wowstick Lithium Precision Screwdriver wowstick 1F+ With LED Light And Magnetic Mat, Electric Screwdriver Rechargeable Repair Tool kits Including 56 Bits Extend Bar For Most Electronics Devices

This is a great set if your looking for a electric precision screwdriver. It includes all the bits you can think of from Phillips to torx and even some odd ones for other equipment. This very easily helped me to take the bottom off my laptop so I could install some new ram into it. The light on the end is pretty bright allowing you to see what your working on very easily. It also comes with a small mat to work on to stay organized with your project. It also came with a magnetizer so that you can magnetize the bits if you prefer and then the screws hold easier. The case can hold everything except for the mat making it easy to transport or carry around for jobs if needed. The charge has held pretty long as well I have used it a few times but still have no need to charge it. Overall this is a great electric precision screw driver if u need one for a hobby from rc cars to electronics

I had two sets of precision screwdrivers. Neither was powered, and even with the combination of all their bits together I didn’t have the selection I got with this single item. I purchase the Wowstick Electronic Screwdriver, on Amazon.com in early August and have had it in my shop for just over three weeks. In that time I have found out that this is an invaluable tool, especially if you do a lot of intricate work with small parts. The number and quality of bits alone are enough to make the price worth it. Add in that this unit has an LED light, reversible gears, and is relatively sturdily built and you can get the idea of just how good of a deal this product is. The Ruputas Lithium Precision Screwdriver, aka Wowstick 1F+, is Made in China, but it is a quality tool. Along with the well built electric motor system, which uses a standard receptor for the individual tools, the kit also includes small work mat, a USB charger, a pen holder for your desk, and a suction cup on a ring (connect the device to the ring and the suction cup can hold it on any flat non-porous surface). The first project I used this powered bit driver on was building a new gaming computer for myself. The tiny screws and related works that fit inside a desktop style computer system demand that you use both precision instruments and those that can be easily handled in tight spaces. The Wowstick did the job beautifully. Other projects I’ve used it on include model building (at the moment that is a replica of an 18th-century British warship) and electronic projects such as repairing a classic Fender bass amp. All of these projects require easy maneuverability as well as a sound source for driving the tips. This system is much more than a small powered screwdriver. The system includes 56 popular bits: including Phillips, Slotted, Hex, Torx, 5-point, Y-type, Square, Triangle, Square, and U-type. This makes the unit compatible with just about item that is used in modern electronics, computers, and modeling. If you do work on any of these projects, then you also know that sometimes the corners and cramped spaces in an electronic device can be dark. The light on this unit is perfect for illuminating those dark spots and for helping you in getting aligned. And of course, the USB charging cable means that you can easily charge the device from any source that provides USB connectivity. I’ve used a secondary battery, one used to extend the life of the battery on my iPhone, to charge the unit. With a good charge on the internal battery, and then the backup battery to help keep it charged, you can have a device that will outlast you, even on a long day. I am so happy with this purchase that I will be buying two more for my sons in the upcoming holiday season. The price is right, the dependability is good, the usefulness is great, and I can give it as a GREAT gift … so what more do you want? I strongly recommend the Wowstick from Ruputas.

Nicely packaged, good selection of bits, but the storage for the bits is a little unwieldy when trying to swap quickly. Liked the little screw jar with some common screws, and the magnetic mat is great. Carrying case works well. Included charging cable works, but is very short (6"). The stand for the unit isn't magnetic - it's basically just a weight, so the unit just rests inside. It works well enough but if it's on a table and the table gets bumped you'll notice it rock around. The main issue I ran into is that, on delivery, the switch would remain stuck in the clockwise (tightening) position and would not disengage until I rocked the switch back, meaning I could have easily overtightened a fastener. I opened up the unit (not particularly easy, requires removing two small crescent-shaped pins from below the switch mechanism, then requires sliding out the main section and removing the power clip, which then needs to be reattached by knocking it out the back of the unit so that it can be reconnected during assembly) and found that one of the pins holding the internal housing to the outer body had come loose and was bouncing around in the switch. Additionally, because this pin was loose the internal housing had shifted causing one end of the switch to become stuck. I took out both of these pins and have left them out, which means things can shift a small amount but it doesn't cause any other issues. The other issue is that there is no control over the amount of torque, and this unit has difficulty starting out when a fastener is hand-tight. You can use it to turn the fastener manually without turning on the motor, but this will stress the gearbox inside, which is plastic, and other people have damaged or broken the gearbox doing this. One minor complaint is the LED lights around the driver. They only turn on while the motor is engaged - meaning you can't see what you're doing until you start spinning. I'd love for this to be a small toggle switch instead, or a button on a timer. Overall, for light duty this thing is handy, and a big help for undoing a lot of screws in something like a laptop quickly, but I'd like to see a higher-quality gearbox (or a way to lock the mechanism in place when you need to use it as a regular screwdriver) and an easier way to disassemble the unit for troubleshooting. Hope this helps if you're considering this unit.

I've been thinking about getting a small electric driver kit for a while. I finally pulled the trigger and ordered this kit based on the reviews and a recommendation from a friend that has one. I wish I hadn't waited because it's awesome. Th driver has plenty of power and works well ergonomically. The battery lasts seemingly forever and it's easy to charge with USB-C. The bits are higher quality than I was expecting. Much higher actually. I've used the set to repair two laptops and a flashlight so far, all with tiny Torx and Phillips fasteners. None of the bits skipped or distorted. That's unlike the manual repair kit I have where many of the small Torx bits are twisted after a year or so of use. I see people in other reviews complain about a perceived lack of torque but I disagree. I don't know why you'd want more power for a driver that's designed around small precision fasteners. I think it's just right and it's easy to start or finish a screw manually. I'm still of two minds on the bit storage. On the one hand, it's a bit cumbersome to find the right bit in the correct tube. On the other hand, it's super portable and secure. My use case is at a desk and on the road so it's a good compromise for me. I'm very happy with this kit and it's already made my life easier.

I build custom mechanical keyboards for a hobby, and I bought this purely for convenience so that is my reasoning for purchasing. I see other enthusiasts using this screwdriver and I was curious. After trying it, I can say for certain that this is essential for anyone coming into the hobby. What I like: 1. There is a light at the tip of the screwdriver that comes on when you turn it on. 2. It is fairly thin for a screwdriver, and it can reach cramped places. 3. The kit comes with many accessories my favorites: a small magnetic mat, several organized bits, a traveling case, and a base for placing it on your desk. What I don't like: 1. The base doesn't hold the screwdriver even remotely stable. If you tap on the screwdriver while on the base it will wobble and fall out. It simply just stands there, I wish the base actually held the screwdriver in place securely. 2. The charging cable is mini-USB, I wish the screwdriver was USB C for convenience. Not a major issue, however. 3. I wish the base had charging capabilities. As it is, the one way to charge the screwdriver is through a port at the end of the screwdriver. So it cannot be charged while docked on the base. Overall, I would recommend this screwdriver to anyone who does small projects like mechanical keyboard building, PC building, or anything having to do with technology. It feels solid in the hand, has a relatively quiet motor for its size, comes with an abundance of accessories, and overall does the job well.

This is a product that even surpasses the iPhone for packaging coolness and personality in product labeling. Rather than buy a industrial style screw driver, I was looking for a precision driver for tiny T5 screws used in my MacBook Pro. I read a couple of reviews talking about how it didn't have the torque however, when you are on a small fastener a power driver can be a liability if it strips the threads. In the case of installing a keyboard, there were 50+ flea sized phillips head screws. I didn't have this then but after changing my logic board out twice, I'm glad to have it. Removed about 20 screws in less than 10 minutes. Not one stripped. If I had a doubt, I loosened by hand first then used the driver to spin it out and away. It came with a charge but it basically plugs in like a Apple pencil to a USB pigtail. You may have a longer one hanging around from an old camera. Bottom line, everything came packaged in well designed boxes. Each treated with a Hi, i'm a Toolbox...Hi, I'm a Bit Set, Hi I'm a WowStick...You get the picture. It's very much more a "power screwdriver experience". As far as power, it's just enough to make screws turn using the piano key rocker switch for forward and backward. It's just a simple, brilliant design that looks at home on my desk as my Mac Pro desktop or my Wacom drawing tablet. It's got a little weight to its anodized case but it's not clunky like a Dremel or as likely to shred a screw head as a Dewalt style for wood screws. Keep it in the precision screwdriver realm and Bob's your Uncle. I'm excited to see what it's lifespan looks like but if you're in the market for something for your sub-miniature hobby or microelectronics, this is pretty sweet. Would make an amazing gift. I won't spoil your surprise by showing you all of the bits and pieces. Did I mention it comes with a sleek magnetic clambox case? Probably a great tool for kids toys at Christmas as well for the battery installing parents.

I used to constantly have wrist pain whenever I had to take apart a laptop just from twisting the screwdriver so much and this has completely solved that problem. I can painlessly do work that used to take me a five minutes in one minute now with this screwdriver. I would say the fact that I'm no longer putting so much wear and tear on my wrist alone makes this screwdriver more than worth the price. Also the accessories it comes with are much nicer than I expected. It has a stylish hard-shell magnetic carrying case that can carry the screwdriver and one of the three sets of bits, all of which come in their own carrying tubes. It also comes with a stand to place it in if you leave it on your desk, and a small magnetic mat with a grid pattern on it so you can place screws in an organized layout as you remove them without worrying about them rolling away. The only cons I could think of are the motor in this is not super powerful so if a screw is over-tightened in a device it might not be able to rip it out, but it doesn't really need to. The carrying tubes the bits come in are also not that great and can be annoying to get the bits in and out of, but that doesn't affect the actual use of the tool and they do look very sleek. Overall I think this is an amazing tool and am super happy I bought it.

Update 3: The new screwdriver ALSO broke the same way. Planetary gears exploded/stripped out. Lasted 4 months of very little part-time use working on laptops and controllers. DO NOT BUY. Update2: I received my new order by replacing it through amazon. Seller never responded to my email. Testing out the new screwdriver now and it seems to be holding up much better than the last one. Possible it was a defect in the screwdriver. Will update this as I use the driver more. It survived the xbox controller test so time will tell now. UPDATE: its been less than a month that I have had this, and on the first project the motor stripped out installing the screws on an xbox controller. Driver will not work now and will sometimes spin but its completed broken. Will reach out and see what they want to do about this. TL;DR Great kit but some corners were cut obviously. Would still recommend but anything over $50 seems a bit much imo. Alright, to keep it short, initial impressions. Its a well put together kit with 3 sets of 16-20 different bits in them for a total of 56 bits. VERY good spread of bits. Comes with the electric rechargeable screwdriver (USB-C btw), base/stand, a suction cup, prying pick, magnetizer/de-magnetizer, charging cable, magnetic screw mat (SUPER nice about 3inx8in), a cute TINY glass jar with some tiny screws, and a case for it all (but not really all). Everything seems well built and it was well packaged with clear boxes and labels. Pro's -TONS of bits -Screwdriver is rechargeable via USB-C -Made of metal. Feels solid in hand -Mag screw mat is very strong. Hold onto tons of screws even upside down and shaking it -Came with pick, suction cup and magnetizer -Light is bright -Screwdriver is fast and torqey enough to work on laptops/phones without destroying screws and such -Base is made of what feels like solid steel. Nice and heavy with a grippy pad on the bottom to help prevent it from "walking" away from your workbench -Base is deep enough for you to stow it even with a bit in the chuck (just not one of the long bits) -Bits from iFixit kits fit in this screwdriver -Probably more Pro's but thats the highlight reel off the top of my head Cons -Storage idea for the bits holds alot of bits as dense storage, but can be annoying to locate bits and actually remove/replace them back into storage. Its a rubber holder that you have to line the bit up, slide it in just right then slap it into place. While your doing that your prying on the other bits with your fingers and prone to unsettling those bits from their rubber holdings so they get in the way when you try to slide it in the tube. -Suction cup, pick and magetizer quality is kinda low. Like it was a complete after thought. Glad to have them, but deff not super nice. Better to have them then to not, but I feel they could drop those 3 items and shave 5 bucks off the price and it would be more reasonable. -Base doesnt charge the screwdriver. I know its not supposed to by design, but for $55 I feel it wouldnt have been too much to ask for. -Base doesnt hold onto the screwdriver well. It doesnt let it fall over, but the screwdriver kinda wobbles while in the base and doesnt default to standing upright. Its literally a funnel milled into the base and thats it. -The case that came with the kit is NOT what was in the picture. Just a cheap white plastic case with magnets in the lid with a rippled top design. Nothing is held in place, there are no slots for things, and you cant even fit the whole kit in the case. You cant fit the base or magnetic mat in the case mainly with everything else packed in. And what you do fit in the case is free to roll/bounce around inside possibly dumping your bits everywhere in the case or scratching up your screwdriver (if you care about aesthetics) This one bugged me the most. I overlooked the horrible grammar on the listing/ads, overlooked the cheap stuff thrown in the kit to inflate the price, because the screwdriver is ACTUALLY good and the bits are to boot. But I cannot overlook all these concerns so I am docking 1 start across the board. Will update this review as I use the screwdriver kit more and put it through its paces and give it time to see what wears out and when.

Works great will buy another one but since purchasing this one the price has dropped and now you can buy them for around $50.

Really useful tool, good amount of torque for smaller items. Come's in a nicely packaged box with accessorise. Great after sales support. Thank you!

充電できないすぐ壊れたとのレビューはこれが原因ではないかと思います。 Type-C端子の充電ポートですが iPhoneやパソコンなどに使用するタイプのPD給電に対応したType-Cケーブルでは充電出来ません。 つまり今時のType-C⇔Type-Cのケーブルは殆ど使用不可。 Type-A⇔Type-Cの昔のタイプのケーブルを使用することで充電可能です。 説明書にその旨の記載はありませんし、 端子はType-CなのにPD対応のいまどき普通のケーブルは使用できず、機械的に5Vが流れる信号でのみ充電可能なようです。 製品の機能としては申し分なく、 充電速度もPD非対応だから遅いといった体感もなく、星5相当です。

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