Homtronics Mini Electric Screwdriver, Precision Screwdriver Set, 52 in 1 Cordless Rechargeable Mini Screwdriver Set with 48 Precision S2 Bits, Small Electric Screwdriver for Laptop Phone Watch Repair

I have only just received this product and haven't used it yet. So bear that in mind - HOWEVER I am very impressed with the quality of the product nd design - I'll update after some use. The packet had been opened previously, so I don't know if it's been returned y someone and gone back into stock, but tell tale signs were the cardboard box opening flap was a little folded and torn and the inner plastic bag around the case was open. However there were no appreciable marks on the case or the screwdriver so I hope someone just took a look previously. The case itself is very nice, metal and well made; the inner tray slides out to present the screwdriver and a rack of 48 bits with different ends to them and in the sides of the tray there is a pair of tweezers and a metal spatula. I had no difficulty removing the driver or the different shafts. The battery needed charging (the display showed less than half charged) and it's now plugged in getting that charge. On first impressions therefore I am very impressed. Time will tell in use how long that delight will last, but given the 'feel' of the device I'd be surprised if it isn't long term very good. Note that the tips are small - do not buy this to assemble furniture. It's ideal for electrical, jewellery and spectacle adjustments . However the tips are both long shafted and short, so depending on the accessibility of the screw you want to adjust there's options. One of the better 'out of the box' feelings. I'll follow up in due course after some sensible use, though I am not going to be a heavy user, just a handy tool for keeping at hand on the desk.

This precision screwdriver is simply amazing. It arrives in great packaging that sets the tone for quality. The inclusion of magnetic bits and a magnitizer in the case is incredibly useful, especially for handling small screws like those in remote controls, glasses, and small toys.It's worth noting that this tool may not handle larger screws that require more electric torque, but you can easily use it manually. What I love most is that everything you need is neatly contained within the case, which also conveniently charges via USB-C.The only drawback I've encountered so far is that the screwdriver itself is showing some signs of wear and tear, likely due to the metal-on-metal contact every time it's removed from its housing. Only time will tell how durable it truly is. If you found this review helpful, please consider liking it. Thanks!

seems really well designed and made

This is a good precision screwdriver at a good price. Lots of unusual heads to get into cases to do repair work. Not for heavy duty work.

Easy to hold and great selection of bits. Wouldn't be without it now.

For innovation value, I can't fault this, and I have managed to use this in trying to screw in a tight spot at the back of a cupboard, where a normal or larger screwdriver would have been a struggle.However, electrically, don't expect too much torque. It could barely screw and unscrew tight PH2 countersunk screws in chipboard. However, by pressing the buttons, I could use it like a ratchet screwdriver, allowing me to reposition easily between twists. Then again, this is designed to be a precision screwdriver and not for big DIY jobs.The screw bits may be plentiful, but they contain more of the less commonly used bits, and less of the more frequently used ones. There is no PH2 bit (I had to use one from a Wiha precision set I have), which I reckon has been be the most used in that set.The LED lights don't point at where the screwdriver tip but shine somewhat sideways.Overall, I'll say these are small things - it's still a good value screwdriver for what you get. But there is room for perfection

Great screwdriver the torque is ok but if you twist it while in reverse it does remove small screws I used it to take a ps5 apart to fit a new HDMI socket that a young person had damaged and it worked really well. The driver bits seem to be magnetic and do pick up tiny screws. The case is great - holds the bits within it. The bits themselves seem good quality and are all marked with their according shape / size /torq bit. I would recommend this. I have bought a second one to leave at work as it was so good.

I like the addition of all the driver bits and a spudger, tweezer.

multi usual thank you

I will start by saying I have had a few of this style of electric screwdrivers to work on PCs and other electronics. A simple thing about this one that I am SO glad they included...LONG bits. This does have the usual compliment of bit types, sizes, etc. The one thing that I am so glad they did was also include a few common (phillips, flathead) bits that are extra long. I can't tell you the number of times I have been taking something apart and the screw is super deep inside a single sized hole. I have kept a small contingent of very small "regular" screwdrivers around over the years just so I would have access to a long, thin screwdriver for just those occasions. Using this is so much simpler and all in a single, compact case.I will say that I originally had an issue getting the driver itself to charge, but that seems to be an issue with using a high-wattage charger. I used my 165w charger on the 100w connection and it simplify did not want to charge. I thought I had a damaged or broken unit, but decided to try it on a smaller wattage charger just to verify. It charged as expected on the 15w charger. I don't know if this is specific to the unit that I had or if this was a type of design decision, but it threw me for a loop to begin with. However, I have been charging and using it since I got it and it has worked without any issue.The little LED screen is nice, but not really needed. When you are screwing in a screw, it has a little animated screw showing the direction it is going and vice-versa. I would assume if you are investing in something like this, you already know the old "lefty loosy, righty tighty" saying or, at the minimum, know that the button that faces down would be screwing the screw into something and the one at the back would be loosening it. It does also show the charge on the device, so that is actually nice.A great little electric screwdriver for small appliance/PC/toy/electronics repair and building. Don't forget about the long bits....a life saver at times.

This is a great set!! It's got magnetic bits of all sorts; flats, Phillips, torx, triangle, etc. There are also specialty bits for opening classic gaming consoles or opening SIM card trays in you cell phone, among many others.The lights and digital display are also nice features. You have all these tools and they all fit in a slim compact case that easily stores anywhere you need it.

Mine came used and with the in/out button broken off. I was able to re-install it but it has clearly been used. Fingerprints on the case plastic. Neat little tool but DOES NOT COME WITH A CORD OR ANY TYPE OF CHARGER!!!! Seriously? What electronic device doesn't come with a way to charge it! Nowhere in the description does it say that it does NOT come with a charger. I'm probably going to return it.

I don't often build things, but when I do, I get so tired of twisting every screw in. I just wanted something small and easy to use for those little projects I do come across. This was it! Everything is magnetic, so that's a plus. The packaging is compact and a cool design with somewhat of a push-in drawer to close it. It's nice having a wide variety of bits for different projects. The tool and packaging both feel pretty heavy duty, made of alloy steel so it doesn't feel flimsy even if it's small.Here are a few gripes I had with it. Holding it in your hand is definitely different. I immediately wanted to hold it like a pen, but I quickly realized that I couldn't push with my thumb or else the screwdriver would spin out of my grip. I had to use my pointer finger and hold the tool steady with my other fingers. A little different, but I can adapt to it.The other thing that bugged me was the case, despite how cool the design was. When I first opened it, the glass cover was popping out and I had to push it in. Hopefully it doesn't keep doing that. Then, since everything is magnetic, the bits are just suctioned to the case, which is fine, but when trying to handle the case with bits magnetized on both sides (especially when popping the screwdriver out), sometimes the bits get knocked out of place. It may have been better to just have something actually hold the bits securely. Also, there was a time where I couldn't close the case, and that's when I realized the set came with tweezers. The tweezers were squeezed into a crevice on the side of the inside of the case, and the only thing holding it closed was a small plastic ring that had slipped off so the tweezers were preventing me from closing the case. I think I may just remove the tweezers if they continue to be an issue.Maybe when I get used to handling the screwdriver and have more projects, I can come back to review the battery life and efficiency. For now, it has worked for me pretty well and the torque is good. Just had minor inconvenience issues with the casing.