USB Rechargeable Electric Screwdriver

After looking at all the much pricier types of electric cordless drivers, the TTC folks had some convincing arguments to give this a try, and I'm so glad I did. No, this will not replace an impact driver, but it will save you the trouble of breaking out big tools for small jobs. Even on the lowest torque setting, this has tackled several home appliance repairs and light furniture assembly. It has been worth every few pennies of cost and will probably be sent as gifts this year. The only change would be brighter lighting; you will need other means of light if working in dark spaces

Had one die after using it for less than a year. But for the price, kinda hard to complain after that long. I used it harder than it was meant probably

Very happy with this purchase. I have two of these. I use it several times a day at work. It has good torque. Very durable. I'm either misplacing it or dropping it. I use it at home as well.

I love to have a few tools in my own toolbox - my husbands is just too huge to lug around.This worked well, and has an assortment of bit sizes and styles. Like that it is rechargeable.

The unit is well made. Very inexpensive. Lots of torque. Nice convenient size. Fits in a tool box and takes up hardly any room. Driver head are of good quality. Charges quickly and lasts quite a while. It is not designed for heavy duty work. If there is any drag on the screws the torque is transmitted to your hand. If you are not careful you will strip the screw heads of damage the bit head. I found that even with moderate levels of resistance when putting in a screw, the screwdriver quickly becomes hard to handle. There is no clutch so it just stops dead when it is pushed too hard. There is only a short wait until it comes back but still quite bothersome. Without a clutch its not safe to use on light duty items but fails as a driver for moderate torque screws.

There âs not much to be said that other reviewers have not already covered. Everything they say is true; this thing rocks. I would have gladly paid twice the price and still have been happy. My favorite feature is that if it is not power driving, it reverts to a regular screwdriver, perfect for fine-tuning tightness. Highly recommend. I will be buying these for Christmas gifts this year! Solid five stars! ­¸¸¸¸

Nicely sized, not much bigger than a regular screwdriver, but being bigger it has that 'comfort grip' feel. I used to to drive screws into particle board/MDF with little struggle. Is that too much for the motor? Guess I'll know down the road... Light is definitely handy.Charges easily with USB C, great feature since so many cheap devices still use ancient USB connections or weird 1/8" 'headphone' plugs.Came with a little cutout to attach a carry strap (NOT included). but I might put an extra strap I have from an old point and shoot camera on there. Not really necessary, but nice to have the option.Happy with this purchase, even if it doesnt have a long life...made hanging a kitchen cabinet door by myself a 3 min job instead of a 30 min cursing match.I'd view this like a Harbor Freight tool. You have a job that will cost $200+. Or you can spend $20-50 on a tool and DIY. Even if it breaks after, you're still ahead. This might not be robust- as some reviews have stated- but who cares, for the price, it worked great for the little project I used it on the day after I got it. Worth it for making a possibly aggravating job very easy. I've got a few more jobs like hanging blinds that I'm sure this will be great for. If it's dead in a month/year, I wouldn't even care.

I have another electric screwdriver from a name brand we all have trusted for years. it is not strong at all. it has trouble getting a screw out of a wall place. I went on YouTube to see if there were any reviews of electric screw drivers, and there were a few. I watched them test several brands of screwing in different types of nuts onto bolts. Some were even lock nuts. Boy, was I surprised to see only one that could do all bolts with no assistance. It was what I had assumed was a piece of crap made by Amazon. It was an Amazon basic product. Store brand crap. A total piece of garbage that is so cheap it could not be anything more than junk. Well, I dropped down my $20 and ordered one. I was going to test this thing out myself. It arrived with Amazon Basic printed right on the side. No joke, I am going to use this next to name brands like Dewalt and Makita. I took it to work to see what it could do. First, I tried my Craftsman on a wall plate screw. It stopped as usual, requiring me to twist it out. I twisted the screw back in and tried the Amazon basic trash. So many emotions came out, shock, amazement, Joy. I just could not believe it did not even struggle at all, no bogging or straining at all. The next thing I used it on was driving a screw clip into a power pole. I usually have to grab my DeWALT Max 1/4" 20V Cordless Impact Driver. Not this time. This little, cheap bundle of joy drove that screw in just as easily as the impact driver. I continued to use it all week and then realised I was not sure how to charge it as it had lasted with the original charge all week. That is worth $20 in my book. I finally found the little usb c charging port and charged it do it will be good next week. Thanks Amazon, I bought another today.

Best value and excellent cordless screw driver. It is absolutely best performing in its price category, and competes with cordless screw drivers that are 4-6 times its price tag. Watch its review on YouTube channel Torque Test. From a subjective experience, its free speed it good enough to drive over a dozen small diameter screws for working on electronics, and has enough torque to drive M5-6 bolts easily. Though at M5-6 you may need to manually torque them down at the end. I will be purchasing this again as gift.

I assumed this would be good after reading and watching lots of online reviews, and this screwdriver did not disappoint. Nice size and weight - a little smaller than my old B+D brand that failed after 5 months and probably using only 3 or 4 times.Almost more torque on the highest setting than I can hold in my hands. Gentle on the low torque setting. So fast that I put a 2 screw in and out of an old board a few times, and the friction made to screw too hot to touch LOL.Bits fit in firmly, and I prefer this easy in and out design to a locking chuck. There seems to be a small magnet at the bottom of the chuck and the extender that helps hold the bits from falling out; but NEITHER THE CHUCK OR THE EXTENDER ARE TRULY MAGNETIC, meaning that if you want to be able to start or remove screws with the screws sticking to the bit tip, then you will need a separate magnetic extension. I have and use one and it has saved me from dropping and losing screws countless times.I took off 1 star because the electronic clutch does not work as well as I had hoped. Even on the lowest setting, it still seems to have a lot of torque. I can work around that by stopping short of full tightening and then finishing by hand. Otherwise ,it may countersink screw heads into wood and may damage screw heads as screws get tight and then the bit tip pops out and spins. It also takes getting used to when the clutch does stop the motor, and then it takes a few seconds before you can start the motor again.