Fanttik E1 Max Electric Screwdriver, Mini Precision Screwdriver Set, 50 Magnetic Bits, Magnetic Storage, 5/32‘’Hex, Repair Tool Kit for Electronics Phone Camera Laptop Watch (Grey)

I have done a few quick tests to see if this is up to my expectations, and wow it it exceed them. Its powerful, compact, has extended bits, and has a very quality feel. I was worried that the bits would not be long enough, its been a problem I have run into even with expensive 100+ piece kits the thin extended bits that this comes with are going to be lifesavers no doubt. I did a quick test disassembling a GameCube controller, it had the tri tip bit I needed and unscrewed everything under its own power. I also tested some flatheads on light sockets, no problem. it put them back tighter than they were by hand lol. honestly this this is a STEAL for 50$ I had my eyes on a cheaper one for a while but I'm SO glad I went with this instead. I likely wouldn't have bought this at full price, but its a no brainer discounted. I only have a few small criticisms. because this thing is nearly perfect. my biggest issue is repairabilty, its why I got this in the first place. I work on LOTS electronics and gagets and 3d printers so being able to do something like replace the battery in the future would be a feature if it was truely perfect. I just remembered that it did my p1s hotend screws with a little effort, which was very nice, no more Allen keys! its possible that the aluminum tube chassis is removable, maybe it needs heat idk. its a problem for the future I guess. the only other thing I would change is really that I'd like more of these extended bits. They are just super nice and I'd like more sizes. oh if it had a bit of grip to it and maybe some texture on the buttons too, they can be a bit hard to find if you can't see. I did test some of my bits from another kit, some of them fit a bit too snug others for fine. none that wouldn't go in, but I had to wiggle them out. I included a video of trying to stop it by hand and it was pretty difficult. it really does have good torque. basically impossible to stop without a little more leverage (high torque setting in the video). I had held off on these for ages, as I had an "electric screwdriver" like 10-15 years ago that was so awful and thought they were all too weak and bulky to be useful. I expected this compact one to have so little torque it would be useless, the opposite is true it has plenty. it unironically has more torque than my brushed "electric screwdriver" I had ages ago, this was about 2.5in dia and 10in tall lol. the tech is there now, and the price is right. I've never jumped to give something a glowing review this fast before.

OK, I didn't realize how cool this thing was until I got it. It has every bit you ever need, organized in an intuitive way magnetically with diagrams showing you bit types. It also is small enough to make it worthwhile to put that giant drill and annoying drill battery away. The torque is more than sufficient for the types of projects you will use this for due to limited wiggle room and if you need more torque just do like another reviewer said and break factory seals on fasteners quickly with small hand tools and then use this for the rest. I wish I'd bought sooner - A+ on design and obviously was user tested well. I can finally put the DeWalt away for electronics. Size is just right for your hand and the case is very well thought out with a pop up feature - making it look super sleek.

I saw it online and had some doubts due to the price tag, but after receiving it I can say that the high price tag is justifiable - this kit is built like a tank! Amazon currently offers this item in a bundle that contains both the E1 MAX Electric Precision Screwdriver and the X5 Max Manual Precision Screwdriver Set, which is what I got since it's in a more reasonable price than buying them separately. I highly recommend to buy them in this bundle, especially if you're located outside of the US where you have to pay shipping and import taxes. As you can see from the attached picture, both enclosures are in the same size and they sit nicely next to each other - you really can't go wrong with this bundle as there are tasks for an electric screwdriver and tasks for a manual one, so this bundle covers you from both directions. I didn't rate the battery life as I just got it. Though, by the build quality I'm pretty sure that the battery is very good. It comes semi-charged so I recommend to give it a full charge into the night when you first get it. Highlights: 1. The overall build quality is tough and well made. 2. The magnetic force of the bits, the case and the inner shaft of the screwdriver for holding the bits is strong and everything stays in place, even when you shake it. 3. The screwdriver has a modern USB type-c for charging which is very common nowadays (note that I actually tried the provided USB cable with my phone for transfering these pictures to my computer, but it only charged it. So I guess this particular cable is only for charging). 4. The screwdriver has 2 modes - low and high, and the motor seems very strong; you can't interfere and stop it by hand - exactly the strength I was after for screwing screws into my 3d printed parts. 5. The spring patent where the inner container can pop-out from the outer enclosure is very neat! When you're done, you just slide it in again, give it a push until it clicks, and then you just insert the screwdriver in and gently push its end until a magnet captures it from the inside for a nice flush storing. Bottom line: Highly recommended.

Convenient to have around and can use it for multiple things. It’s sleek and compact and it seems to be good quality. My issue is it only has one speed and is better at tightening rather than loosening. Sometimes it doesn’t have the torque to start losening the screw which means you have to take out another tool and deems it useless. You can’t expect it to be like a drill obviously but it’s nice for small things.

Fantastic screwdriver, comes with a lot of different bits and actually works with the bits I already had from my iFixit Mako kit. Battery seems to last a long time and charges quickly as well. I was able to disassemble a PS5, put it back together, take it back apart again, and then put it back together again and it still had juice left and charged back to 100% in under an hour. I do wish it had a battery level light or some way to tell how much battery life it has left. It does have a light to show you what you're working with which I really like.

Never going back to a manual screwdriver after this! It's great, has just enough grip for light applications. It seems like you can manually twist too but there's a range of motion and it won't stop until about a full turn. Probably should be careful manually twisting too hard to avoid damage, but it seems pretty tough so far. The usb-C charging is accessible even while inside of the case which is great. Has plenty of nicely organized bits of varied lengths too. Battery lasts a long time and charges quickly. The torque is plenty enough in high mode for most electronics.

I got this for electronics and hobby related items and it works great. The torque is perfect for electronics, no risk of over tightening. Highly recomend if you do anything involving laptops or electronic. The light is nice and bright and it comes with more bits than most people will ever need to use. Used it to break down an old toy last night and there was no damage to the plastic.

The Fanttik E1 Max Electric Screwdriver has a great fit in hand and is very portable. The material quality feels solid, and I liked that it includes a wide range of bits, which adds to its utility for light tasks. Visually, it looks modern and well-designed, and the carrying case keeps everything organized. Where it falls short is functionality. Despite being marketed for electronics and simple repairs, it didn’t have enough torque to remove an SSD screw from a motherboard or even basic PC case screws. That was disappointing and ultimately limited its real-world usefulness for me. The overall quality of the design is good, but the lack of power hurts the value for money if you’re expecting it to handle more than very light-duty work. If a future version improves torque, I’d consider trying it again. For now, it’s best suited only for the simplest tasks, which is why I returned it.