POWERGIANT Mini Electric Screwdriver, Small Portable Cordless Power Screwdriver Set with 55 Precision Bits & LED Light & Magnetic Mat, Handy Repair Tool for Phone Watch Camera Laptop

I wasn't sure what to expect for $50. I wasn't sure if I was going to get a piece of junk that had no power and a short battery life. Lets just say I was impressed when it arrived and now that I've been using it for a while this thing is AMAZING! I bought it to disassemble and re-assemble graphics cards. I tear down and refurbish ALOT of GPU's so I was tired of taking out 900 tiny screws manually and decided to get a powered precision screw driver! So the box and the way its packed reminds me of Apple! The main box is a high quality very sturdy box just like the Apple iPhone comes in. Then each item that came with the kit was individually packed and in their own plastic sleeves. Mine came with a magnetic mat that has one side that's a huge magnet from edge to edge, then the reverse side has little gray dots and each dot is a little magnetic spot! This is nice for GPU tear downs because I can locate the screws as they came from the card in the grid on the little magnetic dots! Really cool! Then it game with a micro USB cord for charging, a tool magnitizer/de-magnitizer, 55 piece quality bit kit. I expected the bits to be poorly cut and cheap but that wasn't the case at all! They are VERY well made! So the driver itself is about the thickness of a standard highlighter which is perfect! There is a forward and reverse button located near the tip in a comfortable location. There are 3 nice bright LEDs right in the tip which is really nice! The torque is what really surprised me! I expected this thing to have no power and that certainly wasn't the case! I've had absolutely no issues breaking these screws loose on any of the 40-50 GPU's I've worked on this past few weeks. I even gave it a try on breaking some case screws loose on a few brand new cases! It worked but I wouldn't recommend using it that way! Stick to precision work like mobile devices and graphics cards. I have a larger Craftsman driver for that bigger stuff! But the battery life is amazing on this little screw driver. I forgot about even plugging it in because it never seemed to feel like it was dying! Out of all those GPUs and in the last few weeks I've plugged it in I think twice! I was prepared to have to plug it in at least once a day with as much as I use it! But to my surprise the battery life is fantastic! Right now I can't speak on long term wear and use but right now this thing is a beast! So at the low price of $50 even if it only lasts me a year i'll be ecstatic! Compared to the more expensive options out there! But I feel that i'm going to get a nice long life out of this thing! A+++ Well made and wish I had 2!! lol

This is a decent set, entirely magnetized, with sufficient torque to set screws in place, so that they may be properly tightened manually. Don't expect comparable performance with an industrial grade power tool, because this one isn't, but if used correctly, it will be just as useful: use the electric mode to set in place, and then use manual mode to tighten. Simple as that.I've noticed most comments complaining about torque, strength and battery life, however consider how long is a battery this small supposed to last, and how strong a motor this small can be. Just do the math and you'll be able to figure out if this is for you or not before buying it.The tips available are sufficient for 99% of the average user, covering most standard screws from small electronics to medium size appliances. I use mine for PC repairs and upgrades and it does a decent job.The magnetic mat that comes with the set is a nice touch. I typically use some piece of Tupperware or a small bowl to gather lose screws and bits, but this little addition takes care of that problem.The magnetic lids that hide the set stay in place, but the magnetic dots aren't too strong, so don't just throw this set in a tool box, or be rough with it. To keep everything together I use the little Ziploc baggy that comes with the set, as it fits everything including the mat, the charging cable and the magnetizer component.The whole thing is pretty lightweight but it doesn't feel cheap, and it's sturdy overall. The only pain point is that the screwdriver itself lives in a transparent plastic tube enclosed by two rubber caps. On one hand I like how it looks, and how it protects the unit, but on the other hand there should be a better way to design the enclosure, or even not have one at all, and just have a cap protecting the top of the unit, with rubber ends that attach to the box.So far I'm pretty happy with it and would definitely recommend it.

My first set of these broke after the first use, maybe because overestimated how durable the screwdriver is when trying to turn tight screws, but they promptly sent me a replacement and it's been working great since then.For the money, you get an entire set of bits, a carrying case, and a magnetic pad which is great for putting those tiny screws on when you're working on your projects. The little LED is a nice touch and helps you see what you're working on, especially when working on a PC where the light gets lost very easily.I wouldn't use this screwdriver on any screw that's too tight. It seems the mechanics aren't exactly "power tool" level and it's a little weak, but it gets the job done. The button is also placed in a precarious position so it's easy to hit the wrong one by accident but not a huge deal. 4/5

I highly recommend PowerGiant screwdrivers. I bought a PowerGiant to replace an Arrowmax. The PowerGiant is bigger, but it is much faster and more durable. When the charging cord is attached, the PowerGiant charges faster than the battery is consumed. You are quickly back to cordless use.Almost a year later the all PowerGiant screwdrivers are still working well. I’ve purchased replacements for all the Arrowmax screwdrivers previously purchased.