Fanttik S2 Pro Electric Screwdriver, Cordless Screwdriver Set, 7 Torque Settings, 0.5 to 6N.m, 20 Magnetic Bits, 1/4''Hex Shank, with 90° Angle Adapter, for Furniture, Household Repairs

Saw these at Costco but refrained because I thought they would be a cheap, underpowered, tool for babies. After expressing my frustration about putting together IKEA MDF furniture and other small, domestic tasks with my full sized 20v drivers, stripping screws, marring surfaces and not being able to reach small spaces. Anyway, wife went ahead and ordered one of those and I am pleasantly surprised with the sturdiness of it, as soon as you hold it you can tell it’s well made, bits click with a satisfying snap, it has some heft to it and they quality of the materials is evident as soon as you inspect it. The toque adjustment looks well calibrated, the bits are good quality and includes the most typical assortment to complete most indoor, home tasks, as delicate as replacing outlet covers to putting together cheap MDF Furniture and hex nut bed frames and small electronics. The included 90° elbow allows for access where full size 20v drivers wouldn’t and has sufficient torque to drive screws into drywall anchors with ease and speed without slipping. The carrying case keeps everything in one place and can be used to charge the unit. Right tool for the right job, now I don’t have to use the impact driver for everything. Prrrrt prrrrt prrrrt.

From the moment you open the package, this screwdriver set feels like a premium product. The storage case is really solid, and it's a really nice design touch that there's a cutout in the case so that the charging port is accessible when the screwdriver is inside, even with the case closed. As for the functionality of the screwdriver, I'm also impressed. The variety of power settings is really nice compared to a single-speed screwdriver I was using previously, and the highest torque setting is powerful enough for pretty much any use case I have. I also love the right-angle adapter for getting into tight spaces, which I didn't previously have a suitable tool for. I would have no hesitation recommending this product to anyone who needs an electric screwdriver.

This turned out way better than I expected! I wanted something to have a little handy to use for screws. I didn’t want to have to always pull out a drill just for some screws. I recently remodeled my bathroom. This electric screwdriver was awesome! I remove my doors, cabinets doors, hung shelves, put in new lighting, etc. it did all the jobs with ease. The case that holds all the different bits is magnetic, so I’m not trying to go thru heck trying to get the bits out. The drill has a magnetic head also so the bits stay’s in and it holds the screws with ease for you. The button on top is great. Top of the button it turns clockwise and the bottom of the button is counterclockwise. Whoever designed this thought of everything. It great and handy tool. Light weight and easy just to slide in a pocket. I had no idea that I would use this so much!

Very solid tool, shipped fast with quality packaging. The added design features / accessories are refreshing and practical, let alone the included angle adapter which is clutch (this is a key reason why I went with this item). I plan to invest in more Fanttik tools to compliment my home and small business arsenal. Already have a couple more on the way. Will update with performance details / durability at future date as it’s used around the home and client projects. Keep up the great work and innovative approach Fanttik.

It is a good product with good features like torque settings, light in front, 90° adapter, bits, bits adapter, magnetizer and interesting case. It is a very good tool for electronics and for working at little objects, IT stuff or house projects at low torque. For higher torque I've managed to use it with the 90° adapter and it is very useful and powerful that way. With the 90° adapter I was using it for mounting a fuse panel with very high production speed. It was useful if the unscrew function was not using the torque settings. What I don't like so much: 1. The body is slippery and I can't hold it even in lowe torque in may hand without working gloves. I've manage to use it at 3nm torque without gloves, only with the 90° adapter. 2. The torque settings makes that click action like other non-compact screwdrivers only at the minimum (0.5 torque). On other torque settings it only stops the rotation, but if you push the button again it moves the screw a little bit more a few times. I will check the torque with a special torque screwdriver and I'll write the impression. I was afraid not to damage the screw with higher torque (on a MCB from fuse panel). If you need to unscrew something, you have to change the torque settings if it is at lower settings. 3. The buttons are very strange with very little distance between them and no profiled signs. Maybe it takes some time to feel the buttons position, bu on first 3 days of use I was looking at the buttons position a lot... The slippery body problem is again a problem because if the body rotates the buttons are not on your finger tip anymore... 4. The body plastic material is to shiny and it will scratch very badly and I'm afraid that if I drop it cracks very bad... If you put it on a flat surface, it will roll very quick... 5. The case is a nice ideea but it is not very handy because you need a lot of force and the both hands to open it. It is very slippery and with dry or cold hands it slips very easily from you hand. The plastic quality is very good, but it is something like a house/office case that you can't put it in a bag with other tools because it will scratching it... After two days of use inside the house, it has two deep scratches on the bottom without knowing from where... Taking the screwdriver outside the box is not so handy because it doesn't have a hole for finger grabbing. It is a very nice ideea, very useful for fine working projects, electronics and IT repairs, useful with the 90° adapter on other projects with higher torque and with good accessories.

Solid tool. The mechanical clutch used for the lowest 0.5 N-m setting is great to prevent accidentally stripping out delicate plastics. The other electronic-based torque limits for 1 N-m and higher are very consistent when measured by the depth it will drive identical screws. The electronic settings suffer from the limitation that it takes about 1 revolution to measure the torque, and by then the actual torque may far exceed the limit. So definitely back out a screw a little before driving with a new setting. This will be true for any similar tool. This Fanttik S2 has better torque repeatability than the similar HOTO PixelDrive tool. It also drives screws deeper when using the 6 N-m setting than the HOTO does with it's 6 N-m setting. I don't know which tool is more "accurate", but if you want the most available torque, go with the Fanttik S2 Pro! The HOTO grip is a little better, but my hand strength had no issues controlling the tool even at the highest torque setting. The diffuser light bar thing that is supposed to illuminate the current torque setting isn't great. Whoever designed it has no idea how to design optics. But it's serviceable once you practice with it a bit and not bad enough to knock off a star.

I'm in IT, specifically desktop support, and this is terrific for the job. Its not as powerful as something like a Dewalt or Milwaukee, but definitely a step or two up from the cheap Black and Decker "retail" style $20 screwdrivers that have no adjustable torque. The inclusion of a variety of bits that stay put via magnetism and the convenience of charging it via USB-C with long battery life make this a really good deal for the price. The right-angle attachment comes in handy as well.

The thought process put into this device makes the screwdriver is a solid 10 not even a 5 out of 5. The box has a magnetizer , drill bits , has a hole to connect the screwdriver to the charger without it leaving the case . Comes with w cable too Its not very fast , it is very useful , wish it did have more torque but for the torque it has it’s definitely not shredding any screws. Its comfortable to use and you get your moneys worth out of it