Update: This very popular Frontpage deal is still available, now with a new promo code.
GreatStar Tools via Amazon has
36-Piece WORKPRO Mini Electric Screwdriver Set for $39.99 - $20 w/ promo code
4VIOD7OF at checkout =
$19.99.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Sr Deal Editor
iconian for sharing this deal.
- Note: Promo codes are typically for one-time use and don't always apply seamlessly. If you run into this issue, refresh the page, re-enter the code, or revisit the cart page.
Product Details:
- 36 S2 Steel Bits & 2 Pry Bars
- This mini electric screwdriver hits 175 RPM with 0.3 N.m torque in electric mode and 3 N.m in manual.
- Powered by a 3.7V 350mAh lithium-ion battery, this pc screwdriver set can tighten up to 410 screws on a full charge.
- Type-C charging
- Smart magnetic case has a built-in magnetizer/demagnetizer, letting you adjust bit magnetism anytime
Top Comments
Community Reviews
This mini electric screwdriver set is best for precision electronics work, with a penlike body, 4 millimeter bits, and a 36 piece kit that fits neatly in a compact case. The low torque and manual mode make it handy for laptops, phones, cameras, eyeglasses, and long screw jobs, and it can reduce wrist strain for repetitive repair work or arthritis. The main caveat is that it is not meant for furniture or other higher torque tasks, and careful use matters because it can be too aggressive for delicate parts. It is a small, specialized tool that makes sense for tiny fasteners.
The pen-size form factor makes the mini screwdriver easy to store and carry for electronics work.
The low-torque motor can reduce wrist twisting when removing and reinstalling many small screws.
The workflow of manually loosening then letting the motor finish can help with thread-locked screws.
The sliding caddy case design keeps the driver and bits organized in a compact footprint.
Coupon and promo codes can be finicky, including cases where codes appear expired or fail to apply.
The motor is not high torque, so larger or stubborn screws may require manual loosening first.
The lack of a slip clutch can increase the risk of deforming screw slots if control is poor.
Battery charge-hold may depend on whether circuitry runs when buttons are not pressed.
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The Workpro is a low torque precision screwdriver for sensitive work on electronics.
The Worx is a higher torque screwdriver made for light to medium work around the house.
So it really depends on what you plan to use it for. If you want something to work on electronics, get the workpro. If you want something to drive larger screws around the house or put furniture together, get the Worx or even just a standard 18v/20v cordless driver.
The Workpro is a low torque precision screwdriver for sensitive work on electronics.
The Worx is a higher torque screwdriver made for light to medium work around the house.
So it really depends on what you plan to use it for. If you want something to work on electronics, get the workpro. If you want something to drive larger screws around the house or put furniture together, get the Worx or even just a standard 18v/20v cordless driver.
I see this for $16 recently, or other that people recommend, thx again!
https://slickdeals.net/f/19179391-strebito-67-in-1-cordless-mini-electric-screwdriver-precision-set-w-50-bits-16-99-free-shipping-w-prime-or-on-35?v=1&src=Site
I see this for $16 recently, or other that people recommend, thx again!
https://slickdeals.net/f/19179391-strebito-67-in-1-cordless-mini-electric-screwdriver-precision-set-w-50-bits-16-99-free-shipping-w-prime-or-on-35?v=1&src=Site
That one does claim to have slightly higher max torque at 0.5Nm vs 0.3Nm on the Workpro. Most of these mini electric screwdrivers are in the 0.2Nm to 0.3Nm range.
However, since its a generic random letter Chinese brand, its more likely that they just looked at all the others on amazon and labeled theirs as a slightly higher torque to make it look better when its really not.
Even if it were true, it doesn't really matter. You'll still likely end up breaking screws loose manually, and using this quickly unscrew them. Likewise, I typically give a light manual torque after I get screws in using one of these.
That one does claim to have slightly higher max torque at 0.5Nm vs 0.3Nm on the Workpro. Most of these mini electric screwdrivers are in the 0.2Nm to 0.3Nm range.
However, since its a generic random letter Chinese brand, its more likely that they just looked at all the others on amazon and labeled theirs as a slightly higher torque to make it look better when its really not.
Even if it were true, it doesn't really matter. You'll still likely end up breaking screws loose manually, and using this quickly unscrew them. Likewise, I typically give a light manual torque after I get screws in using one of these.
Appreciate your replies, what do you like to use? Thx again, you're saying these mini electrics on SD are all pretty much equal, there is not a standout electric for repairs & speediness.
I have a couple generic Chinese ones at work and they've worked out fine.
I've been meaning to get one for home and at $20 I did pick up one of these Workpros simply because the price is in line with the generics but Workpro is at least a legit company that has had a long term presence.
My only suggestion is that the motor locks, or has a lot of resistance to moving if the motor is off.
This allows me to manually twist to break the thread lock, then use the motor to spin the screw out effortlessly.
Same goes with securing the screw... use electric motor to snug, then hand tight to what I feel is correct value.
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