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HOTO Tools 25-in-1 Precision Electric Screwdriver Kit

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HOTO Tools US via Amazon has HOTO Tools 25-in-1 Precision Electric Screwdriver Set on sale for $45.98 - $22.99 off when you apply promo code 6E4I5PNF at checkout = $22.99. Shipping is free.

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About this Item:

Built-in magnetizer: Enhances the magnetic properties of bits and screwdrivers for improved micro screw pick-up.
25 precision bits: Includes Phillips, Torx, Slotted (Flathead), Hex, Pozidriv, Square, and Security bits for a wide range of applications.
One-press operation: Intuitive forward-and-reverse button for easy switching and user-friendly design.
Durable & high-quality: 60HRC S2 steel precision bits, anodized and sandblasted, with a slip-proof aluminum alloy lid for a premium feel.
Rechargeable battery: USB-C port for convenient charging and a two-color power indicator light to show battery level and protect the battery.
Compact, portable, & lightweight: The storage case measures 182 x 71.3 x 26.1mm and weighs 314g

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About this Deal:
- This price is $1.96 less than the previous +69 Frontpage Deal in March.
- Please see the original post for additional details and give the WIKI and forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
About this Product:
- Rating of 4.4 stars overall from over 1,040 customer reviews.
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Written by Navy-Wife | Staff

Built-in magnetizer: Enhances the magnetic properties of bits and screwdrivers for improved micro screw pick-up.
25 precision bits: Includes Phillips, Torx, Slotted (Flathead), Hex, Pozidriv, Square, and Security bits for a wide range of applications.
One-press operation: Intuitive forward-and-reverse button for easy switching and user-friendly design.
Durable & high-quality: 60HRC S2 steel precision bits, anodized and sandblasted, with a slip-proof aluminum alloy lid for a premium feel.
Rechargeable battery: USB-C port for convenient charging and a two-color power indicator light to show battery level and protect the battery.
Compact, portable, & lightweight: The storage case measures 182 x 71.3 x 26.1mm and weighs 314g

Editor's Notes

Written by citan359 | Staff

About this Deal:
- This price is $1.96 less than the previous +69 Frontpage Deal in March.
- Please see the original post for additional details and give the WIKI and forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
About this Product:
- Rating of 4.4 stars overall from over 1,040 customer reviews.
About this Store:
- Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
- If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.

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Model: HOTO Electric Precision Screwdriver Set, 25 in 1 Magnetic Small Screwdriver Set, Mini Electric Screwdriver Set for Eyeglasses, Electronics, Watches, Phones, Laptops, Cameras Repair Kit

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omartian

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just bought and returned an almost exact appearing version of this from Walmart. very little torque from this thing.

sonofavondruke

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These aren't designed for the sorts of things you would use a power driver for. The use case is more fidgety little screws in awkward places than anything you would need to worry about torque for.

omartian

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I agree but I feel like for building a PC, it should have enough torque to undo fan screws.

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just bought and returned an almost exact appearing version of this from Walmart. very little torque from this thing.

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I love the design of Hoto tools, but it looks like there are a lot of comments of this specific screwdriver breaking. Has anyone purchased it previously?

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Quote from omartian

just bought and returned an almost exact appearing version of this from Walmart. very little torque from this thing.

These aren't designed for the sorts of things you would use a power driver for. The use case is more fidgety little screws in awkward places than anything you would need to worry about torque for.

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Quote from sonofavondruke

These aren't designed for the sorts of things you would use a power driver for. The use case is more fidgety little screws in awkward places than anything you would need to worry about torque for.

I agree but I feel like for building a PC, it should have enough torque to undo fan screws.

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Quote from omartian

I agree but I feel like for building a PC, it should have enough torque to undo fan screws.

Any recommendations for a brand/model with good enough torque? I've been looking to get something decent for PC building.

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I love gay tools!

wikedmouse

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Quote from microkool

Any recommendations for a brand/model with good enough torque? I've been looking to get something decent for PC building.

The Amazon basic one I think ranked #1 on project farm.

bombertodd

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bombertodd

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We bought 12 of these for our laptop repair team last summer. Only 3 still work.

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Quote from omartian

I agree but I feel like for building a PC, it should have enough torque to undo fan screws.

this wouldn't be appropriate for fan screws. Everything in a PC uses standard sized screwdrivers not these mini bits. Laptop, phones and handheld consoles is where this screwdriver would be appropriate.

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Quote from omartian

I agree but I feel like for building a PC, it should have enough torque to undo fan screws.

In your defense, it does include a #2 Phillips bit, but this is clearly for much smaller work. Think cell phone or laptop screws.
Case fans are full-size screwdriver work.

yphanh2002

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yphanh2002

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what would you nguys recommed for DYI if this set isn't good enough.

mig0

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mig0

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I bought 1 of these last year ago, the motor still works. It's not a bad kit but as a "precision" kit, this isnt really expected to be used with screws that require a lot of torque.

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burticus

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This looks very similar to the Fanttik NEX E1 kit I bought a couple months ago. It's "cool" and I "like" it, but comments about lack of power are right on. Taking apart a NUC to clean it I had to manually unscrew the main screws first then used the motor power. Not like they were sealed with locktite or anything. Should be handier for laptop and small stuff.

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Looks like the 3 dollar kit from temu

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