Review on JAKEMY Electric Screwdriver Set: Adjustable 8 Torque, USB Type-C Rechargeable, Magnetic Precision Power Tool Kit with 40 Bits for iPhone, Watch, Smartphone by Dustin Wright

I had some small electronics to try different types of screws with this, as an electric screwdriver it does great, even doing things I would expect a larger screwdriver to do (electrical sockets with a larger bit, cd drive enclosure screws, ect)+torque control is necessary for these tools unless you want your screws to be stripped when you tighten them, luckily this has a nice, wide range, *I WOULD NOT BUY ANY PRECISION ELECTRIC SCREWDRIVER WITHOUT THIS*+speed is really fast, if you have a whole bunch of screws you need to remove off a board, this is great for it+the tool head is compatible with most bit types for mini screwdrivers; this is useful if you want all our tools to work together, I have singe piece small electronics screwdrivers, so the additional 18 security bits can be used on this screwdriver and my preferred manual screwdriverThere are a few negatives, but they can be dealt with-There is no locking gear when you want to break glue or start the screw (or its really bad) so you have to use the torque control at its highest, then adjust if you want to remove laptop shell screws without stripping them-the button position is weird; unless you are holding it like a stamp (reverse of how you should hold a screwdriver) it's very awkward to hold-there is only one normal phillips head bit, and its only for electronics, a larger one would be nice, but I had compatible bits that allowed me to open computer and cd drive cases easily-large; I am still trying to find a precision screwdriver that has adjustable torque but is designed to fit in a pocket, but this one is still small enough to fit in a bag if I fit I can find a way to keep the buttons from being pressed-the extra bits in the kit have no place to be stored in the case; I had tomove them with my other bits for now