Jakemy 39-in-1 Precision Screwdriver Set for iPhone, MacBook, PC and More - Magnetic Tips and 36 Bits Included Review

This seems like the best set I could find for small and portable IT jobs. The case looks a bit cheap, but excellent for the price. It's magnetized. The bits lie flat when the lid is closed and stand upright when the lid is open. The long piece that holds the bit and goes into the screwdriver sits in a slot and is held in place by a magnet so if too much force is applied it can break free and fall onto the electronics. It would be better if it was held by a gripping mechanism rather than just a…

I've tried a few of these but the clutch isn't good. It has no torque between 1-3, little torque between 3-4 and from 4-8 it stalls so the engine stalls before the clutch engages. So it really only has two settings: low torque and full torque. It's also like turning a pepper mill full of sand, so I'm not sure the batch that's currently at Revain isn't defective, but all the ones I've tried have had the same issues. You can also opt for any model you can find below this price point, or upgrade…

I looked at many small engineering tools and came up with three options. I ended up choosing this one and am very happy with it. This tool set is very durable and stylish at the same time. It has many additional tools packed in a hard plastic case. The materials used in the manufacture of the tools are durable while still offering a pleasant feel. While I don't think you'll ever use all the sizes found in a toolbox, you should be able to find one that fits your needs during a repair (or…

If you want a reliable electric screwdriver, DO NOT buy this one. I've bought three identical Jakemy models in the last four months and none of them work anymore. The first went straight back to Revain because the tip wasn't straight. The second took two months before the internal driveshaft broke while tightening the bolt to full torque. I bought a third one last week and the internal driveshaft broke after just two minutes of use, again at full torque. The motor still spins, but the…

What it's good at is lots of screws and no wrist death. These and other things will change your life as an IT guru or hobbyist. The performance is enough to crack the factory screws on most remote control kits that have been tested on rtr lvl so far. And it can be snug without the electronic stop at the right torque like the other versions. It's best to just unscrew the screws as if you had an air drill. minuses. Comes with multiple bits. For the money it seems easy to add another 20 bits or so

Allows torque control - a must for easy to remove tiny screws used in electronics (2-2.5 screws in, 4-4.5 screws out ) and in hours. Should I mention that this isn't the right drywall screwdriving tool? Fast enough. Sufficient battery. Good case and bit storage. Power adapter and USB cable (for charging) are included in the scope of delivery. Competitive price. The only drawback is the switch, which also controls the direction of rotation. One wrong keystroke and the screw hole (plastic) is…

Glad I got everything I wanted. All parts described are included. The tools themselves are solid and I would rate the tools and components as high quality. Great set of bits, the screwdriver is comfortable to hold and easy to use. The bits are easy to change and take out and the extension bit is very flexible but does the job if you put some pressure on it. In general very satisfied. The bad thing is that the description says that the bits don't fall out of their holders and to check that I…

Overall rating based on current (November 27, 2019) unreduced price ($54) and my experience with a working electric screwdriver replacement kit. Information about the faulty screwdriver is shown below. This rating refers to the electric screwdriver JM-Y02. The pros and cons will be brief as I felt Matthew Carrell's best positive review and Peon the Great's best critical review were exactly what I wanted to say. Note that there are some older manual screwdriver reviews listed on the same page…

I have several sets of precision screwdrivers but I got really pissed off when I decided on a certain size and none of my sets were that small! A quick search and I found this one, looked good enough. I absolutely love it, especially for the price. The only thing that confuses me is that there's no place for tweezers, so they kind of sit awkwardly on top of things. Also, I like it, the case is comfortable and easy to remove, the amount of attachments is absolutely unlimited. perfect, even a few

First, the packaging is great. In the picture it should be 14 bits but I only see 8 in it. Packing list label Bin x8 bits in front of the carton. There is no retainer on the locking ring so it is difficult to ensure it is properly seated. Although this one lacks a USB charger, this is the second version. The second problem is the button. When you click back, release the screwdriver stop. When you push in the front, sometimes when I let go, the screwdriver stops. sometimes sticky buttons and a…

I had a small electronics to try different types of screws with it like an electric screwdriver. Sockets with a larger bit, CD drive case screws, etc.) + Torque control is essential with these tools unless you want your screws to be ripped off while tightening, luckily it has a nice, wide range, *I WOULD NOT PRECISION -BUY ELECTRIC SCREWDRIVER WITHOUT THIS* + the speed is really fast when you need to remove a whole bunch of screws from the board, that's great for that + the tool head is…