I watch Sorin using his driver (probably one of the more expensive brands) and I always think to myself 'I want one of those'. This one here will do the same job just fine. Ordered mine already. Thanks!
thanks for doing a review on the screwdriver.... Could be a great screwdriver to remove screws from like a laptop or other devices with a lot of small screws,.... Glad you showed that it was made with some quality parts I suspect that it also has long battery life in actual usage. I like what I see :-)
This is ideal for repairing LED tiles (the likes of Absen) where you need to unscrew around 16 - 20 very small screws every time you need to remove the cover to access the board where the colour IC chips are.
Great review, Richard. I've been looking to get an electric screwdriver for a while now. This looks just the ticket. Ordered one just now. At that price it would be rude not to. Thanks for the discount code.
I would have thought in automatic mode you only have to twist the screwdriver either way to make it work without pressing any buttons? Like some other models out there. Having to press the button while twisting seems a little awkward.
Having to press the button while twisting may seem awkward at first - however it prevents inadvertent activation of the screw driver - which would soon enough become a nuisance. in use - you will soon become accustomed to the use and functionality of the screwdriver. and will recognize the benefit and the reasoning of the design. Make your mind strong - not lazy Are you in charge of your mind or is your mind in charge of you ?
The sequre products are excellent - i use their micro soldering pencil S60 for almost everything nowadays - but only buy from the sequre official shop to avoid knock offs
Thank you for the review. Looks enticing, but I don't repair things that often, a normal screwdriver will suffice for me at the moment. I do like Sequre products. I have both the S60P and S99 soldering irons at home. About the price: they are having a sale now until the 25th of July.
Perhaps I'm too much of an oldie but, in my opinion, electric screwdrivers in a "precision" environment (probably anything smaller than a PH1) are ok for quick dismantling or smacking in screws in a production environment but don't give enough feel when replacing screws in "one off" jobs. Some threads are in brass bushes, some in plastic with a lower torque requirement and most are only a few threads anyway - by the time you've fiddled with screwdriver settings you may as well have done the job manually and not accidentally stripped out the plastic thread ...
One of the nice things with this screwdriver is the torque is automatic, the more you twist the screwdriver in the direction you want to it work (screw or unscrew) the more it increses the torque. I found, like everything, you have to spend a little time getting used to how it reacts and then it just becomes intuitive. You can also change the senstivity of the screwdriver to your wrist movement in the settings. I gave this to Det to play with and he had much the same reaction to my own. If you don't do much work involving lots of screws and fittings it probably is not for you, but if you do, for example laptop or games console repair, then this tool is a real revelation and I think would save anyone a lot of time.
I had a screwdriver from Sequre it was a SQ-ES126 but i couldn't get used to it but that's just me but i liked the bits it came with they are pretty strong unlike a kit i bought with bits that broke almost immediately lol
Looks like a cheaper clone of miniwares ES15 driver. I have one an like it a lot, but it is expensive. For me the quality is worth the price but this seems like a good budget alternative.
The short time given to get to the setting bit you want might take some getting used to. But I noticed they can upgrade the software so maybe they could improve it. Then I wondered if they could give an option to do all the settings you want on a computer and flash them over, perhaps a bit ott but not for the Doctor umm, I forget his name 😂😂 An impressive tool thou and good value. Thanks Richard
I bought numerous manual screwdrivers and the bits are usually crap. They wear out after several uses, especially the T4 or T5. With a manual screwdriver when putting a screw back in to a device that uses a plastic standoff one can manually back the screw off until you feel the screw sit in the hole . You then can drive the screw in without stripping or damaging the threads. With electric screwdrivers, it will gladly drive the screw in and either create new threads or bugger up the existing plastic threads. Having to always orientate the screwdriver so that your fingers can reach the button in my opinion seems to be counterproductive. One should simply be able to twist the screwdriver in either direction. The screwdriver kit works out to be about $65 CDN delivered. Hopefully, Canadian customs does not assess taxes (12%) on top of that. Thanks for the review but going to pass on this. I have had bad experiences with sealed battery-powered tools over the years dying even after little use.
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Keep in mind that the word EVIL is merely the word LIVE that has been transposed EVIL is what you see when you look into the mirror. The HuMan is the most dangerous and destructive creature that walked the face of the earth - yet there is something unique about him.
@@andrew_koala2974 Like what? I am not conceted enough to think I am special in anyway or any better than other forms of life, I look fine in the mirror because have have a portrait hidden away out of sight.
Anyone who buys this screwdriver NOT Anyone that buys this screwdriver Undertake an extensive reading program to learn correct English Put your phone down and read for two hours every day Read one book per month for 100 months. Then you will be educated Read books by accomplished authors Read books on many subjects - even those books outside of your sphere of interest. That way you will become a wise old man and not a stupid old fart to be laughed at by educated schoolboys
@@LearnElectronicsRepair looks clumsy and underpowered. In my opinion, the screwdriver did not need this technology advancement to predict which way it should turn. Since you have to press the button anyway to enable it, you mine as well just press the button for direction. It's a technology looking for a problem to solve. Powered screwdrivers are fine to save your wrist in some cases. I work in an electronics lab and I am always assembling and disassembling equipment to test/repair... I've actually put down the powered screwdriver and gone with a good set of ol'fashioned, good quality manual screwdrivers. I'm faster and more precise when inserting/removing up to 50 or 60 screws at a time. The only time I go with the electric is when we need precision torque settings... you can't beat the electric torque screwdriver. But it is rare that I need that. This thing appears to be a toy. I have some co-workers who like the electric, but they do more damage than it is worth- I've actually seen cracked circuit boards and plastic cases caused by inadvertent settings on the electric screwdriver. So, you should have one good electric, but your go-to, in my opinion, is a good set of manual screwdrivers. You'll never go wrong.
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iVE HAD MINE FOR OVER A YEAR AND ABSOLUTELY love it. Battery has held up and mechanically hasnt missed a beat!!
I watch Sorin using his driver (probably one of the more expensive brands) and I always think to myself 'I want one of those'. This one here will do the same job just fine. Ordered mine already. Thanks!
Ditto on that, bought mine after just seeing the speed change let alone the auto sensory mode. Fantastic bit of kit!
thanks for doing a review on the screwdriver.... Could be a great screwdriver to remove screws from like a laptop or other devices with a lot of small screws,.... Glad you showed that it was made with some quality parts I suspect that it also has long battery life in actual usage. I like what I see :-)
Perfect timing, I’ve been looking for an electric screwdriver and then your video came up, ordered as soon as I finished watching 🤣🤣
This is ideal for repairing LED tiles (the likes of Absen) where you need to unscrew around 16 - 20 very small screws every time you need to remove the cover to access the board where the colour IC chips are.
Great review, Richard. I've been looking to get an electric screwdriver for a while now. This looks just the ticket. Ordered one just now. At that price it would be rude not to. Thanks for the discount code.
I would have thought in automatic mode you only have to twist the screwdriver either way to make it work without pressing any buttons?
Like some other models out there.
Having to press the button while twisting seems a little awkward.
I'll mention that to Sequre
Having to press the button while twisting may seem awkward
at first - however it prevents inadvertent activation of the
screw driver - which would soon enough become a nuisance.
in use - you will soon become accustomed to the use and
functionality of the screwdriver. and will recognize the benefit
and the reasoning of the design.
Make your mind strong - not lazy
Are you in charge of your mind
or is your mind in charge of you ?
Up next...
The automatic powered drinking straw.
The sequre products are excellent - i use their micro soldering pencil S60 for almost everything nowadays - but only buy from the sequre official shop to avoid knock offs
Thank you for the review. Looks enticing, but I don't repair things that often, a normal screwdriver will suffice for me at the moment. I do like Sequre products. I have both the S60P and S99 soldering irons at home.
About the price: they are having a sale now until the 25th of July.
Perhaps I'm too much of an oldie but, in my opinion, electric screwdrivers in a "precision" environment (probably anything smaller than a PH1) are ok for quick dismantling or smacking in screws in a production environment but don't give enough feel when replacing screws in "one off" jobs. Some threads are in brass bushes, some in plastic with a lower torque requirement and most are only a few threads anyway - by the time you've fiddled with screwdriver settings you may as well have done the job manually and not accidentally stripped out the plastic thread ...
One of the nice things with this screwdriver is the torque is automatic, the more you twist the screwdriver in the direction you want to it work (screw or unscrew) the more it increses the torque. I found, like everything, you have to spend a little time getting used to how it reacts and then it just becomes intuitive. You can also change the senstivity of the screwdriver to your wrist movement in the settings. I gave this to Det to play with and he had much the same reaction to my own. If you don't do much work involving lots of screws and fittings it probably is not for you, but if you do, for example laptop or games console repair, then this tool is a real revelation and I think would save anyone a lot of time.
I had a screwdriver from Sequre it was a SQ-ES126 but i couldn't get used to it but that's just me but i liked the bits it came with they are pretty strong unlike a kit i bought with bits that broke almost immediately lol
Good piece of tool indeed
Looks like a cheaper clone of miniwares ES15 driver. I have one an like it a lot, but it is expensive. For me the quality is worth the price but this seems like a good budget alternative.
Heya, that looks like a nice screw tool and the price is also oke nice review
I own two DeWalt drivers that work by auto sensing rotation direction, I've had them for five years so this is old tech😂
The short time given to get to the setting bit you want might take some getting used to. But I noticed they can upgrade the software so maybe they could improve it. Then I wondered if they could give an option to do all the settings you want on a computer and flash them over, perhaps a bit ott but not for the Doctor umm, I forget his name 😂😂
An impressive tool thou and good value.
Thanks Richard
should get me one
Why must press a button in sens mode? Without this it was genial.
Looks like the handle has too small of a diameter to be convenient. Also, the small buttons you must press on to activate would drive me nuts. Nah!
I bought numerous manual screwdrivers and the bits are usually crap. They wear out after several uses, especially the T4 or T5. With a manual screwdriver when putting a screw back in to a device that uses a plastic standoff one can manually back the screw off until you feel the screw sit in the hole . You then can drive the screw in without stripping or damaging the threads. With electric screwdrivers, it will gladly drive the screw in and either create new threads or bugger up the existing plastic threads. Having to always orientate the screwdriver so that your fingers can reach the button in my opinion seems to be counterproductive. One should simply be able to twist the screwdriver in either direction. The screwdriver kit works out to be about $65 CDN delivered. Hopefully, Canadian customs does not assess taxes (12%) on top of that. Thanks for the review but going to pass on this. I have had bad experiences with sealed battery-powered tools over the years dying even after little use.
"E"vil "S"crewdriver 666, who came up with that appellation?😊😊I'm not superstitious but I'll wait for ES667 😊
THERE IS NOTHING SINISTER ABOUT 666
It merely represents Carbon-12
which is 6 electrons + 6 protons + 6 neutrons
Carbon is found abundantly next to oxygen in the human body and is
the fourth most abundant chemical found in the entire universe.
Thus 666 means ' Man '
It is symbology - meaning the Antichrist ( Dajjal in arabic )
Meaning that the Antichrist will be ' A Man '
It is recognized as such in the Bible and Qur'an
Arabic speaking Christians use the word Dajjal -
and English speaking people use the word Antichrist.
]▶ Signs of Judgment Day: The End Times
th-cam.com/video/GaIlbXXbE1U/w-d-xo.html
09:59 -----------------------------
666 GOTO / See at 05:11
[]▶ The Coming of the Dajjal Illuminati and Saudi Royal Family
th-cam.com/video/UkX61NcTEC8/w-d-xo.html
And for your information - the word ' Sinister ' derives from the
Latin / Italian word SINISTRA (PRONOUNCED PHONETICALLY
sin E stra -- and it means > LEFT <
So if I wanted to say ' Turn Left ' in Italian
I would say ' girare a sinistra '
Keep in mind that the word EVIL
is merely the word LIVE that has
been transposed
EVIL is what you see when you
look into the mirror.
The HuMan is the most dangerous
and destructive creature that walked
the face of the earth - yet there is something
unique about him.
@@andrew_koala2974 Like what? I am not conceted enough to think I am special in anyway or any better than other forms of life, I look fine in the mirror because have have a portrait hidden away out of sight.
I'll and this to my list...of things I don't need.
is it april 1st ?
Don't be disappointed :) Next time he will advertise a smart toilet paper dispenser :D
Reminds me of panicky 8-year old boys... "Which way do you turn the screwdriver. ???". :-(. 😢
Can we actually get any lazier that , really.! Guess AI may put this thing to rest in the back drawer, to slowly fade away.
Haha. Should a "smart driver", not choose and load the bit , you need to use😅
strange
Blessings, look at the number, not for me thanks. LOL
Anyone that buys this screwdriver has lost their mind.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Please eloborate
Has a screw loose.
Anyone who buys this screwdriver
NOT
Anyone that buys this screwdriver
Undertake an extensive reading program to learn correct English
Put your phone down and read for two hours every day
Read one book per month for 100 months.
Then you will be educated
Read books by accomplished authors
Read books on many subjects - even those books
outside of your sphere of interest.
That way you will become a wise old man
and not a stupid old fart to be laughed at by educated schoolboys
@@LearnElectronicsRepair looks clumsy and underpowered. In my opinion, the screwdriver did not need this technology advancement to predict which way it should turn. Since you have to press the button anyway to enable it, you mine as well just press the button for direction. It's a technology looking for a problem to solve. Powered screwdrivers are fine to save your wrist in some cases. I work in an electronics lab and I am always assembling and disassembling equipment to test/repair... I've actually put down the powered screwdriver and gone with a good set of ol'fashioned, good quality manual screwdrivers. I'm faster and more precise when inserting/removing up to 50 or 60 screws at a time. The only time I go with the electric is when we need precision torque settings... you can't beat the electric torque screwdriver. But it is rare that I need that. This thing appears to be a toy. I have some co-workers who like the electric, but they do more damage than it is worth- I've actually seen cracked circuit boards and plastic cases caused by inadvertent settings on the electric screwdriver.
So, you should have one good electric, but your go-to, in my opinion, is a good set of manual screwdrivers. You'll never go wrong.
Another useless tool. That's only ok if you work fixing phones.