iFixit Precision Electric Screwdriver - 4mm Bit Cordless Driver for Electronics, Computer, Phone Repair

The media could not be loaded. UPDATE: I decided to contact iFixit for the heck of it. I like what they're about, and I don't want to let that image die.I told them my experience (below), and they immediately sent me two new ones. Plus they threw in stickers.I understand products can be faulty. When a company stands behind their products, this is something I appreciate. I'm assumming these new drivers will work fine. It's true that they have low torque, but IMHO screws in electronics are not tightened with a torque wrench. I believe it applies sufficient torque for electronics repair. I wouldn't use it for locking down lug nuts on on your stock car before exiting the pit thoughI had the impression that iFixit was a quality brand. I have one of their kits and am happy with it. But this screwdriver is a disappointment.You can see in my video that it doesn't have enough torque to overpower my fingers. And no I'm not Bjørn, the finger strength world champion for Norway.And after maybe 5 uses, the reverse just stopped working.

Es perfecto para desarmar computadoras y dispositivos electronicos pequeños, darle servicio a laptops, no tiene mucho torque el motor lo que evita que se dañen los postes donde se sujetan los tornillos.

Great electric screwdriver but I do wish they would give at least 3 to 5 driver bits cause it comes with none.Also it’s uses triple A batteries.

I read the reviews and do a lot of work on computers. I thought this would be great... it is neat, but you can't use it on bolts tightened beyond finger tight. Way too weak. Understand I do a lot of electronic work with delicate tolerances, and it is still too weak in tightening and loosening.I wish there was a way to lock it to get the bit to lock for the initial or final tightening.

el complemento que me faltaba , esta excelente para sustituir un poco a los otros desarmadores y la compatibilidad con sus complementos .