Beslands 3/8 inch Digital Torque Wrench, 1.3-44.25 ft-lbs Range Accurate of Clockwise ±2% / Counterclockwise ± 2.5% LED and Buzzer Calibrated (15.93-531.04 in-lbs) (1.8 to 60 Nm)

Very good value. Works as advertised. Easy to use and set up. No issues.

Really like owning this bidirectional wrench. It's affordable and the instructions are easy to read and implement. Nice to hear the increasing frequency of the beeps as you get closer to the set value of torque.

This torque wrench has a good feel in your had while working. Accuracy is good. The only issue I had was reading the fine print on the display. I`m 74 and small print sometimes presents a problem for me but the product itself was very good and I would purchase again.

This is the most difficult torque wrench to set up and when you want to use it the next day or so you have to set it up again. It doesn't indicate the real torque force during use, plus batteries doesn't last even a month. Don't waste your money like I did!!!

Came packaged in a nice case. This included a screwdriver to open the battery compartment. Batteries not included.Clear instructions and easy to use. Working on a transmission I could not see the dial but was guided well with auditory signals. recommended.

Works great

Bought it for inch/lb on actor repIr. Very easy to use and read. Audible tone us a definite plus.

I just received this unit on time ,even though I got a notification it was going to be 2 days late due to the storm we just had, hats off to Amazon there. Let's start with the super thin owners manual. I am not saying it is as bad as my local Chinese food place menu that still offers " We free delivery" ( and nothing against the language barrier ..they do serve great food very quickly and reasonably priced) . I am just going into this purchase with my eyes open . The " certificate " of calibration is a cheesy mass produced sticker with no indication of at least a pens stroke that a human even touched this before it left the manufacturer . More importantly are units of torque in the manual and part of the LCD display...Please keep your Lb/in In/Lb arguments to yourself ( as learned in several college level physics classes Torque = force times moment arm....hope you get which side i am on ) I have never heard of lbf.ft or lbf .in,or 100N.m/73.7...EVER used in standard US torque unit/sales parameters . Something has clearly been lost in translation . I have been looking for an affordable torque wrench with this midscale ( where most instruments of measure are most accurate) for a while... I will run it against my current 1/4 inch wrench with a 200 INCH /POUND max and my 3/8 inch wrench with a 20 POUNDS/FEET. CERTIFIED MINIMUM ,however can be dialed down to 10...I really need one wrench in the crossover sweet spots of the two ..Wish there was a good U toob video with a super nerd doing real world test in this midrange...if any one out there has , please mention a link , as long as it does not include a $800 snap on tool...accuracy is important , but as highly taxed working man .....