Amazon Basics 0.63 cm Drive Click Torque Wrench, 10.66 - 60.96 m.-lb, 3.95-22.5 Nm

as describes, you might think it's a bit expensive, but it does the job. good range of torque.

Very good quality

Sturdy tool, great price, value for money

This is an excellent product. Compared to the alternatives that I have found on Amazon I must say the Amazon basics version is one of the best. No weird colors just solid construction and functions properly it feels like solid metal and is an excellent addition to my toolbox. It's also important to note that it is rated to a higher level 80 ft pounds versus some of the alternatives that are similar in price but rated to a lower level all in all I am a huge fan of this product

Esta hecha de buen material, me ha servido perfecto para mis trabajos de mecánica en el auto. El “click” que indica que has alcanzado el torque deseado se escucha con buen volumen. No es el primer torquimetro de marca Amazon que compro, y en este caso me gusto que la graduación de torque se ve mucho mejor que en el otro torquimetro que tengo, los números se alcanzan a leer mas claramente. Antes de hacer cualquier cosa, recomiendo lubricar bien la cabeza de la llave, para evitar cualquier tipo de fricción y alargar la vida de la herramienta. Si bien, de fabrica debe venir lubricada, no esta de más hacerlo uno mismo y asegurarse de que quede bien.

Compact, Accurate, and Great for Light Precision Work This Amazon Basics 1/4-inch drive torque wrench turned out to be one of those simple tools that really delivers. I bought it for small torque jobs—things like tightening valve cover bolts, spark plugs, and light-duty fasteners on bikes and small engines—and it’s performed with precision and ease. The build feels solid, made of polished chrome vanadium steel that gives a professional, durable impression. The click is clear and consistent, even at lower inch-pound settings, and the adjustment ring locks firmly so settings don’t drift during use. The etched scale is a bit small, but still readable under good light, and the included storage case is sturdy enough to protect calibration between uses. For a tool at this price point, I was surprised by how refined it feels. It doesn’t have a calibration certificate like higher-end brands, but real-world use suggests it’s well within its stated accuracy. The smooth ratchet and compact size make it especially good for tight spots—like under dashboards or in small engine bays. Bottom line: A dependable, well-made torque wrench ideal for small mechanical work, offering excellent accuracy and value for the money.