E2 Ultra Mini Electric Screwdriver, Cordless Screwdriver, Max 0.6N.m, 50 Magnetic Bits, 5/32'' Hex, Magnetic Storage, Repair Tool for Electronics, Camera, Laptop, and PC Build (Grey)

I bought the Fanttik NEX E2 Ultra Electric Precision Screwdriver Kit to fix my PS5 fan, and it made the job so much easier! The tool feels solid and premium, with a sleek design that’s compact and easy to handle. The precision and torque are perfect for delicate electronics, and the included 50 bits mean you’ll always have the right size on hand. The battery life is great, and I love how effortless it is compared to using a regular manual screwdriver. This kit turned what could’ve been a frustrating repair into a quick and smooth process. If you’re into electronics, gaming console repairs, or DIY projects, this screwdriver is a total game-changer. Highly recommended!

Bought this back in June so I figured it was time to give it a review, so far it is a fantastic tool, used it for college classes where I had to wire and tear down circuits, for computer assembly and repairs at home. It handled all of it like a champ. It fits nicely in the bottom of my backpack for college, with its case and all. Battery lasts forever and is easy to charge, gonna buy some more tools from Fanttik because of this. Its that good.

Nice and slim and torquey too! Lots of bits! Worth the cash.

This thing is incredibly torquey! Totally worth the price of admission if you take apart and put together devices with tens of little screws on any regular basis, saves so much time and doesn't gas out... it can actually be difficult to keep hold of it at higher settings. Down sides, the pop-up mechanism, while cool, only pops it up about a centimeter, which isn't enough to get a grip on it. So I end up turning it on its side, which is less cool. It's completely round which means it will twist VERY easily in the hand, to the point it's difficult to index or maintain your grip on it without having it spin between your fingers; a more oval shape actually would be an advantage, or at least some knurling. The stowage design doesn't allow you to leave a most-used bit inserted, you have to take out the bit every time you put it away. The stowage system also is very tight tolerances, meaning no adding friction tape without making the case useless. All of these are relatively minor gripes though; overall it's already a major asset to my workbench, and saves me minutes on each repair.

Fantastic, MUCH better than previous versions. I work in IT so I am using 'precision' screwdrivers multiple times daily. My normal daily driver the 'manual' Ifixit kit has been my go-to kit for years (their electric screwdriver seriously lacking power). I had recently purchased Fanttiks E1 Max and it just wasn't 'quite' there for me... Product felt very well built, but just a little underpowered and slow for my needs. I've taken apart about 4 laptops with this kit so far, and the driver has had enough power to break screws loose and tighten them down at the 3rd power level. It's also worth noting that I don't feel like it's TOO much torque where I'm going to be breaking the cheap plastic / ripping up the press fit inserts that everyone uses. The bits feel pretty decent quality wise, I haven't had any issues with fitment yet. Another plus for me is the driver using USB C power as most of my modern devices are USB C, so NO PROPRIATARY CHARGER! THANK YOU FANTTIK!!! The only (minor) picky complaints I have is the carousel design although compact, feels initially a little awkward to manipulate to gain access to your other bits. You get used to it, but I'm more used to staring at 'the spread' not spinning to win. The compartments are also NOT precisely labeled, you get an icon that shows the type of bit, but it does not state the size (PH0, PH1, PH0000, etc). FARRRR from a deal breaker, but you're going to have to read the little punched labels. Also if you are OCD about exact bit placement, these bits are held in by magnets and have a little bit of vertical play (They're held solid, but some of them might be floating slightly after moving around with the bits. If you are looking for something to work around the house / car, this is NOT for you. It's not built for that, but electronics, hobbies, it's fantastic, and a keeper in my book!

This screwdriver has saved me a ton of time while building computers and helping buddies who need computer work done. I enjoy it so much that I've started using this on my toddlers toys when they need a battery replacement. Very solid quality, safeguards against overtorquing small electronics. If youre looking for an electric screwdriver for sensitive areas, this is a great option. If you are building PCs - this screwdriver may not do the trick when installing fans or for areas that need a little more torque. Also furniture assembly - Fanttiik makes another screwdriver for that, with a little more torque.

I recently ordered up the Fanttik E2 Ultra Mini Electric Screwdriver to help with a liquid cooling upgrade on my gaming rig, and it has been an absolute game-changer. Why I Love It: Lightning Fast Delivery: I needed this for a weekend build, and it arrived much sooner than expected. Kudos to the shipping team for the quick turnaround! The Ultimate Bit Selection: This kit comes with every single bit I could possibly need. Whether it’s standard screws or those tiny, specialized ones found in electronics, I didn't have to go hunting through my old toolbox once. Perfect for PC Building: I used this specifically to install a new AIO (All-In-One) liquid cooler on my PC. The precision and torque control made mounting the pump and fans a breeze. It’s compact enough to maneuver inside a tight case without bumping into the GPU or RAM. Premium Feel: It feels solid in the hand—not like a cheap toy. The electric motor is smooth, saving my wrists from the repetitive strain of manual screwing during a long build session. Final Verdict: If you are a PC enthusiast or someone who tinkers with electronics, the Fanttik E2 Ultra is worth every penny. It turned a tedious installation into a fun, quick project. Highly recommended!

I picked up the Fanttik E2 Ultra mainly for my DIY electronics stuff—assembling 3D printed projects, swapping parts on my keyboard, and messing around with small circuit boards—and it’s honestly become one of my favorite little tools on the bench. The torque is just right for electronics work. It’s strong enough to drive tiny screws into plastic and metal without stripping them, but not so strong that I’m paranoid about destroying threads on a PCB. The adjustable torque settings actually matter here, I switch between them depending on if I’m working on a keyboard plate, case screws, or more delicate internals. The bit selection is awesome for this kind of work. There’s pretty much every tiny bit I’ve needed so far: Phillips, flat, Torx, tri-wing, and some more “weird” ones that came in handy on random gadgets I didn’t even plan on opening. The magnetic bit holder and magnetic storage are super convenient too, stuff doesn’t roll away all over my desk which is a minor miracle. Few small downsides though: • It’s definitely not meant for anything beyond light duty. If you’re thinking of using this on furniture or anything with real resistance, it’s going to tap out fast. • The handle is smooth and a little small, so after a while my hand gets a bit cramped compared to a chunky manual driver. • The bits are great quality for the price, but a couple of the super tiny ones feel like they could round off if you’re careless or push too hard. Battery life has been solid for me—I can get through multiple keyboard builds and random fixes on a single charge—but I do wish there was a clearer battery level indicator instead of just guessing when it’s going to die, that part is kinda annoying. Overall, for electronics, 3D printed assembly, and keyboard work, this thing is a no-brainer. It’s not a do-everything screwdriver, but for small precision stuff it’s honestly kind of perfect and I definately reach for it first now.