Cordless Impact Wrench,420 Ft-lb High Torque 3200 RPM,with a 21V 4.0Ah Li-Ion Battery, Fast Charger,6 Sockets, Suitable for family cars

I hate not having a cordless impact drill with me while I am traveling because if I get a flat tire I have no other way to change the tire so I end up having to call a tow truck but now that I got the cordless impact wrench I don’t have to worry anymore this little drill is very powerful great battery life I had to use it a few times and it has made a world of a difference very light weight and come with a very nice case to put it back when when now in use great price I am goin to be purchase another one for a gift for my dad for his birthday highly recommended if you need a cordless impact drill

This impact wrench has helped me so much. It's battery lasts a long time, even if kept in the box for an extended amount of time. But if you're like me and use it often, for quick car fixes, tire rotations, and more, this is a great product to invest in. Thanks for being honest with your sale and delivering a great product!!

I bought an impact wrench previously and returned it right away due to lack of power. It did not meet the advertised torque. It was far less than advertised. So I was skeptical about this one. Surprisingly this one is as powerful or more powerful than advertised. I am very impressed and happy about the purchase. I was able to unscrew 110ft-lb torqued lug nuts with complete ease. Impact frequency is also faster than anything I have seen so far. Tightening torque is also very powerful and I had to dial down the torque setting. Now question is how long this will last. If it lasts a long time, this is no doubt an excellent buy. No need to spend 3x to buy name brands.After 7 months, I am again impressed how good this impact wrench is. The battery did not even discharge after many months and ready to serve when you need it. This is a super buy for people who need professional performance of ones that cost 5x. I have not seen any big heavy duty nut on three different cars this could not unscrew.

Pieces to big hole is too small, wasn't able to know it

at first I thought no way 80 bucks cheap unreliable but I’ve been using it for a while now and I’m telling you it’s worth the money you pay. It has broken everything that I have tried except one bolt I clearly use a real impact on but for the money and price, it’s perfect and great

Got this for my oldest son for his birthday. My youngest son had same birthday and got his car about a week after he turned 16 and it got a flat on the way home from the dealership. Tire needed to be patched and this made the removal fast and easy. Great product.

I have only used it once so far but it did a great job seems to be built solid. Definitely makes the tire change a lot quicker. not super heavy like the steel impact. Those way easily behind my truck seat. Decent case and charger and the sockets that come with it are decent

There are nice features, like variable torque, and speed, not to mention price. The problem is that, unless you only want to use the provided sockets, you probably are out of luck. I couldn't get the Torque Sticks I bought to fit on the Anvil, even though the included sockets did fit. I thought the Torque Sticks were defective, so I tried them on my standard 1/2" ratchets. They fit perfectly! I then tried some of my standard 1/2" sockets meant for impact tools, and they didn't fit this impact gun. I was able to find 1 worn drive extension that did fit, but little else that would. I then took a dial caliber that I use for machining and discovered that the anvil on this tool is 8 thousands over 1/2" on one side, and 18 thousands over 1/2" on the other side. Unless the socket is equally oversized, it just isn't going to work. Most sockets aren't oversized that much. I found, that in general, the drive is always undersized, and the sockets slightly oversized from 1/2". Poor quality control, or just poor manufacturing, I don't know. It doesn't matter, because I don't want to try to find a socket that will fit this tool. Another issue is that the instruction booklet was written by somebody with no command of the English language. It is essentially non-sensical, but then you probably don't need the manual if you're buying this tool. Typical of Chinese branded anything! Obviously, I don't need an impact tool often or I would have bough a name brand tool. I thought I might get away cheap, but as usual it just doesn't work out.