Ikuby Pushdrive Cordless Screwdriver 2000mah Removable Li-Ion Battery 4V Electric Screwdriver with Circuit Sensing Function,10pcs Bit, 1pc Extension Bit Holder for Daily & Light Industrial use

Great pencil driver - had it more than 2 months and its going strong, I love the removeable battery as it allowed me to buy two x 3300 batteries and swap out the 2000 one that came with it (about £14 for two 3300 batteries), it wont make it faster but it added about 50% longer runtime with the higher batteries and then i can just swap them over in about 30 seconds, and there is a space in the case for the second battery. Mine did not come with the magnetizer \ demagnetiser i had seen in some adverts so that was a minor irritation but the case has the slot where it would go and i now fill that up with small screws, the hex bits it comes with are acceptable but nothing fancy - they do the job but if you open the case the wrong way or drop it while open the bits go everywhere. I also love the central position doubling as a mains power indicator and as I use this to fit Wi-Fi Access points above power sockets its really great to check if the power is coming from the side of a socket or above \ below so I don't put a screw through a live wire. The actual function of the driver is pretty cool - i love the push to drive function (not very common at this price) and also the option to just press the button if you want more control - it also allows you to use it manually to just finish off a screw if needed. However that is rarely needed. The dial on the back can be used to control the amount of torque (electronic torque), so it beeps when it hit the setting. 3 is just right for me. The speed is 320 which is about 20 rpm faster than others in the same price point, its not super fast but its great for what it does - proper little work horse \ awesome with a short extension for screwing in cage nuts in cabs so you don't have to get a heavier impact driver out. I have even used it to drill a pilot hole for bigger screws, and for wall plugs in plaster board. The pop out tray is also a nice touch. i can just squeeze a few longer bits in the usb tray and still close it. All in all for the price you can go wrong, the Amazon Basics (Denali), has better ratings but this is just perfect for what I need and it has that removeable battery which I really like. Great choice

This screwdriver has made my life so much easier. The push-drive feature is awesome — just press down and it goes, no fiddling with buttons. It’s lightweight, easy to hold, and has plenty of power for everyday jobs around the house. Battery lasts a long time and charges pretty quickly too. I’ve used it for furniture assembly, fixing cabinets, and random small projects, and it’s worked perfectly every time. Definitely worth it!

The screwdriver itself is amazing. It has great power, three different ways to use: pushdrive, button, or manual, and it is great quality. The tool seems to be quite powerful as I haven't had any issues with any screws that I have tried. The power selection doesn't really change the power by much, not that I have noticed really, but I don't see a time where you would need to change the power anyways. The pushdrive is one of the best features on this cheap electric screwdriver. You can use it by just pushing the screwdriver into the screw and it will turn on automatically. This is a very useful feature and makes using a screwdriver trivial. It can also reverse if anyone was wondering! If the battery runs out, you can still use it manually which is nice. I personally would rather use a normal screwdriver if using manually as this screwdriver is on the thick side, so not really ideal for turning yourself. The case is nice, although you can only have about 10 different heads in the case at a time. You can use any old heads and it works fine, so that helps I suppose. It comes with an extension rod which can be quite useful as the screwdriver like I mentioned is quite thick. I'll list some pros and cons; Pros: - Quite powerful - Pushdrive is a really nice feature and works really well - Decent quality, nothing amazing - Great price - Good quality case Cons: - Small choice of heads - The battery could be difficult to recharge as there is no USB port - Somewhat thick, some people might not like that Overall, it is a really nice quality and very useful electric screwdriver. I would recommend for anyone that needs a screwdriver (maybe not professionals as I haven't used high end devices before, so mainly for DIY or light housework people). I have had no complaints so far as it has worked quite well for me.

Very handy screwdriver. Makes DIY much easier. Good battery life and handy flashlight. It also has good torque level too. A welcome addition to any tool kit.

I am quite impressed with the rechargeable Ikuby Screwdriver. I needed to buy this recently for my Grandfather who occasionally struggles to remove tight screws. This was a really handy electric screwdriver to have to hand for odd jobs around the house. I am impressed with its power given how lightweight it is, and having the option to recharge over micro-USB makes this an easy go-to over other similar products I own. Contents: The screwdriver came with a variety of accessories which included: • Ikuby rechargeable screwdriver • Hard carrying case • 3 x Flathead bits • 3 x Phillips head bits • 2 x Torx bits • 2 Allen key bits • 1 x Extension bar • 1 x Micro USB charging cable • 1 sheet manual Features: The screwdriver is really straightforward to use, and there are titles all over the inside of the hard case that show you where the included accessories are. When taking it out the box, it had 2/3 of the battery pre-charged and was ready to go without any set-up. The screwdriver comes with some easy-to-use controls. There is a power button to turn it on and off. A sliding switch to adjust forward and reverse motions, (leaving it in the middle allows you to use the screwdriver manually). And a dial at the base to adjust the level of torque (there are 6 torque settings). For anyone familiar with power tools and drills, this will be easy to use. The screwdriver comes pre-installed with a rechargeable lithium battery that provides ample usage before needing to be recharged. I have used it for a dozen smaller jobs so far and it is still showing as having 2/3 battery. At the head of the screwdriver, 3 powerful LED lights are handy to use in dimly lit situations. Earlier in the week, a bracket broke on my side gate in the evening, and I was quickly able to fix the problem using the lights on this screwdriver to stop it banging shut. I can imagine with the right hex bits; this screwdriver would also be really useful for electronics projects. The inclusion of non-contact circuit testing also makes this screwdriver really useful for testing circuits! Another quick note, the screwdriver comes a battery indicator on its front which is excellent to know when it needs recharging. The screwdriver can be quickly recharged using the included Micro USB cable, through plugging it into any wall socket or a laptop or battery pack. The screwdriver appeared to recharge quickly when tested. I particularly like how the internal 18650 battery can be easily replaced if it ever fails, a nice touch. Another really useful feature was the inclusion of a magnetizing block which can be used to magnetize or demagnetize hex bits as required. Alongside this there is also a handy magnetic plate on the inside of the box for screws, again showing how well this screwdriver lends itself to DIY. I recently owned a Draper gun-style screwdriver, and whilst that kit did come with more bits, I feel like the size and weight of this Ikuby Screwdriver makes it the better choice. I am honestly really impressed as this screwdriver seems really powerful for its size. So, to summarize: Pros: • Great battery life with battery indicator • Easy-to-use • Rechargeable • 10 hex bits to cover most use-cases • Magnetizing block and plate • LED lights for use in the dark • 6 torque settings (punching above its weight) • Circuit testing Cons: • Nowhere to store spare hex bits in the screwdriver • The manual is incredibly small and will be hard to read for some • A longer charging cable would have been nice but it’s by no means a dealbreaker Overall, 9/10, very little to criticise here.

Great quality cordless screwdriver. Excellent build quality. Feels nice in the hand with it's combo of rubber and hand duty plastic in a plastic flip top case serving good presentation and storage. Powered by a 18650 battery (supplied) with 3 point battery gauge in green at the rear of the unit. Complete with 10 accessories of the most popular Philips, flathead and hex bits, as well as an extender which fits in magnetically to help you reach further. Also included is a mini USB cable to change the battery (whilst it's fitted). It takes around 3 hours from flat to reach a full charge. There's a motor setting at the back to increase the torque with a notable change in each setting - useful for sensitive work when you want to avoid screwing in too far or into brittle material. To use the driver, a power button is pressed and held. Beneath this is am up and down switch to alternative between forward and reverse. The unit senses when there's pressure on the bit, so you don't have to use the power button too. You can simply press into the screw and the unit will function. This tool is particularly useful when you want some brute force put into a screw in hard to reach spots. I used this tool to quickly and easily hang roller blind brackets. The phillips bit drove the crew in with minimum effort into a pilot hole at the 6th setting without any chewing. At the from of the unit there's 3 bright white LED's to assist in dark awkward places which represent a considerate and worthy addition. Other worthy notes of mention include a carrying strap affixed to the rear of the unit and polar regions in the case to magnetise or demagnetize bits. All supplied parts are magnetic. Excellent addition to my toolset. Whilst I always enjoy a bit of manual work, at times helping hands like these can be a Godsend to get the job done quickly and easily. Recommended!

All of my thoughts are in the video review. It's a handy little thing. Quite powerful and feels well made. It does give a kick back to your wrist if you've not got a tight grip on it. And sadly it charges by micro USB, not usb C. The voltage detector is hit and miss, so I wouldn't put my life in that. But otherwise is very good. You can use the button to rotate it, or push it down on the screw and it will start itself. Or you can just use it manually if you so wish. Also I forgot to mention in the vid, there is a small extension and a usb charge cable included under the tray. And the bits are held in magnetically so won't drop out as soon as you change position. I can't comment on the battery life yet as I've not used it enough. But you can always carry a spare 18650 around with you if you're worried it'll run out.

This driver has been good , and the fact of being able to drop out the battery was a great selling point . A couple of niggles, along the way . 1) I wish you could turn off the auto turn function when pushing down on the driver, it is a pain at times. 2) the strength of the magnet to hold the bits in is terrible, and it needs to be stronger , (I have ended up using paper or tape in with the bit to keep it secure , I have had it for 18 months , used occasionally , and yesterday (hence the reason for me checking when I bought it ) it failed . it was working fine removing and fitting tiny screws and refitting them of the Laptop back cover, on a very low Torque setting , then one of the LED lights went out (the other 2 are still on ) and the drive just stopped and locked up.. The charge is full, I have tried everything , but it seems possibly that the LED blowing means no current is flowing to the Motor . As its out of warranty I have looked at possibly cracking it open but its so well put together there is no visible sign of how to get in to it . Very gutted to say the least .

Un buon avvitatore elettrico. La confezione contiene i bits principali, una prolunga per i bits, un cavo usb per ricarica e un magnetizzatore/smagnetizzatore per le punte. Attenzione non fa anche da trapano ma solo da cacciavite elettrico. I vantaggi sono tanti, per esempio la durata della batteria, il led frontale per illuminare le viti, l'ergonomia molto simile ad un cacciavite manuale. Rotellina numerata per regolare il serraggio. Comodo il magnetizzatore e smagnetizzatore incluso. Inoltre é leggero e di dimensioni contenute, infatti, con la sua custodia ci sta dentro una cassetta attrezzi di dimensioni medie. Non mi piace la ricarica tramite usb ma é un compromesso accettabile. Avrei preferito il pulsante sensibile ma forse tecnicamente non é possibile installarlo su questi modelli. Il prezzo secondo me é un po' alto ma accettabile per le mie necessità e per la sua qualità. Pagato 28.99 euro é facile che con quella cifra si possa pensare di spendere un pó di più e comprare un avvitatore di marca, ma credo che sia difficile trovarlo con questa forma molto simile ad un cacciavite manuale. Io ho deciso di comprarlo per la sua forma in quanto ne possiedo già uno più robusto di marca nota che uso per lavori un po' più impegnativi per cui probabilmente non lo comprerei questo come primo avvitatore. Per me va bene averlo nella cassetta attrezzi al posto della classica serie di cacciaviti. Spero duri nel tempo ma questo lo scopriremo solo dopo. Vi ringrazio, ci sentiamo alla prossima recensione e se ti sono stato utile mi fa piacere. Ciao.

This guy packs the punch I need for projects where I dont want to pull out my drill. I love that pressing down/in starts the motor when set. The light saved me many times. I am glad I had an extension at home, it should come with one IMO. Fixed my vacuum with about 40 screws without tearing my eyes out.

Très bon et robuste tourne vice rechargeable. Je suis satisfait.

Lasted 2 months.

I have used a Bosch tool similar and more expensive. This tool is perfect. Have been using for a bit now and no issues. Worth it.