Mini Precision Electric Screwdriver Set, Rechargeable Screwdriver with 24 Bits, LED Lights and Magnetic Mat, Small Cordless Screwdriver, Repair Tools for Laptop/Phone/Watch/Camera（Black）

Not a heavy duty driver, but very useful for Laptops/ Gadgets where there are plentiful of screws. Holds a decent charge but depends on usage, and the LEDs are great for locating those screws buried deep in their casing. I like the driver case holder with all bits fitting neatly in the plastic case, so very portable for pocket or tool bag. The driver can also be charged via USB A,240V 50/60Hz, Output 5V, DC 1Amp Mains Adapter. Adapter voltage not be exceed.

A very neat functional product for those fiddly small screws in small appliances

Its a very useful set great for dismantling and repairing my grandsons ps4 remote control.

The media could not be loaded.  Not often do I get so impressed opening a screwdriver set. My first impressions were wow and I get getting surprised and impressed I as explored the set further. Maybe I need to get a life or another hobby, but I honestly found myself smiling when I started opening the box on this set.I Love how this is called a desktop toy as the whole design is elegant and sleek so would look good on your desk. However also has all the bits you need to repair a range of devices. Including the rare P2 and P5 bits that is required for Apple repair.Expensive for an electric screwdriver set, maybe but the elegant design and the well thought out box and how ever little detail has been designed right down to the ring of LED lights at the tip of the screwdriver, so no shadows is cast is very clever and shows that a lot of thought and design has gone into this set.

Serjur Mini Precision Electric Screwdriver SetFirst of all, I have to say that whoever put this set together has done a splendid job, the choice of components is spot on for working on small devices. Added to this, the whole kit is stylishly packaged in a compact case. The screwdriver is a long slim unit with two buttons one for forward the other for reverse with LEDs in the head that light up the area while you work. All of the 4mm hex bits are held in place by magnets making it simple to stow them away after use. The case, that houses most of the kit, has magnetic clasps in the corners which grab onto the section above and hold it in place. Plus the lid of the case has a magnetised panel for holding screws and nuts while you are working, I call that very thoughtful. In the box, there is also a desk stand for the screwdriver inside of which there are some more extra fine screwdriver bits and a magnetiser/demagnetiser. You use this to magnetise a bit when you want screws to attract to it or demagnetise it if you don’t want a part sticking to it. The lower compartment of the case houses more tools to help to dismantle and assemble such things as MacBooks, laptops, mobile phones, tablet PCs, spectacles etc.The 4mm hex shafts used in this tool means I can use a whole host of other bits and fittings I already have to expand the usefulness of the device. Despite its small size, the motor of the Serjur electric screwdriver is surprisingly powerful and fast.The electric screwdriver is nice to use, it sits well in my hand with the buttons in just the right position for easy operation. Bits are held in place by a magnet in the tool socket. The only thing I have found that can be a bit annoying is that being round, the screwdriver tends to roll away when I put it down on the bench. I could use the stand but it’s a two-handed affair to remove it from that. I will probably make a ‘V’ shaped gismo to rest the screwdriver in to solve my problem.The included hex bits are a good choice but not comprehensive, they are all made from S2 alloy steel which is a tough, hard material very suitable for these types of tools. Other types of bits could easily be added to cover any that better suit your needs. Having said that, the included implements will enable you to tackle the majority of jobs on the devices mentioned and probably a lot more.The Serjur Mini Precision Electric Screwdriver Set is certainly good value at its current price of £31.49.

This has been well made and well thought out, some bits are gimicky but it works very well. Don’t expect the power of a general diy electric screwdriver as this is for the little things.I really like the desk holder that you can store half a dozen bits in, keeps it tidy for the normal posi and flat head bits for kids toys and such.The case is fancy with the layers and magnets and not as robust to carry in a toolbox but no problem keeping in a drawer.It looks and feels very smart and the motion of the driver isn’t harsh and seems consistent.You get a load of weird and wonderful shaped bits that fit my iPhone and a load more that I’ve never used, they don’t look the strongest metal but again this is for small light jobs not putting together a bed.It’s expensive and a little over priced I’d say but on the other hand the quality is in the build.

I was very pleasantly surprised on opening this up.Everything has it's place and is stored away very neatly.Plenty of different bits should cover most eventualities, and the electric screwdriver itself is a joy to use. It make life generally much easier as you only have to concentrate on holding the screw in place (the magnetic bits help nicely) and can turn it in with a simple button press.First loosening or final tightening I think is better performed in non powered mode as you have a little more control using your own judgement, but for the boring bit of spinning the screw in or out it makes life easier.It is a very nicely made and presented product whose only downside in my opinion is the price. I feel it should be just a little cheaper.

A really useful tool for the hobbyist and electronics buff. This is the tool for those fiddly little screws (like in glasses etc) and for dismantling smart phones and laptops. Nuclear weapons are perhaps a bridge too far. It really is a neat little set, well boxed and presented. It’s rechargeable which is great, and magnetic (essential for small bits and components). A lot of thought has gone into this from the choice of tools to the magnetic mat for containing all the bits you take off. I think the price tag may put some people off but I think it’s worth it for the convenience. It’s a real step up from those tiny screwdrivers we’re all used to.