iFu Mini Electric Screwdriver Kit, 90-in-1 Precision Repair Set with 64 Magnetic Bits & LED Light, Cordless Power Screwdriver for Phone, Laptop, Computer, Camera, Watch, Electronics - Gift for Men

The screwdriver is great. Strong enough. Not fast, not variable speed, but just fine. My one gripe is that the screwdriver is smooth and round, so it tries to twist out of your fingers (yes it has plenty torque). The screwdriver locks up solidly when stopped, so you can get plenty torque manually when needed. The box is fine, the magnetic top works great. The tool tips seem to be good quality - very well formed, hardened enough. Works great.

Update Sep 2024: I contacted the seller and they were super fast in resolving my issue with the screw driver. It turns out the battery was depleted because I was charging it with a fast charger. This unit doesn't support it. It started charging immediately with a standard USB charger. I feel pretty silly now. Anyway, it is a great kit and we'll worth the money. I definitely recommend it! This was purchased in Feb 2024 and lasted until August 2024. Will not charge, motor does not turn in either direction, just locked up. It has basically become an expensive screwdriver. I only use it with my 3D printers so it doesn't get a lot of work.

I picked up one of these about a year ago because my job requires me to repair a lot of laptops. It came with all the attachments I could need to open up any of the devices that we have on hand. It also provides enough torque to unscrew the majority of them. Occasionally, I would have to break out a regular screwdriver to unscrew stuff that had been really tightened down. My only complaint is that one of the buttons (the “screw in” button) has become immobile and does not work anymore. I don’t think this is related to a degradation of the battery resulting in swelling as I assume the battery is further up the shaft of the device and the other button remains working. The built-in light has also ceased to function, but as it never produced enough light to assist on jobs it hasn’t really affected anything. This is still my go to device when I’m unscrewing a computer case.

Now that I have a power precision screwdriver, I don't know how I ever lived without one! This kit is sleek, just powerful enough, and complete. I've yet to encounter a type of screw that's not included here. I also love that it gives the ability to turn it by hand with the motor off - I was concerned that it might slip, but it seems to lock completely. (My only criticism is that the handle is completely smooth - it would be nice if it had some ridges to make it easier to grip when using by hand - but this is a minor flaw.) The thing that really impresses me, though, is that the torque is exactly the right amount. If the going gets too tough on a wood screw, it slows and/or stops. That might sound like a bad thing, but the fact is that it's so very easy to strip out the wood when using a power tool with such small screws, and this screwdriver "forces" you to tighten the screw down by hand so you don't have that problem. I make a lot of picture frames, and this screwdriver couldn't be more perfect for tightening down the many tiny screws on the hardware on the back of the frame. I rarely write reviews - but this product really stands out.

I can’t recommend this enough! So many heads for whatever you need plus a ton of extras! If you fix electronics you need this. It’s a life saver

I purchased this set for use with working on my PC, and I have a mixed opinion of it. It does have quite a few bits, an extension segment, and specialty tools for working on devices like phones and tablets, but the bits aren't inherently magnetic, the magnetization process isn't always 100% effective, the extension piece doesn't fit as snugly into the screwdriver as you'd hope resulting in off-center spinning until you have the tip placed into something, and the screwdriver itself doesn't provide enough torque for my taste. For the most part the screwdriver does provide enough torque to get the job done, but when I can lightly hand-turn the unit to get a little extra tightness on my motherboard I'm left feeling like it doesn't have *quite* enough power to get the job done properly. It also does not provide anywhere near enough torque for fan mounting screws which are often significantly more tight than motherboard mounting screws. I'm also not keen on the low, close-to-tip placement of the buttons when the entire unit is nearly a foot long. I also dislike the lack of a lights-only button for those times when you want to see what you're working on without accidentally (un)screwing something or waste power, and aggravate your ears, as you screw the air as you try to look at something with the lights.

It is a little awkward sometimes to push the button and hold onto it so it doesn't spin in your hand, but it also doesn't have so much torque that it's really an issue. I was really amazed at how well it locks when not using the motor. It has never slipped when tightening a fastener by hand. If you really want to get something tight you can hold the forward button and rotate your wrist back and forward. On the forward turn, you tighten the screw, and when you turn back, the motor is able to spin to keep the screw in place. It works almost like a ratchet. The bit selection is great and the case keeps them organized. I think I have only charged it once in the few months I've had it.

First glance Feb 12th, 2024 1) Bits themselves are labeled, but not the container. We're talking tiny, tiny bits here, so it would be nice if the lid showed what each bit was. They do have some cool "alignment" type graphics on the lid, but not sure how useful those will be. Once you figure out where your most used bits are this isn't much of a problem. 2) Magnetics to hold the top on. Cool, but a positive lock latch would probably be more useful. I know it's going to burst open and I'll being playing pickup sticks with all the bits. 3) Too much stuff? They almost ruin it with putting too much stuff in the container that has to be carefully positioned to get the lid on. Worst case take the Exacto blade, etc out. Only bought it for screwdriver so not a real complaint. Thoughts: Most of the negative reviews on this item seem to be people using it to build computers. I'm not sure this is the set for building a computer. This is a precision screwdriver set meant for working on small things like phones etc. Personally I bought this because it contains a 1.5mm and 2.0mm hex bit I intend to use on my Bambu printer when performing extruder surgery. Amazed as the number of other screw drivers that skip from 1.5mm to 2.5mm hex, excluding 2.0mm hex.