Review on Xiaomi Mijia Electric Smart Drill Cordless Drill MJWSZNJYDZ001QW by Adam Bronisz ᠌

Bought for home use. It takes up very little space compared to any relatively powerful screwdriver, and even more so a drill. The kit includes a set of bits and drills for metal (3-6 mm) and wood (4-7 mm). Everything is in oil, as it should be. Also included is a 22W power supply and a USB-A to USB-C cable. The power was enough to drill a 2 mm hole with a diameter of 16 mm in steel. I also completely mastered the concrete with a 5 mm drill. But I didn’t take a monolithic wall in the entrance - I need an impact drill. You can not talk about all sorts of pieces of wood - it takes without problems. Like screws, screws, etc. The battery charge lasts for a long time. He did a lot of things, but he has never charged. The cartridge can be changed if desired. I don’t know where to find the same one, but you can stick any other one. There is a speed control with a sensitive trigger. In screwdriver mode, the speed can be lowered down to ≈1 rpm. Can be used for drilling glass or ceramics. There is also electronic torque control. It is adjustable on a scale from 1 to 30, but what torque in each position is not clear. The step is clearly not 1 Nm. So it will not work for tightening screws with a certain exact force (as on machines in an electrical panel). To do this, it is better to buy a torque screwdriver. I can only say that in position 15 he easily drove the euro screw into the chipboard 3 mm further than necessary. The moment is limited not by a ratchet, but by electronics, which not everyone may like, but at home it will do. So far, only positive impressions have been left. It may not be suitable for a workshop, but it is quite enough for a home.