Fanttik L1 Pro Cordless Screwdriver, Electric Screwdriver Set with 14 Bits, Digital Screen, Li-ion 2000mAh, 1/4''Hex, 6 Torque Settings 0.5-6 N.m, Variable Speed, Front LED-Grey

Great tool to use around the house. The kit has quite a few bits to use for most jobs. It’s not super fast as loosing and screwing in but gets the job done. Built with great quality. Love that it locks in the bit so it won’t slip off and has a type c charging port. Highly recommend.

This is a neat screwdriver. It is lightweight and easy to use. I'm an LOL (little old lady) who had to put together some filing cabinets (thanks COVID), and didn't have the hand strength to do the job. I ordered this, and it came within 24 hours. It came mostly charged and it finished charging in about 2 hours. In 15 minutes I was able to finish a job I worked on for 25 minutes the day before.It not only came with all the regular screwdriver attachments, but it came with a flathead and a Phillips head screwdriver with an extended shaft, which made it easy to attach wheels.The instructions were good, and it even came with a chart to show you which torque to use for which project. Actually some of the best instructions I've ever received with a power tool. It also came with a handy-dandy storage case with a mechanism to keep it closed when not in use.The only con - for me - is that it comes with a USB charger, not a regular plug-in-the-wall charger. This probably works well for young people who might be set up for this, but it means that I will have to plan ahead and find a loose wall charger when I want to charge it up before I use it again.All-in-all, I highly recommend this electric screwdriver.

I really wanted to like and keep this driver. However, I could not do so because of the seemingly excessive torque even at the lowest setting. I was driving a T-20 bit into a car bumper, to reattach a factory fog light assembly after bulb replacement. I had it at the lowest setting, and I thought it would be a good test of the torque limiter. When the screw stopped, the power persisted and I held the driver in place with a lot of force to prevent it from slipping/stripping. When the screw continued to turn, slowly, I realized that the hard ABS plastic was beginning to strip and stopped immediately. I didn't measure it, but if I'd have kept it going it would have probably stripped the thread completely . As I said, I didn't use a newton meter or anything but I just know it's definitely not a keeper for me.I originally was drawn in by the description that the lowest setting could be used for "precision assembly and fine maintenance". In the picture it shows a user driving a small screw into a plastic drone body. Maybe I got a bad unit, but I just know with the small electronics I'd be using it on, I wouldn't want to risk it.The display is very nice and easy to read, the driving speed is moderate. The light is okay, could be better. It turns off within 2 seconds or so of releasing the trigger. If you only need this for "around the house" work, it would probably be a great fit for you. It's comfortable in your hand, relatively easy to change the direction/torque settings on the fly, very nice bit interchange system. (Bits lock in place until you pull the base upward to release)Give it a try and see how you like it! Just be aware of the potential for the torque to be on the high side, and test it out on something unimportant before using it on anything else.REVISION 3/23/2022: I've been negligent to update this review to commend the Fanttik customer service on their eagerness to help. They recommended to me the Fanttik Mini Electric Screwdriver and it is excellent for work of a more precise nature.Let me know if this review helped you at all! If it did, please click below to indicate so. This inspires me to continue writing these reviews! Thanks!

I actually use this all the time. I have a proper power screwdriver/drill, but I still end up reaching for this first more often than not. I will say that the bits seem to be filing down on me, but the device itself hasn't given me any long term problem. The other day the indicator screen seemingly malfunctioned & wouldn't display anything outside of the current charge, but charging it returned that to normal. I've been using it for a long time now & that's the only noticeable scare that it's given me.Pros:- It's size, weight, shape are really convenient when you need to have access in tight spots.- The pressure sensitive speed & six levels of torque let you accomplish a lot more than you'd probably think looking at it.- It's held up quite well to regular use for a while now & I rarely need to reach for anything else. It's a durable & versatile little guy.Cons:- The magnetism isn't that great, so you might lose a screw or two. It's better than nothing though.- The bits will probably need to be replaced eventually, but honestly the ones included are aren't bad overall & you can use practically any other bits you get ahold of with it.

WOW. I was delighted with the quality of this screwdriver. Used this on a two-day job to build out eight small AV racks. Powered screwdriver allows one to screw tightly threaded screws into rack without stripping screws or screw holes. Worked six hours without recharging (didn't constantly use screwdriver) and it quickly recharged via included USB-C cable. Six torque settings, trigger allows for variable speed. Much better than using a regular battery powered drill: lighter weight-easier to grasp (less wrist fatique), chuck locks bits into place. Only disappointment is that the hinges on the plastic case are weak and split apart after only one use.