Customer Reviews for VEVOR Digital Torque Screwdriver, 0.64 cm Drive Screwdriver Torque Wrench, Electrician Torque Screwdriver with LCD, 0.30-7.98 N·m Torque Range, 0.01 N·m Increment Torque Screwdriver with Bits & Case

Just what i needed

The item was just like it said. Thanks

Bought this for talking rifle rings and bases and stocks works great very comfortable accurate compared to my other ones comes with a nice case definitely would recommend this product

Nice little unit for the price works good for mounting scopes

If you're on a budget like me, but value your stuff this might work for you. I bought it to torque down an optic and optic plate. Worked out great. Put about 500 downrange and checked the next day on the optic screws using the same torque value and the screws didn't budge, which is good. I don't own a shop or enough arms to outfit a small army, just need something I can use every now and then that did not break the bank. Good buy.

Works great

This tool is well built and great for the money. Thank you!

I've used the torque screwdriver many times (verified digitally ever time until confident) and it has held up well to the use and some abuse in the tool drawers. I compared the torque displayed to a digital torque wrench and it was SPOT ON! Pros: -Easy to dial in torque -Holds the torque value -Repeats the same torque time after time with NO variation. -Torque setting knob is large and the indents on the turn are easy to feel. -Price! Similar products are 2x-4x this cost for basically the same thing. Huge savings with this torque screwdriver Cons: None found yet!

Awesome tool for AR 15 rifles scopes and so forth. I’m very satisfied with my purchase!

I just wired a new sub panel at my house and this was an absolute must have. I don't know why they don't sell these at big box stores because they should. Without it you have absolutely no idea of how tight or over tight or loose you have made your connections. I tried a few connections with a regular screwdriver and then checked them with this and found that I over tightened and flattened the wires which could cause them to break under stress and have a bad or unsafe connection which could create a fire. On the side of every breaker there is a specification for how many ft pounds of pressure they should be tightened to. Once you know this, you set your screwdriver to that specification and it will click when you achieve the correct torque, and you then stop and are done. Every connection is correct and safe and it's so easy to use. You really need to get this if you are doing any electrical work. I wish I had years ago. It's so affordable too.