Kingsdun Mini Electric Screwdriver, 36 in 1 Cordless Precision Power Screwdriver Set with 30 Magnetic Bits, Rechargeable Repair Tool Kit with LED Lights Magnetic Mat for Camera PC Laptops

So this little powered screwdriver is about the best precision set I have used.I am not sure how long or how old this set up is, but I wish I had this years ago.Perfect for so many little jobs, and several big ones.Computer work. Amazing! X-Box / PS4, watches, anything electronic that has screws.It really does make the jobs easier. Runs those ridiculously long tight threaded screws in quickly.Just make sure that you will not damage any sensitive equipment because of the magnetism. This is not designed to torque down screwes or remove torqued screws, but it is powerful enough to do the job and quickly.It is about the size of a pen or pencil. The drive buttons are easily used. The lamp can be turned on or offComes with a very cool case.Has a handful of other items such as a few picks for screen removal etc. A small mat for your screws. Some very fine pickups,Whomever designed this obviously uses or used these tools.It charges right off your computer or cell phone charger. No large mess of cables and plugs to deal with.I am really impressed by the simplicity in design and function of this little kit.Almost every small bit driver you can think of, or will ever need. All organized in a self contained case that locks closedSo...King'sdun great design, functionality, and ease of use.I will be looking into your products a whole lot more.

It seems over the years I have bought a lot of these precision screw drivers with an assortment of bits but they were always in a tough to get out of plastic boxes or were in rubber holes. This one is magnetized, stays in place and is easy to remove. If the magnetization ever degrades they provide a magnetizer block. I like to sleek design and push to open concept, on top of that it has a usbc plug instead of the cheap mini usb that a lot of gadgets still use.Don’t get me wrong it’s a great product for taking computers, electronic devices but don’t try to use it for bigger screws where it requires more torque, you’re better off using a regular screw driver. I am not sure on the amount of force it could handle as I tried to unscrew a regular sized shower screw to test it and it wouldn’t budge. I was afraid of twisting too hard and breaking it, so I got a regular Philips and got it done with ease. Testing it on a remote control car to install a few batteries and it was a breeze, no hesitation to unscrew / screw in.TLDR: Good product if used within its designated category.

Wow amazing product I love this screwdriver ever since I got it The battery has not depleted and it has very good power and all the bits are great I also purchased an extra hex drill bit set and I use it as a drill as well.

It does not last very long. Constantly need to recharge it. It’s not very powerful but it’s still great for small screws on laptops and such. It does look techie and modern and looks well constructed. Can’t say more than that though.

Wonderful product a must have for any emergency

I bought 2 and now two doesn't work the motor are stuck. I barely use it. Dissatisfied with quality. And we use almost nothing a month.The charger USB is practical and tips are fine.

Excellent value, excellent case. Works really well and is comfortable to use. I do have one small complaint and one bigger complaint. The small one is I wish it had a little more torque. You often have to break a screw loose before using the tool to unscrew. This leads into the bigger issue. When not powered, it’s doesn’t lock in place (so you can really crank on it). It does provide some resistance, but a lot of times I have to push the power button while turning by hand to get it to not slip. It has left me wondering if the more expensive ones truly lock in place when not under power or do they all just use the Motors’s resistance to hold bit in place when not under powered. But again it’s a great tool for light electronics repair.

This set is well worth the price. Motor is smooth and quiet, bits seem solid and there are plenty of them. Nice plastic case which comes in an attractive, gift-worthy cardboard box. I use it primarily for working on electric guitars. A simple electronics repair on the ubiquitous Fender Stratocaster, for example, involves removing and reinstalling up to 19 small screws. This tool makes it much quicker. I've also used it on computers, fans, stereo gear, space heaters and a toaster oven. This screwdriver plus a standard-size electric screwdriver set make life a lot easier than it used to be!