Had it for a short time, and have not used it much. Don't really like the way you hold it and the switch to run the driver. Will update the more I use it

I’ve had this a short while now, and have used it mainly for constructing some cabinets - screwing together 1/2 ply wood, attaching drawer slides etc, nothing heavy duty.The driver itself is a bit clunky. It is bigger than I thought it might be, but then I bought it for the power, not to have a tiny driver, so I don’t have an issue with that. I tend to use it in the "pistol” configuration as that feels more natural to me. And this may be a personal thing, but I don’t really like the paddle…

Small, light weight with reasonable torque and power make this a handy item for tackling household tasks and carrying in a small, household tool kit. Trigger operation differs from other devices but very easy to get used to. Only time will tell the story on battery life. But no complaints in first week with a couple of modestly difficult tasks tackled. Bottom line? I'm happy with this purchase.

Warnings for new and prospective owners:It runs at a constant speed, there is no throttle. Choose the right bit or be prepared to strip the head.The 25mm bits need to be used with the magnetic bit holder -- they will not be held securely by the ball-bearing check.This is not for precision work, but if you have projects that require driving/removing the same screws over and over, it's great.The 25mm bits are good metal, but poor quality control -- you get [20] Phillips Head tips, [5] each of…

The box was obviously opened and trapped closed. This includes having been pried open on the end. Additionally, there were other signs like dust on the case and the parts not aligned as would be the case with a new, unopened product. I'm guessing the previous purchaser used it for a quick project and returned it.The left latch was folded inside the case making it appear broken. This did not come from the factory like this.

works great I used it to hang some solar panels and lights the screwdriver works as intended. the first one I received didn't work so I reached out to ENERTWIST and it was replaced in 48 hrs. there a very good company

Pretty good tool. I had purchased a DeWalt thinking it had a clutch. EnerTwist has a clutch which I think is a must for a tool like this. So far the only downside is that the clutch is extremely stiff to twist (adjust). Most of the drills I own have a clutch that is easy to twist. This one requires the strength of a wrestler!

I liked this until it completely died after 3 months. It wouldn’t charge. I’m outside the Ebay return period. It took customer support 24 hours to respond but they offered to replace the unit and it was at my door in less than a day. I appreciate how responsive they were and hope this new one lasts longer.

I don't know if this will be reliable over the long term or not, but in general it's very well designed and has better features than the competitors products.It has an adjustable clutch, which many of the competing product lack. It can be used both in "straight" position or bent for a "gun like" position. The trigger button (backwards or forwards) is duplicated on each side of the device. So regardless of whether you are left or right handed, and are using it straight or as a "gun", you can…

Disclaimer--I have owned this product for only 2 weeks.The tool itself seems substantial, although it projects a "made in China/Harbor Freight" vibe with a rough finish, a weird orange color, and grammar errors in the instruction manual. I have large hands, so it fits just fine for me. My wife plans to use it for a project, so we'll see how it fits for her. I've used it in day-to-day work and--so far, all is well.The selection of drivers and bits is impressive (all metric). I wish there was a…

This electric screwdriver needs a trigger button on the handle on part of it like other competitors. Forward and reverse button can be awkward to use because you need to actuate the button with your thumb when it is angled.