Precision Cordless Electric Screwdriver Repair Kit

I have several tools that I use for electronics. However, the issue with most of them is that the accessories are hard to remove from the plastic mold.This solves that issue. Everything is attached to the center column via magnet force only.Easy to swap out heads and a clean elegant look at the same time.Never look for another head again.Amazing product. Wish I had bought it earlier.

I was originally having some issues with my original purchase where the screw driver was not applying enough torque. The seller reached out to me and replaced the faulty Screwdriver at no charge. Amazing Seller and manufacture.This screw driver is perfect for small electronics and after talking to the seller, they advised me about other electronic screw drivers that have more torque for bigger items to use. Perfect screwdriver to take off the bottom cover of a Macbook Pro to clean out the dust occasionally. The driver has two settings a high and a Low.Thank you Fanttik, you guys rock!

I really like this device is good for small jobs. I wouldn’t recommend it for anything big. The attachment pieces are plenty but they are small so it could be used for a little odds and ends job but it’s made of good material. It’s 30 the grip is it easy to grip Was very inexpensive and it appears to be sturdy

I purchased this cause.I knew I was doing a lot of upgrades and overhauls to my 3D printer .... this has all of the connections that I needed made it very easy to find things and the adjustable torque setting ensured.I didn't strip anything out when I was working on my delicate equipment... i am very glad I bought this and would highly recommend this to anyone.Doing electronic or small machinery work.

I was looking for a small automatic screwdriver to replace my old Dremel that finally died.Personally, I am of the opinion you get what you pay for. I looked at many different variations of the Fanttik.Very happy I decided on this one although more expensive it is worth it. Opening and closing the device is extremely satisfying. Almost like fidget worthy.Coming from a $120 iFixit set - this is superior in many ways for half the price.The device has a built in light, can be used manually, and the whole setup is impressive.Now a lifelong customer of this product line!100% recommend

I was able to try out both the E1 and the S1 Pro screw drivers. The E1 works well for smaller projects and working on computers while the S1 is a little bit bigger and great for everyday use and bigger projects. The magnetice tips help with screwing along with helps with not loosing screws. Has different settings for what ever strength you need. If you are more into computer building I would recommend the E1 or if you are looking for a new screw driver to replace your every day projects one I would highly recommend the S1. Both are great products and great quality so would give both 5 stars

Very high quality electronic screwdriver. The price is just unbelievable considering other screwdrivers in this same price range are not electric. Great selection of bits and the Hi / Low / Lock selector gives a huge variety of functionality. Very easy to take out of the container and the size makes it so portable.

This electric screwdriver offers a sleek design and it feels weighted and convenient, but the grip is very weak especially if you are trying to do things high precision or requires grips such as assembling a cabinet. It lost grip when I was trying to assemble my cabinet and tightening my sunglasses.

So the 2.0 hex is one of the most important bits i need it's listed in the description so I bought the screw driver. Jut to find out it skips 1.5 too 2.5. Now to the actual tool the packaging it very nice just don't drop it bits will be every were lol. It's is nice and compact the screw driver feels nice but the short time I've had it, it has one major problem the screw driver isn't strong enough for what i wanted for. I don't blame the tool for that but it has a high and low settings and a lock position where it won't run. Even in lock mode you can't manually tq a screw loose this should have been given in the design. So 70$ for not so tight screws and skipping sizes well the very nice packaging can't make up that price if it goes under 40 maybe worth trying for light duty work

This set came recommended by Betty @Switch and Click, a very well-known Keyboard Enthusiast & YouTube Content Creator. I will say, this is truly the best toolset for modding keyboards, as well as other technology projects. This electric screwdriver not only comes with a bunch of bits, it also comes with a mini paddle and a very precise tweezers, designed for getting into very small and tight areas. It has a nice sharp tip on it, so you can use it for very intricate and delicate work. I highly recommend this electronic screwdriver set. Being magnetic has saved me from retrieving lost tiny screws and other tiny hardware. This is a game changer for keeb modders.

This screwdriver is great for taking apart lots of laptops, which is what I spend a lot of time doing. Probably going to save me from having carpal tunnel later in life. They greatly speed up my work though, especially when someone is in my office needing their laptop opened for one reason or another. I don't charge it every day and the battery has yet to let me down. Very rarely do I ever encounter a screw that's in so tight that this screwdriver can't remove, but usually when I encounter that, it's one that needs a crazy amount of torque to get off anyway. So for the 98% of screws in laptops, it's been great.My only complaint about this screwdriver is that the unscrew button is flush against the body unlike the NEX E1 Pro, which can make it a bit difficult to find when moving around with it and trying to find the button by feel. I talked with their customer support about this and they've been SUPER helpful. They informed me that the reason why it's flush is because the case that the NEX E1 Max goes in, it could cause accidental presses on it if it wasn't flush. I gave feedback about maybe a small + and - bevel on it might be helpful, or maybe just a tiny little bump. Hopefully they'll make that adjustment in the future. Aside from that, I'll put a sticker on it or something, just so I can feel the button easier.So my verdict, if you screw/unscrew small screws all day, buy this.

Way better than I had expected it be. Very nice tool for PC building or andthing with very small screws such as RC cars. Highly recommend this product

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.

This might be my favorite tool I've ever bought. With 3 kids, I'm always changing the batteries on something with a tiny set screw. This driver legitimately makes it fun and I still get a little giddy every time I pull it out.Just enough torque to snug a screw without stripping it out. Every bit you could ever need. Feels solid, but sleek. Super easy charging with the ever ubiquitous USB C port. The aluminum case is the second coolest part of the driver and matches perfectly with the premium feel of the actual screwdriver. My friend saw me pull it out and immediately bought his own.

From the first unboxing, the E1 MAX Mini Electric Screwdriver impresses. The packaging itself indicates a careful design process. With a compact, portable case housing the screwdriver and all its bits, it's clear that this tool is made for efficiency.The innovative design allows the screwdriver to rise majestically from the case with a simple push. It feels like opening a treasure chest every time, promising the exciting discovery of a tool that simplifies many a household task.The practicality doesn't end there. The bits are cleverly held in place by magnets. A gentle press at the tip effortlessly lifts the base, allowing for quick and easy bit changes. It’s an ingenious feature that emphasizes the thoughtfulness put into the design. However, there is a slight downside. One should be cautious while handling the case with the bits out of the box as a mishap could lead to a small rain of bits.What really sets this screwdriver apart is the comprehensive selection of bits that come with it. Having them all in one case eradicates the annoyance of losing bits, an issue I faced with previous models. They’re not just ornamental either - they proved their worth right off the bat, tackling the tasks I set immediately upon opening.While the tool is not without its minor drawbacks, such as the need to plug it in for a charge instead of a more convenient charging mechanism within its case, these are negligible in the face of the convenience and efficiency it provides. It is indeed good value for the money and highly recommended for anyone in need of a compact, convenient electric screwdriver, especially if you are always on the go.Be it for quick fixes or more substantial projects, the E1 MAX Mini Electric Screwdriver proves to be a reliable companion. Despite some minor concerns, it's an addition to my toolbox that I wouldn't want to be without.

Truly amazing. A very high-quality product with a great design. It has everything you need for microelectronics and other small DIY projects. It comes with tweezers and a double-ended spatula with both blunt and pointed tips. I was really surprised by the weight and quality of the product; it's made with very good materials. The screwdriver is rechargeable via USB-C. There's a newer model with dual speeds, but I like this one, and it's all I need. The torque is perfect for small jobs. It has a built-in light that illuminates before you start tightening. The cordless electric screwdriver comes with two speeds and a manual mode. I've been using it for a few days now, and I haven't needed to recharge it yet. It comes with multiple bits, including some required for disassembling certain types of pneumatic drills or small handheld vacuums like those from Hewlett-Packard. It can even be used to disassemble cameras. Inside the assembly box there is a small magnetization and demagnetization chamber.

Pros: The battery lasts a good while. It has plenty of torque for most small electronics devices. I use it at work to repair Chromebooks and laptops. It has plenty of torque to remove screws, and just enough not to over torque screws when putting them back in. Chrome book bottom covers tend to crack if you over torque the screws. The magnetization on the bits are great for tiny screws. You don't loose them after they come out as easy, and putting them back is so much faster with a magnetized screwdriver bit. This case has a spot to magnetize and demagnetize the tips. This is probably my 3rd or 4th power mini screwdriver and so far I like it the best. It out preforms all others I've tried. Also it all fits in the tiny little aluminum container. The bits are kept on via magnets too, so they are easier to take off and put back away after use. None of those plastic sleeves that you need pliers to remove the bits.Cons: The whole case is aluminum, and the bits are held on with magnets. You need to watch out what you set it down next to. The magnets will erase magnetic strips on credit cards, and hotel room door key cards. If you set it down next to a laptop, it could trigger the monitor shut off, or hibernation feature on your laptop or chrome book. The screwdriver will not slide out unless you press on the outer edges to release the whole thing. This is great when carrying it, but if you want to just use the screwdriver and not the bits for a flashlight, or anything else, you have to be careful pulling it out. Also, be careful taking it out because if you turn it over and let gravity take it out, the bits will let go of the magnets and go everywhere. Just try not to drop it when it's open. One last gotcha, it has a magnetizer on it, but it doesn't work at all. I had to use my own magnetizer.

If you regularly work on laptops, phones, drones, mechanical keyboards, eyeglasses, or other small electronics, the tool offers excellent convenience. The only minor con is that the laser-etched size markings on the dark-colored bits can be difficult to see, especially in dim setting

It’s sleek and I like the way it all fits together cleanly. The bits are easy to knock out by mistake or accidentally rotate so the engraved bit size is hidden. It’s good for little things but it has the torque of a small child. I bought it because I’ve had to do lots of maintenance on my 3D printers and it seemed like a good investment, but half the time I have to physically turn the tool to get the torque I need to loosen a tiny screw. Also, it doesn’t have a regular 2mm hex bit - it has all sorts of other odd sizes but not the really common one. It’s sooo close. It could be a great product but it doesn’t quite hit the mark. It’s not terrible, but I would buy something else if I could do it again.

It's a nice little tool, BUT whoever designed the storage system and labeling of the various bits should go back to design school. I think they were more interested in finding a fancy way of storing the bits and screwdriver than making the bits easy to find. The legends on the bit holder are dark gray on a black background. It's difficult to find the right bit. Simple white lettering or diagrams would have been MUCH better. The legend diagrams are only about three or four millimeters in diameter. They're tiny! Add to that, the bits are mounted on four sides of the square bit holder. The design is a mess.