Fanttik E2 Ultra 3.7V Mini Electric Screwdriver, Electric Screwdriver Cordless, Max 0.6N.m, 50 Magnetic Bits, 5/32'' Hex, Magnetic Storage, Repair Tool for Electronics Phone Camera Laptop Appliances

So far I am very pleased, I wish their were some for of grip to the handle of it as it is unexpectedly powerful and when I get the end of the task, when the screw is on its final turn it spins in my hand more often than not, so far. I would also like to see an accessory kit for it will more of the longer bits or a bit for extending for when the girth of the screwdriver gets in the way.

Great tool for my small electronic and computer projects! No regrets despite it being a lot more expensive than a regular handheld tool.

Love this little screw driving. The E2 ultra has a higher torque rating than the other E2 models.My 2 complaints are:1: while having the varied settings is nice, it doesn’t go low enough to keep from damaging really intricate screws. The lightest setting is still strong enough to damage small electronic boards or strip screws in weak plastic housings.2: I noticed a little wobble after a few months of use. It isn’t enough where it effects use but just enough to feel it in my hands. I purchased a second one for my father in law and noticed his did the same out of the box but also noticed our motors sounded different. Mine sounded deeper and lower pitched and his high pitched despite spinning the same speed. I don’t know if they changed motors or gearing setup in some of their screwdrivers. They both work well but I heard other brands have that little wobble as well so maybe it’s just a product of having something this compact.

One of my best purchases so far this year. Build quality, torque and battery life are great. I’ve yet to find a bit the kit does not have. The only downside is if you have cats that like to knock things over like me and drop the cylinder the bits go everywhere

I work as an IT technician and am required to engage dozens of screws daily for device repair. This driver powers through locktite and very rarely strips a Phillips head or a security screw. I've never completely depleted the battery but it works through the whole week on a single charge every Friday. This has dramatically sped up my repair rate and device return frequency.

Worked out of the box. A lot of options that will fit any computer screws or home smart devices. Bought for use with Sonoff S31 wall warts. No hassle whatsoever.

I got the Fanttik E2 Ultra Mini Electric Screwdriver for my daughter because she loves helping me with builds, and this thing has been awesome. It’s small enough for her to handle easily, but still has enough power to be useful for real projects. The bits are all neatly packed, which helps her keep everything organized and in one place (a huge win). It’s also rechargeable, so no messing around with batteries. Super handy, well-built, and honestly—pretty fun to use. Great little tool for kids who like to tinker or anyone who wants a compact setup.

I work for a school district and have 500+ devices to crack open this summer so i grabbed one of these to save my wrist a bit.After Amazon delivered one that wasn't used and broken I finally managed to try it out. It works well. Torque is enough for me at setting 1 or 2. My only real gripe is the forward and reverse buttons are almost too flush, if it twists a bit on your fingers between screws it can be hard to find the actuation point of the switch. A bit if texture or a slightly raised bump would have fixed this.Can't comment on battle life yet but it lasted through 8 laptops today, one totally tore down and reassembled.Several hundred more to do but 2 months to do them...Will update when I'm done or if it dies mid project.