ANBEISTEE Electric Screwdriver Set, Rechargeable Cordless Screwdriver Kit with 106 pcs Bit Set, Pivoting Handle, LED Light, Carrying Case, Suitable for home DIY, Repair Tool Kit
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Features
- Rotatable Handle & 2-side Switch: This electric screwdriver has a dual-position handle that converts from a straight to a pistol grip. Forward and reverse switch for easy screw driving and screw removal. When the switch is in the middle position, pressing the trigger will only turn on the LED light and will not rotate. It makes screw driving easy. The storage case is convenient to carry and store. Suitable for home DIY.
- Rechargeable Battery & Easy Charging: Equipped with a built-in 1300mAH rechargeable lithium-ion battery, this cordless electric screwdriver will provide a durable and longer screw-driving experience. With a USB cable provided, you can charge your screwdriver anytime and anywhere.
- Built-in LED Light: The LED light will be turned on automatically when you push the trigger. It can help you find your target in a dark environment. It improves efficiency and safety.
- Powerful Motor & Max 3.5Nm Torque: Our cordless screwdriver comes with a powerful motor that can deliver higher 3.5Nm max torque and no load speed of 250 RPM that will offer you an efficient fastening performance or light drilling on wood, except the hard one or stones.
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Brand: ANBEISTEE
Power Source: Battery Powered
Voltage: 3.6 Volts
Amperage: 1300 Milliamps
Speed: 200
Brand: ANBEISTEE
Power Source: Battery Powered
Voltage: 3.6 Volts
Amperage: 1300 Milliamps
Speed: 200
Item Torque: 30.98 Inch Pounds
Manufacturer: ANBEISTEE
Part Number: LS3603-108
Item Weight: 2.83 pounds
Product Dimensions: 5.91 x 5.91 x 1.97 inches
Item model number: LS3603-108
Batteries: Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
Batteries Included?: Yes
Batteries Required?: Yes
Battery Cell Type: Lithium Polymer
Date First Available: November 28, 2022
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It is very slow and the bits strip out very fast. Like they can only be used once.
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2023 by Timothy Francisco
Review of Anbeistee Electric Screwdriver Set, Rechargeable Cordless Screwdriver Kit with 106 pcs Bit Set, Pivoting Handle, LED Light, Carrying Case, Suitable for home DIY, Repair Tool Kit sold by shenzhenshiaibeisitekejiyouxiangongsi doing business on Amazon as ANBEISTEE-EU I have been trying to develop the ambition to sort all of the bits and put them back into the case but after a couple of false starts gave up as these will not stay in place in the case anyway. This is a electric screwdriver designed for light use and it does not have much torque but for simple home projects it can help. The kit includes a short USB A to microUSB cable for charger but lacks a plug although all of us probably have many of those available. The case has slots for all of the bits but does not hold the bits very well and only about 30 of the 100 bits stored in the vertical slots stay in place. There is a piece of very flimsy and delicate plastic to fit over the bits and had been loosely taped to the case but this failed to hold. I counted 103 screwdriver bits plus 2 drill bits and 1 flexible extension for a total of 106 items. The bits fit loosely into the collet which cannot be tightened so are not held as tightly as I would like and relies more on magnetism to hold the bit in place with very little friction as the bits slide in and out nearly effortlessly. A keyless chuck would be nicer but might add to the cost. The drill itself can be configured to be straight or in more of a pistol grip. The bits are kind of marked but inconsistently in terms of readability and it is difficult to read the size. Type is also hard to read but one can eyeball that pretty well. Battery seems to have enough power but I haven’t timed it and as noted earlier this does not deliver a lot of torque so is less demanding on the battery. The screwdriver has a typical control of goesinit, neutral and goesoutit with a trigger to turn on and off. Pulling on the trigger in any of the three positions turns on a fairly bright LED. I would have appreciated this a lot more had the case been more reliable and could hold all the bits in place for storage.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2023 by Les
There would need to be several improvements made to this kit before I could fully recommend it although for general use I can see where it might come in handy for folks. In no particular order: Identification of the bits should be molded into the case or at least a stick on label. You shouldn't have to pull a bit out to see if it's the size you want, e.g., 2mm or 2.5mm. Or having to guess where they should go after first opening the case (only a few were in their respective holes). There should be a bit holder on the screwdriver itself along with a flip bit (phillips/slotted) so you don't have to go to the case every time if you keep this in a kitchen drawer for quick everyday jobs. The light is a good thing to have but you kind of need the light on BEFORE the screw starts turning so you can see if it's in the right spot. A light squeeze of the trigger should activate the light then a full squeeze to activate the motor. The neutral position of the F/R selector switch will turn the light on without the motor turning but try to (if you're right handed) move that switch into anything other than reverse with your thumb. Without an adjustable torque setting you usually run the screw in snug then give it a twist by hand for final tightening. Or, if removing a really tight screw, you need a bit more power than the motor will deliver, you can break the screw loose by hand then remove the screw normally with the driver. This is not possible with this one because the motor and bit do not lock in place when the motor isn't engaged. It just spins freely. Meaning you will need another regular screwdriver handy to do those things. On a positive note, it does seem to hold a charge quite well. Over the last couple days I've been going around the house spinning screws in and out at random and it hasn't lost any punch so you could probably put this in a drawer and not come back months later when you needed it only to find you had to charge it before use. I'm rather picky about tools in general and power tools especially so I might seem overly critical. But if you use these things as much as I do you'd see how relevant my suggestions are. But if you're just gonna use it to put in a few screws once in a while you could do worse. It also won't set you back much at all for what you get so I'm considering that as well.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2023 by jlcoolj
This is a really nice set to keep in the house for some basic tasks where a manual driver is tedious but a power drill is overkill. I had one previously that worked well but didn't come with a bit set. The bit set is really the draw on this one and it is actually a pretty comprehensive set. My only complaints are that the case is crummy and at this point more things should be USB C over micro. The case showed up rattling which I sort of expect but there really is nothing to hold the bits in even under light movement. Unless you keep the box totally flat things start falling out which is annoying. The saving grace is that a small piece of cardboard (kindly provided by Amazon with the product) cut into the right shape adds just enough padding to hold everything tighter when the box is closed. Many USB powered products now are coming with USB C which is a vast upgrade if only for the conforming to the modern standard. Not really a huge issue but it would be faster to charge on C and I wouldn't have to break out old cables. This isn't going to compete with a big drill but that isn't what it is made for. This is part of a small home repair kit to make things easier. The drill bits can get some work done but really not well. I did test them out for one really quick job which took way longer than it should but it was still faster than going to find the power tools in the shop. The one star off is for the case being pretty lame mostly combined with the misleading advertising on the drill bits and the lack of USB C. Good option for around the home and comes with probably every bit you would need for most jobs.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2023 by Jack Ingles Jack Ingles