Am-Tech Amtech 3.6V Cordless Screwdriver with Lithium-Ion Battery, Pivoting Handle and Accessories [V6500] , 230 V, Red

Very happy with this item

Good for lightweight short duration job. Did not hold a charge so needs charging for each job

I needed a light and easy to use electric screwdrver for two jobs - to re-assemble my heated laundry dryer and to replace 2 missing screws in an ottoman. Both jobs were done in super fast time and easily.I like the various screw heads held in their own holder and how easy this is to hold and use.I charged overnight and it worked well - even with my dubious DIY skills which had me re-doing my dryer three times. I'm pleased with this nifty item and can't wait to use it again with any lose screws in future and really appreciate the unscrew facility (useful when I make my errors and have to re-do things)I'd recommend to anyone and am really pleased.

Basically it is doing the job, battery life seems fine for general household usage working with a few screws. Even if the power connector is a bit flimsy and the charger is just a cheap looking sort, it is 5v so can be charged using a USB charger, with the right cable (which I have got anyway). This comes with a selection of common screwdriver bits, but the fit is a little loose with the extender bar and too tight for one of the bits. But for the price I could overlook such minor production flaws.

Found this item to be very basic tool the power hardly drive's a one inch screw fully into standard softwood, spend a few more quid if you do any serious DIY.

good value works well just wish it had a couple of pozi drive bits but I have spares so no problem, decent torque, good for light weight DIY around the house when you don`t want to get the full tools out, even the wife likes using it, would recommend it, under £12.00 it doesn`t break the bank.

Does the job but not very powerful, may as well just use a manual screwdriver

Well first of all although correct model number the color is the opposite its main body color is red and the grips are black.The Packaging came in clamshell packaging which is razor sharp when you try to cut it,The first thing i noticed wasn't right is the charging, after 5 hours of charging the red light was still on so i looked at the instruction manual to find out that there's no charge protection circuit like some cheap kids toy from china, it will constantly keep charging unless you unplug it, it surgests that you don't charge it for more than 6 hours and to check the power level using the push button however when plugged in it shows full level when its battery is empty anyway.The battery level indicator is very poor for instance my level will show all 3 green lights, i push button and it instantly shows drained, you can literally stick it on charge for 2 secs and it will show fully charged when it's not.the drive runs at 180 per min aparently however looks quite slow.On first usage i used the middle drill bit was drilling into a old peice of wood which is quite soft and instantly the drill bit broke, i used the screwdriver part next and done about 8 screws before the drill became to a sluggish rotation speed battery gauge showed as amber even though it's had a full charge.the drill finally came to a crawling stop with the battery indicator still showing amber not even red however i suppose the led light still did work so maybe that counts as a usage.one of the main problems i thought was the drill bit was the whole bit moved a bit wonky, it turns out to be the main part connected to the screwdriver .....My verdict it's worth £12 if you only plan to put up an ikea shelf with pre drilled holes although will not tighten screws fully you will have to manually do this with a screwdriver.