HOTO Screwdriver Sets, 3.6V Cordless Screwdriver Kit, Power Screwdriver, Color Black, QWLSD001

Handy size, clever case, powerful enough to do light duty works. Led light a plus.

Funciona bem e bem forte

​I have been using this HOTO electric screwdriver religiously for the last ten months. I fully intended to go back to my old, manual screwdrivers at some point - mostly out of habit - but that would be like ditching a modern smartphone to go back to a carrier pigeon. After nearly a year of consistent, daily abuse, I am thrilled to report that there is absolutely no wear and tear whatsoever. It is still going strong, which is more than I can say for my own knees. ​First, let’s talk about the aesthetic. It looks exactly like a lightsaber, and it makes me feel like a Jedi. It even arrives in a circular storage contraption that looks suspiciously like the stolen dinosaur embryo canister from the whipped cream can in Jurassic Park. I half expect to open the lid and find the DNA of a T-Rex instead of metal bits. ​The magnetic heads are a stroke of genius, making the whole process of swapping bits laughably easy. You don't have to fiddle about with tiny, greasy parts; you just snap them into place. The size is perfection; it fits into the palm of your hand as if it were designed by an ergonomically obsessed sculptor, and it has just enough weight to feel like a serious tool rather than a toy. ​But the real, soul-cleansing glory occurs when you are assembling a 3D printer. We have all been there, wrestling with those metal arms like you are trying to pin down a butch, robotic octopus. You usually need a seventh hand to hold the Allen key, you can only turn it a millimeter at a time, and then you realize you’ve done it the wrong way round and the struggle begins all over again. This screwdriver turns a 20-minute, life-shortening disaster into a 2-minute, peaceful experience. ​It is also absurdly good value for money. When you consider that you are essentially purchasing a piece of high-tech wizardry that holds its charge for an eternity - I have charged this thing exactly once in ten months - the cost is borderline philanthropic. I reckon if Qui-Gon Jinn had cracked this out to cut through the blast doors in the first Star Wars film, he would have been through and finished the job before the droid army even realized what was happening. ​It is officially my go-to tool. It is the lightsaber I never knew I needed to fight the tyranny of flat-pack furniture, all while safely encased in a vessel that makes me feel like I’m smuggling stolen prehistoric assets off Isla Nublar. If you are still using a manual screwdriver, you are essentially trying to fight a Rancor with a butter knife. Stop it, and buy this.

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I bought this screwdriver for a project I was doing. I needed a small lightweight electric screwdriver because the project had a lot of screws that needed to be screwed in and I didn't want to use a manual one. I bought it mainly because of the reviews and the simple elegance to it. When It arrived I was shocked! The first thing that came to mind to describe this tool is "If Apple was to make an electric screwdriver, this is what it would be". The build quality on this is very impressive, the simplicity of the design is very Apple like. The case design is ingenious. It is a very well though out product. There is one rocker button for forward and reverse, a turn knob at the top for on/off and torque setting (of which there are three choices) and a USB-C port at the bottom end for charging, that's it. No unnecessary buttons, knobs or extra features, just plain, simple design. So how does it work? I used it on my project and was very happy with it. It has a lot more torque than I though it would. If I had to pick a negative point on this product it would be that it has so much torque it spins the screwdriver out of your hand when your done screwing something in. Unlike a drill, which when it reaches it torque limit makes a grinding sound to let you know it doesn't have enough torque to continue turning the screw or drill bit, this has so much torque on the lowest setting it spins the screwdriver out of your hand when you reach the end. The battery seemed to last a long time, I never ran out of power on my project and used it quite a bit. it has a nice assortment of bits that come with it and they seem to be good quality as well. The case is a metal cylinder, in which the bottom holds the bits in the outer part and the center holds the tool itself. A metal cylinder sleeve fits over it and locks into place by turning it. This is the best built, simplest design I have ever seen (again, very Apple like). I would highly recommend this product to anyone wanting a high quality, easy to use electric screwdriver.