AMIRPower Screwdriver Cordless Rechargeable, Electric Screwdriver Sets, Portable Automatic Home Repair Tool Kit, Motorized Screwdriver with LED Lights and USB Cable, Blue

Bought one for my wife and then bought one for myself. Compact power driver with a very good assortment of bits (screwdriver, Allen wrench, small sockets, etc.) Very handy around the house and for work on cars, etc. Charges pretty quick.

Outstanding little tool. For jobs that are too small for a drill, too big for a manual screwdriver.I plan to replace all my outlets and switches from almond to white. This will save my hands from all those plate screws and wire nuts.So far I've used this multiple times and this week I assembled a tv cabinet. It's was heavy flat pack with dozens of pressboard parts. This electric screwdriver was strong enough to start the screws in the wood and drill them down so I only needed a final turn or 2 of the manual screwdriver. It did 98% of the whole project. $20 seemed pricey but it's so handy I almost bought one to keep in the car.

This is one of the best things i've purchased. I've had to screw in so many things. I have to put multiple chairs together, book cases, mail box numbers and recently a workbench with over 30 screw. This thing comes in clutch. Unlike a huge power drill, this thing is skinny enough to get in to tight places. It's not always powerful enough to screw things in all the way, but great thing is that it then works just like a regular screwdriver afterwards.I don't know if the company who makes these looks at these reviews, but I do have some suggestions that would make this product better and I'd buy another one immediately if they made these changes/additions:1) There needs to be a button that powers on the light without the drill being turned on. This would very useful in a lot of scenarios, especially for lining up the screwdriver with the screw. When it's screwing something in already, the light is useless. It's honestly a redundant feature. You could honestly take the light out and it'd probably be cheaper to make these. The light needs to be a separate function2) It could use a Phillips Head option. This isn't super needed, but would be nice.I really hope the light suggestion is taken by the people who made this. That would make this item 5 Stars.

Saw a guy at work using one I thought it was a great product so I ordered one for myself and I love it. I highly recommend this product.. great idea for a screwdriver.

I am loving this so far. I haven’t had it long I will see how it holds up over time. So far I have only charged it once and haven’t had to charge it again with regular use since I got it. Comfortable in my hands. Material feels nice easy to grip

I ordered with a specific task in mind, to tap threads in rc crawler truck 1/ 10 scale frame build, Takes a lot of torque and I am impressed!!! it did the job on a micro scale, and would recommend it highly for hobby work

This power screwdriver is an adequate tool for light-duty tasks, though it has some notable limitations. One significant drawback is its lack of torque, which might make it less effective for more demanding jobs. However, it does have a unique feature where the bit is locked when not running. This allows users to manually twist the screw first to break it loose before engaging the power function, which can be particularly useful in certain situations.A concern with the design is the Hex collet, which does not lock the bits securely. This means that bits can be pulled out easily, potentially disrupting workflow and causing inconvenience.Overall, while this power screwdriver may not be suitable for heavy-duty applications, it meets the needs for lighter tasks quite well. For users requiring a tool for basic, light-duty work, this screwdriver proves to be functional and satisfactory.

Works like it says.