3.6V Cordless Screwdriver

Excellent quality. Powerful, not too fast to wreck the screw head or material to screw in. I am a tradesman. Before owning this screwdriver, I used a combi drill. But that is big and won't fit in my toolbox. Had to go back to my van to get the drill when I only had to drive some screws in. This screwdriver fits in my toolbox and does the same job. It is powerful. Drives screws into wood with no problem. It's not too fast to wreck the screw head. Battery seams to last. It has 3 torque settings and you can tell the difference. Most important it has the facility to turn it off and it's not a button that can accidentally be pressed while squeezed with other tools in the toolbox and then make it to run and drain the battery like another electric screwdriver that I had before this. And it comes with various range of screw bits which are nicely fit in a rubber seating in the screwdriver casing so you can easily pull them out. It also has a LED circular light around the screw drive which lights the area you screw. Very useful in dark places. Will see how long it lasts. I have used it for a couple of weeks now and then, at least once a day. So far I can't fault it. Before, I had a cheap one which was faster. But sometimes it was slipping over the screw head and when the screw was half way into the wood, it didn't have the power to drive it in further. This one, if the wood is a bit hard, it slows down but it drives it all the way.

To be honest I've more things to screw screws into things than I can shake a stick at, but there's always room for one more when they are as cool as this. I've several dewalt drill/drivers and a couple of Wera ratchet manual screwdrivers but, until today, didn't have a dedicated electric screwdriver. When the packaging arrived I was immediately concerned about how heavy this thing was. The box had some serious heft to it. I was relieved to find, however, that a lot of the weight is in the cylindrical case the driver comes in. I hadn't really paid too much attention to this in the reviews that I'd watched on YT , but it does add a lot of weight and bulk to the package - think small premium water bottle size. Having said that, it is beautifully made from what feels like eally high quality aluminium. The case houses the bit holder and keeps the drill securely held and protected when not in use. It's completely overkill as a tool holder, but really gives a premium feel to the package. Way too nice to chuck into a tool box. The driver itself is, again, beautifully made. Looks a bit bulky but is very well balanced in the hand. Powerful but controllable. I've used it on a couple of little jobs this afternoon and it's worked flawlessly. The selection of bits that come with it is good but a little limited. You could obviously swap these out with a selection of your choice. All in all it's a premium feeling tool which I'm sure any DIY'er would be pleased to own. I think it will be living in the house rather than being left out in the garage. It's just too pretty to leave out there! I paid just £29 in the Black Friday sale and have to say that at that price it feels like incredible value for what you get.

What a stunning piece of kit! I ordered it yesterday and it was delivered on the same day. All retail packaging was intact and the product was brand new. Ok, first impressions: Design wise this is beautiful, unlike anything else on the market. This looks like an apple product 100%. The case and driver are very well made and feel good in the hand, the weight is not heavy but it feels reassuringly solid. The driver bits in the case cap are a great way to have everything in one place so there's no need to scrabble around trying to find them. The LED light is nice and provides good illumination, enough to do the job. The forward and reverse buttons are conveniently located so that a good grip can be maintained along with control. The hex bits look to be of reasonable quality, I would say for everyday tasks they are good enough with a decent variety of types of bit. There is only 1 flat head bit but to be honest it does not bother me, most of the screws I would use this for would be Phillips head screws anyway. When I received it I was eager to test it, design aside this needed to perform otherwise it would just be a pretty item to look at! To test it I grabbed some Phillips head screws and found a chunk of wood. I then set the torque to position 1 and tried the device... The screw was 3 inches long and was easily driven in until about a third of the way before stopping. The torque of the device made it want to turn in my hand but once I had adjusted to provide extra grip it was Ok. Once maximum torque was reached I set the torque to position 2, it was then easily driven all the way in without any problem. For me this is good enough for almost any job in the house or most jobs on my car that require a screwdriver. The forward/reverse buttons are conveniently located so that you keep good control of the device. Suggestions for improvement would be to contour the shape to make gripping it easier and also I would have added variable speed control rather than the 1 single speed this has, this would prevent over tightening. A workaround for me was to get the screw almost all the way in and then I was able to turn the screwdriver manually for the last nip up. This is a keeper for me, design and functionality are exactly what I wanted, I recommend buying this.

Tiny electric screwdrivers. They struggle with IKEA, right? Wrong. If anything, this has too much horsepower for little IKEA screws. Seriously. I bought this specifically for that purpose, and I ended up being just as careful with my cute little HOTO as with the Dewalt drill my husband was using on the other end. This little darling is simple. Up button for in and down button for out. Easy switching out the bits, of which there are a plethora and have so far encountered every screw and said 'there's a nub for that'. It's even idiot proof: your lid doesn't lock? That's because you forgot to turn it off, dummy! Gah! The battery lasts for freakin ever. I've put together two different massive IKEA projects and a couple of bolts on a TV stand and I'm still on the charge it shipped with. It's a USB-C charger, so it will plug into any of your chargeable devices or wall plugs. So why the 4 stars? Because hundredths of a second is still second place. I'd call the HOTO a 4.95 stars. So close to perfect, and yet not quite. So close. Just a hair. And yet... USB-C charger is on the bottom of the device itself. BUT WHY?? Why do I have to take the HOTO out of its snug, solid, beautiful case in order to charge it?? That lovely, shiny case needs its own USB-C port so my sleeping HOTO can both rest and recharge. The high-powered, sneaky HOTO will churn through little teeny screws, as I said. Which is a problem. Yes, there is technically a power adjuster, but the difference is slim. I could use it for more projects if I didn't worry about it stripping screws in its haste and over-exuberance. The HOTO missed an opportunity for the range of use. As to how realistic that would be, I can't say. I'm not an engineer. This is a marvelously engineered and well-thought out product, closer to perfect than any of the best silver medalists. Despite the two flaws that are a pain for me, I love this screwdriver. It is now a staple in my tool stable. 4.95 stars Would recommend 10/10

Perfect electric screwdriver for small jobs, pc builds, etc. The quality is amazing and it's surprisingly powerful for a handheld electric screwdriver. On the 3rd setting it gives a decent amount of torque for most jobs around the house, or with any tech builds like laptop repairs, pc builds etc. Great value for money given the quality of the materials, how powerful it is and how many screw bits you get with it. Would highly recommend this over some other, smaller and less powerful ones.

Great handy electric screw driver, it is powerful enough to build standard IKEA furniture as well as using it for RC model buildings. The scree driver comes in a nice cardboard box from manufacturer, inside the box you will find a USB-C cable as well as a nice aluminium case housing the electric screwdriver as well as the extra bits which come with the screwdriver. The screwdriver has 4 settings (Off, I, II, III), the first (I) mode is enough to drive the small screws on your RC models as well as other kitchen appliances, and the third (III) mode is strong enough to drive most of the screws on your IKEA flat packed furniture. Once it reaches its factory's torque setting, the slipper clutch would prevent the screwdriver from turning in order not to round your screws, great idea!! There are a few different flat, star and philips drivers inside the aluminium case, I have used some of them and they are pretty strong, none is broken as yet, hopefully they will stay that way. The USB-C cable is provided for you to recharge the screwdriver, LED charging indicator is located at the bottom of the handle. The screwdriver would last a long time before the need of recharging (well, subject to your application), I mainly use level one setting with the occasional level two to drive the bigger screws. I am happy with this product and can recommend it. Hope you will find this review useful.

Outstanding. I bought it to put together IKEA furniture. So much faster and I don’t have to worry about over torquing. Battery charge out lasts me so I’m not worrying about it quiting on me. Great buy.

Super impressed! I work in IT and often have to open up lots of laptops and devices. As pathetic as it sounds, using this over a manual screwdriver has helped massively. So much quicker and less fiddly. It's small enough to throw in your bag and be there whenever you need it. Stronger than youd expect too. My 2 colleagues saw mine and instantly purchased one each themselves. Really recommend.

Handy size, clever case, powerful enough to do light duty works. Led light a plus.

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I’ve been using this electric precision screwdriver mainly for electronics and PC-related work, and overall it’s been extremely useful for light-duty tasks. The ergonomic feel immediately stands out - it’s comfortable to hold and well-balanced. I also really appreciate the USB-C charging port, which makes charging convenient and modern compared to older micro-USB tools. The minimalist design looks clean and professional, and the screwdriver set comes in a travel-friendly cylindrical case with a rubberized grip on top that makes it easy to carry around. The three torque settings are great for working on smaller screws, especially in electronics, laptops, and other delicate components. It provides enough control to help prevent stripping screws when used properly, which is exactly what you want for precision work. That said, there are a few things to be aware of. The screwdriver doesn’t automatically stop when it reaches maximum torque, so there is a small risk of stripping screws if you’re not careful - especially on softer materials. I recommend easing off near the end and finishing by hand if needed. The built-in light could also be brighter, and occasionally the rounded tube case can be a bit tricky to close due to internal pressure when reinserting everything. Overall, this is a highly recommended tool for electronics, PC builds, and other light or small jobs. It’s well-designed, convenient, and very practical. I’d suggest grabbing it on sale to get the best value, but even at regular price it’s a solid addition to any precision toolkit.

I bought this screwdriver for a project I was doing. I needed a small lightweight electric screwdriver because the project had a lot of screws that needed to be screwed in and I didn't want to use a manual one. I bought it mainly because of the reviews and the simple elegance to it. When It arrived I was shocked! The first thing that came to mind to describe this tool is "If Apple was to make an electric screwdriver, this is what it would be". The build quality on this is very impressive, the simplicity of the design is very Apple like. The case design is ingenious. It is a very well though out product. There is one rocker button for forward and reverse, a turn knob at the top for on/off and torque setting (of which there are three choices) and a USB-C port at the bottom end for charging, that's it. No unnecessary buttons, knobs or extra features, just plain, simple design. So how does it work? I used it on my project and was very happy with it. It has a lot more torque than I though it would. If I had to pick a negative point on this product it would be that it has so much torque it spins the screwdriver out of your hand when your done screwing something in. Unlike a drill, which when it reaches it torque limit makes a grinding sound to let you know it doesn't have enough torque to continue turning the screw or drill bit, this has so much torque on the lowest setting it spins the screwdriver out of your hand when you reach the end. The battery seemed to last a long time, I never ran out of power on my project and used it quite a bit. it has a nice assortment of bits that come with it and they seem to be good quality as well. The case is a metal cylinder, in which the bottom holds the bits in the outer part and the center holds the tool itself. A metal cylinder sleeve fits over it and locks into place by turning it. This is the best built, simplest design I have ever seen (again, very Apple like). I would highly recommend this product to anyone wanting a high quality, easy to use electric screwdriver.