Cheapest price ever? This is a really good deal get in quick.
Package Includes:
1x Wowstick 1F Pro Power Screwdriver
1x Wowpad
1x Storage Case
1x Screwdriver Base
1x Suction Cup
1x Triangle Pry Opener
1x Magnetizer
1x Screws Set 56X 4mm Screwdriver Bit
CamelCamelCamel.
Is the XIAOMI one better?
This is the Xiaomi wowstick
There are different brands of Wowstick in the market, and they all look the same. The various brands are Ruputas, Autolover, Elecguru, Xiaomi, and GuDoQi. Not much difference between them in terms of performance but I hear Ruputas does the best.
OOS?
Doesn't look like i can add it to cart
Nope, can't add it here either.
Ozbargained
Lol that was quick
Gone in less than 11 minutes
Gone in 660 seconds
threw this in the cart, went to find something else to make the free shipping………gone
Rookie move, son!
lesson learnt, i wonder if they would have fulfilled it anyway?
WOW…money saved probably,
seems pretty solid precision repairing tools kit,
acquire various parts previously in order to fix my laptop…
a plastic guitar pick … from A
precision screwdriver tools set from B
from C that took me a long time
but imagine how convenient OP's post, in which all-in-one is …
tgge es121 plus
The atuman e3
Damn missed out!
Dam too slow
Don't even know what this is… but still feel bad that I missed out.
"Turn your own screw and it will warm you twice."
It's not bad screwdriver for home use, but most of us in electronics industry prefer tgge es121 plus due too it's much higher torque of course you pay for that torque. The atuman e3 is also very nice but harder to find.
But honestly for micro screwdrivers wera yes manual but sheer quality.
How do you guys control that this is not too strong and strip the screw?
I keep thinking these unnecessarily smooth round vibrating things have other secret uses.
How's this for putting together Ikea furniture?
No chance it's really only for electronics
Ikea stuff holes are already pre-drilled and you don't want or need much torque.
It's simply not designed for that, it'll simply lock into manual mode like a normal screwdriver.
Putting furniture together is more suited to your name brand hardware tools, Hitachi, dewalt , etc etc
If you don't own a drill, and don't think you'll use it much, something like this might be fine for you:
https://www.bunnings.com.au/ozito-home-12v-drill-driver-kit_…
If you buy IKEA furniture often it will probably pay for itself with frustration saved. If you need a drill often get a better brand :)
edit: a small screw driver like the one in the post is really for putting screws into things that already have threads, I am not sure what the biggest head that comes with this will be - using the wrong size will quite often strip either the head of the screw or the bit
(sorry for the rant, I am about to go remove some cross threaded screws a work colleague installed)
Thanks for your feedback. I will be assembling a lot of flat-packed furniture. I have a cordless drill but I think something lighter and with low torque would be more suitable, like this maybe: https://www.bunnings.com.au/ozito-3-6v-screwdriver-torch-wit…
This is highly recommended by TronicsFix.