the warranty and replace the bits nearly 4 years later. What a Win!

I received this today (7/16/23). I unpacked it, charged it, and then used it to remove a bracket. It broke after the third screw. It makes noise when you press the button but the shaft does not rotate.I also wasn’t impressed with how the two bit holders felt stored on the shaft. It would have been better if there was a bit of a collar for each to seat into.I am returning this and ordering a driver from a different manufacturer.

1) The bits that came with the driver do not match the pictures on the sale page.2) The charge light does not function so you don't know if charging or when charged.3) The black cardboard wrap in the center with text in different languages is too small to read and rendered worthless - could have been a good place for battery status and charge indicator.4) The on/off switch cannot be performed without a tool to reach in the recess.5) As the rubber ages in the bit modules they'll slide right off and hit the floor I imagine.

I just don’t like it for my hand. I’m 6’ and have average size hands and it’s just awkward. Plus with all the attention to detail on packaging which, is very nice you’d think they’d have a better way to store the bits. In little cylinders that go on the shaft of the bit holder.Seems like a really good idea but it’s just not all the way there. It’s just on or off no way to go slow. I sent it back.