Tapha Tools Digital Torque Screwdriver 0.88-17.7 in-lbs (10-200 cN-m / 1.02-20.41 kg-cm) Torque Range, Accurate to ±2% Dual Direction, LED and Buzzer Notification, Preset Memory (SPN-T2BN)

I used this to install a CPU heat plate that required a very specific amount of torque per screw.This did the job perfectly and the audible buzz makes it easy to know when to stop turning.It was probably expensive for just this one single job but now I have it and will likely find many uses over time to make sure I gain the value.

I am very happy with this torque wrench! I finally decided to go electronic, but my larger Gearwrench torque wrench did not go low enough for smaller bolts and applications so I purchased this one to complement it. The screen is easy to read and the audible and visual alerts are excellent. Accuracy seems to be spot on based on my non-scientific testing using my analog torque wrench as a comparison. My only complaint is you are not able to "lock in" the torque setting as I can on the Gearwrench, so if you are not care when using it, or have it in a position where you can see the screen it's easy to accidently change the torque setting. For the price I was not expecting such a high quality tool. It feels very durable and they even include a little screw driver in the case to remove the battery cover. I bought this expecting it would only be good for a couple of car repair jobs, but it seems like it will last and has a permanent home in my toolbox.

I was not expecting this wrench to be so big!! It is a monster, I did not read carefully the product description and I discovered the full size of it upon reception. Anyway, I needed an adjustable torque wrench to assemble an hydraulic piece of equipment that required a specific torque. This wrench did the trick, it is overkill for somewhat light torques but when it comes high torque, you will be happy to have the leverage of the gigantic handle of this wrench! I really like the display with numbers and LED lights, you know where you are at in real time. As for precision, I cannot tell, I wish there was something that tells you when you reach the selected torque other than bits and red lights as it is quite elusive, you see it and then, you stop and you hope for the best as the digital display reset to zero instantly. Or maybe, I did not read the instructions properly...

I bought this for the angle function since its inexpensive and simplifies the setup of an angle gauge especially if you are doing a number of fasteners in less than perfect conditions (not on a bench)The Good:Since angle measurement is a fairly simple function - this works good for it - the LED readout and audible function is great for notifying when you are close and reach angle and then viewing the angle is easy to readIts simple operation makes it more accurate than mechanical devices where any off center movements affect results and sometimes its hard to set up or at times 10x the time of this.Sure it costs more the mechanical version, but it makes up for that in time ad ease savings the first time you use it.The Not so good:Internal SW is poor at best. The memory function is unreliable and unpredictable - it can forget the function you just programed after using the function 2-3x and you may have just used and have to reprogram it after you just finished one or two fasteners. Other times I can use it for 20 fasteners in a row and it ok - its hit or missthat is highly annoying

Looks professional.

A very useful tool if you work on your mountain bike.

Replaced struts and sway bar links on my van. Torque indicator loud, lights bright when reaching measurement and long bar gives good torque. Only thing that could help is a swivel head but then again could weaken wrench. Also torque my lugs to correct specs. Over all a good wrench for the money.

I rebuild motorcycle engines, and after a few nerve-wracking incidents with a click-type torque wrench, I saw this and had to get one, and am glad I did. It's well built, heavy and easy to set to Ft-lbs or Newton meters, and the closer you get to the set-point, it lights up and emits a tone, with a final tone when you've reached the appropriate torque setting; it's a little pricy but worth it. Comes with a certificate of calibration too.