Amazon Basics1/2 Inch Drive Click Torque Wrench, 20-150 ft.-lb, 27.1-203.5 Nm

Bought this to tighten up some rocker cover bolts on my Mini's engine cover. Perfect for selecting 88 inch-pounds (about 7 foot-pounds or 10 Newton metres). As that is quite a low torque setting, it was fairly essential to know all the bolts were tightened to the same value.I should also say this is still a substantial wrench (despite its quarter inch drive), and it feels well put together. The click is nice and loud as well, so no guess work involved in getting to the correct torque.Easy 5 star.

OK for the price. Good fit to 1/2” sockets. Simple usual adjustment for torque. I did verify the torque applied using 1m rod @ Kg pull scale and it is accurate with 5%. Supplied with neat plastic case, with rear wall screw head mount if required

Seems great for the price, bigger than I was expecting. Couple of downsides I've found, firstly it has torque values for lb/ft and N/m, with the rotations adding 1 - 25, but obviously, a 25 point change in one of these is not the same as a 25 point change in the other, as such the N/m side is just seemingly arbitrary markers that corespond to the imperial units on the other side, making setting to in-between values a guessing game. Not ideal if working on something built in Europe using metric values.The other issue I found is the box, I was always told to reset a torque wrench to 0 when finished to stop it adding unnecessary wear to the inside and offsetting the calibration. You can do that with this tool, but when you do, it's extended too far to fit in the case it comes with. As such it always needs to have some force on it when in the box. I don't know how much, if any impact that will have on the tool over time, just seems like an oversight to me.All in all, seems good value for money, but not a perfect tool, hence the 4 stars.

Its solid construction ensures durability, while the click feature provides an audible and tactile signal when the desired torque is reached. Easy to use, this wrench offers reliable performance for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts. A great addition to any toolkit!

Disappointed. Used a handful of times since purchasing and it's broken right when I needed it. I would not buy if you are expecting to use it more than 15 to 30 times, it's simply not going to last.

Good quality tool enabled me to refit new flywheel gland nut to correct torque also very good price

The media could not be loaded. I like this torque wrench for casual works. I wouldn't say it's good enough for real pressure sensitive uses, but you get what you pay for. Adjusting bikes/trampoline nuts - it's ideal.I had to find a YouTube video to work out what the click was like when it reaches the torque - hopefully the video I uploaded helps. It's a small click, but if you're looking out for it you'll notice it. The best option is to go slow when you're getting close to the torque you need. You can double check if you've missed it by slowly turning again - it'll click straight away if it's at the right torque.Switch on the back to go from clockwise to anticlockwise. Torque only works in the clockwise direction.Easy enough to adjust the dial, just undo the screw at the bottom to loosen, turn the ribbed handle part, then retighten the screw.

Seemingly robust tool, certainly heavy and supplied with clear instructions and strong storage case. But the adjustment numerals are too hard for my old eyes to see so tool returned.