FanttikE1 Pro Mini Electric Screwdriver, Precision Screwdriver Set with LED Light, 24 Magnetic Bits, Max. 3 N.m, Magnetic Storage, 5/32''Hex, Repair Tool Set for Phone Camera Laptop Watch

Open the high quaiity case and felt this Fanttik screw set is very well made and of great quality. I didn't see such good quality tool for a long long time. And the design is so clever, just press the clear marked plus or minus to turn it on and off. Really a great tool to have. I am also looking for my next Fanttik tool.

I tired both the E1 and E2 precision driver. The older E1 version is less powerful (0.2 Nm vs 0.6 Nm max torque) and slower ( 200 RPM vs 270 RPM for E2 Ultra). But for precision applications, E1 is much more controllable. I actually prefer the E1 better.

Other than the on off and directional switches areFlush with the tool and hard to find and the magnetic heads are quite weak. The tool itself is a nice weight and works well so far (just used it for a test run.

The media could not be loaded. This is soooo handy. I had to charge it for the first time yesterday and have had it since Christmas. It’s light weight, easy to transport because it’s compact. And it’s pretty high powered for what it is. Great gift!

I have used a few of these little screwdriver sets and most feel like they will break with use. But this one when I opened it felt really really well built and the bits are well made. The light is great. I would recommend this to anyone who has to use these screwdriver

We purchased 2 of the E1 Pro. They have a nice feel to them with a balanced weight, very strong for their size but after 3 months one has died. It will take a charging but when the button is pushed to move the driver, only LED will come on. Unfortunately it falls out of the return period. The other one we purchased still works perfectly as of right now. Its too bad because it appears to be a great product. We will see how long the other one lasts.Update:After contacting the manufacturer, they were very accommodating. They were quick to respond and sent out a replacement within a couple days. We have since received the new one and it is working fine. The manufacturers customer support is great even after having the driver for 3 months.

This is teeny-tiny, which makes it a neat little package to have in a junk drawer for simple fixes, and has a ton of bits included (including ones that work to re-tighten glasses, which is neat). However for most jobs you will need a lot more torque than this thing can provide - it's quite weak, which isn't too surprising given how small it is. Ultimately I think I would sooner recommend a screwdriver set for most people, and if you need something automated you probably want to spend a little more for something more capable.

Edit: Changing my review since seller did right by me. Amazon had sent me a returned item that didn't work. I should have known better because it didn't come in a marked package. Seller contacted me, refunded me for order AND sent me a new in box product. I have only used it for a few days now working on my Voron build.Pluses: It generates impressive torque. At full charge, its very hard to stop the bit from turning by hand. Its also pretty easy to switch to manual mode and get final torque on a screw.Minuses/Room for improvement:1) Make the case a charging case or at least put a hole in the bottom to pass through the USB cord. It is kind of weird in 2023 to have to take an item out of the case to charge when most electronics these days have charging cases if not the an additional battery in the case.2) Put a flat spot on the screwdriver (like a pencil) so it cannot roll away.3) Put all the torx bits on one row, all the hex on another and add a couple more Hex sizes. This kit includes 1.5 and 2mm, but those are the largest hex sizes it has. Occassionally I encounter a 2.5 or 3mm on a smaller printer, especially on longer screws which is when you most would want an electric tool.4) Include some instructions. There are two screw modes indicated on the housing, but I can't actually tell the difference between them. I assume one generates more torq, but I can't feel the difference.I plan to update on how well this holds up since thats the main thing I wanted to know before I bought it. Today is 2/22/23. We will see.Original Review:Doesn't turn the bit. It arrived today, I charged it up and it doesn't function at all. It doesn't turn the but unless you pull gentle traction against the magnet. You can hear the motor turning, but the gears inside obviously aren't meshing. Not worth $50 in any way shape or form. Also you only get tiny hex bits anyway.