Eastvolt 4V Cordless Screwdriver, 6Nm Electric Screwdriver Rechargeable with 90 degree rotary handle, LED Light and USB Charging, Extension Rod, 32 Pieces Accessories

I did order this for the 2nd time as min son stole mine !!I do have the professional and larger ones, but this tiny one is really practical and handy. Small size yet very good torque. It comes a set of versatile and high quality bitsGREAT VALUE

Charged up good, tackled removing old screws from a old wood table and it had decent power. Being able to change the angle and use the extender accessory was so amazing for the price. It was a "used" or "restored" item but it was brand spanking new just didn't have a box that's it and it was almost half price.

It's exactly what is advertised and you are getting what you paid for; a high quality electric screwdriver with modern features and a simple and comfortable user controls at the average price of most known brands.The light is unfortunately overly clouded by the white lens; I took mine off and will probably modify it further.The screwdriver is very powerful but it has a governor on it which I like and dislike; it cannot be turned off. So it has clear power to drive a 2 inch drywall screw to full depth into a 2 x 4, but protects itself. Once in a while when you need the power and it's all you have, that rare usage by override to drive suggested screw would not shorten it's life span.Finally, the charge socket is a micro USB so I know the day will come where I perform surgery on this tool and I install a barrel jack, or I just pitch it and grab something from my always growing collection of tools.For $30 there are already drive similar devices and controls with better features and more for the money, and this is still up to par with a major name brand pulled out of Home Depot, Walmart, Amazon etc.

We put a metal 4'x 6' metal shed together (with very poor instructions) and the battery lasted the entire assembly. That was over 200-250 sheet metal screws. And it screwed them all in tight. I thought we would at least need to charge it once, but it screwed screws for the entire shed.I was impressed!

Have been using a manual wine bottle opener for a long and trying an automatic one for the first time. I am impressed by this device and would recommend it to anyone. It is a nice product and works great.

I am pleasantly surprised about how versatile it is. It is compact enough you can store it anywhere. The handle can rotate so it can fit different scenarios. It even comes with a flexible attachment so you can potentially drive in very small or awkward spaces. I tried it and it surprisingly works. I have no complaints about this product for this price.

I was so excited to receive this cordless screwdriver. However, when I was finally able to open it & use it...it won't charge or turn on...total dud.😠

***UPDATE***Well, it worked good while it lasted, but it broke :-(The motor sounds like it spins but I think the plastic gears broke so the screwdriver doesn’t turn.I bought a Ryobi cordless screwdriver from Home Depot to replace it.I bought this to eliminate the need to rotate the crank on my Khaw-Fee Ceramic Burr Grinder. Wasn’t my brain storm but I read a product review on the grinder that suggested adding a long 6mm ‘connector’ nut to use a drill or electric screwdriver instead of using the manual crank.My research on electric screw drivers showed a couple of key points. I needed enough torque to push through the resistance of coffee beans when grinding, and I needed moderate rpm’s to avoid overly heating up the ceramic burr when grinding (heat is the enemy to good flavor with coffee beans!).I tried it out using a drill I already have and discovered that form factor is important as well. The right angle form of a drill is awkward to hold during grinding, so a ‘straight’ screwdriver is better for my purpose.I selected the Eastvolt 4 volt Cordless Screwdriver because it fits these criteria to a ‘T’. If you look at cordless screwdriver specs you’ll find few that operate at 4 volts and none at this price other than the Eastvolt. The low 230 rpm makes for great torque at 6N.m (more than this normally requires a cordless drill instead).The adjustable form factor allows ‘straight’ screwdriver or ‘drill style’ 90 degree shape. Adjusted to straight makes it easy to grip and hold the unit as it turns the coffee grinder, and the torque is enough to grind through the coffee beans with no problem. The rpm’s is enough to make short work of a batch of fresh beans and is low enough to keep the ceramic burr from heating up even when I did two batches in a row.The battery capacity is great too. A full charge is enough do four to five batches of beans (at about 3 to 4 min of operating time per batch).Obviously I bought this to bring coffee beans but it makes a good cordless screwdriver as well!