I'd say the Wish driver is good enough for any DIY around the house work you'd need it for. And for less than $50 who cares if it doesn't last a few years.
@@chrisbaker8533how's the harbor freight one? I've bought some tools from there that are complete crap lol. One wrench snapped on the first use and it was only used to change a bike tire.
@jeremynelson5311 the harbor freight one is really solid Dmaxryno on youtube built a hunting blind with it and he actually liked it better than his milwaukee
@jeremynelson5311 my bf has the harbor freight impact drill and its been going strong for a year and a half now. i cant remember their return policy but i think if it breaks, ever, youre allowed to return it if you get the warranty, and still up to a year without the warranty as long as you have the receipt or a membership number for them to look up
@@jeremynelson5311 strange. Most of my harbor freight tools are my favorites. They do have some lemons but most of their stuff is made by the same manufacturers as the other brands.
So the #1 biggest issue with those tools is (as most of the comments have concerns about) The Battery. They literally last like 3 charges and then they never charge again. I have a box full of them from my Father's frequent chinese shopping ventures.
Good video!!! I'm always concerned with the quality of the batteries that come with Wish tools. Would have liked to see how many lag bolts you could drive on a full charge.
And the batteries are indeed the weak point of these impact drills, I have a different one but it's probably the same thing in a different shell, and after using it a couple times, the battery has enough oompf to only go for a few seconds before I need to let it rest and recover, probably the voltage drops too much. Most of these accept Makita batteries and I heard they gain not just runtime but also some extra power when used with a genuine battery, but I haven't tested that yet as getting a makita battery + a charger for it is a bit of a questionable investment for a $30 tool. I am considering replacing the 18650 cells inside with some genuine, high current rated ones, but the power controller board inside the battery might also be a limiting factor that just has no way around it other than using a genuine Makita battery.
I have three different packs from wish. One of these are the ones that Tyler uses and I use it every day. It’ll last about three hours of continuous work. It’s actually really good for the price and if you get the replacement batteries they’re only like $10 per battery I’m pretty sure.
That seems to be a 'good enough' tool for a lot of DIYers around the house. I guess the major downside is you're unlikely to find any other tools that use that same battery so each one you get will need it's own charger.
That's a major consideration, especially when you can get similar tools from hell-mart or harbor fraught for around the same price, if not cheaper, and there's a bunch of other tools that use the same battery.
I'll be honest this is the second video I've seen from you and I love the honesty as in the past I've seen people review wish stuff as instantly bad I love that you're actually honest.... Im now subscribed
In grade 4 we got our teacher to let us do a "science experiment" where we left bananas in ziploc bags with various substances to see what happened. None of them mutated into ninja bananas though.
You could also do Temu Tuesday. Better sounding. Also, I saw an add of them selling a chop saw kit used converting an angle grinder. Those contraptions are fun to watch.
Milwaukee fanboys are so hilarious He is CLEARLY putting more pressure on the Milwaukee just to make sure there is no chance of it losing to the wish tool.
Welcome to economies of scale. Since cordless impact guns require a bit of engineering to make them work let alone work well you probably only have a few dozen factories in the world manufacturing the parts for these and they supply the entire market of both name brand and off brand units. This tool could have been made in the same factory as a name brand but with less expensive/lower cost components. I would bet that a majority of the difference between the two tools will come down to the size of the hammer, motor size/speed and battery capacity/quality.
Oh seeing a new video post is delightful from you haha. I remember benching all your videos in a month or two every day after school whilst I was waiting for seven hours for a ride. Love your videos and that's wonderful wish Wednesdays are coming back!
Strikes me as more of a black and decker grade tool especially since it sounds like the charger is the same style their tools use. Not that there's all that much difference between black and decker and DeWalt anymore, black and decker seems to be where tool brands go to die, DeWalt invented the radial arm saw which is one of my favorite woodworking tools ever before black and decker owned em but just like with craftsman black and decker is slowly killing them
Have you tried starting the tests with the thicker bolts first and work your way down? Maybe the battery would have a better chance? Maybe Thanks for sharing, and I do enjoy watching your videos. Thanks again. 👍👍👍
The thing with cheap Chinese stuff is that most stuff is cheap Chinese stuff. Pretty much all brands are producing there. The question is whether or not you get a product that is supposed to scam people or one that is an honest approach at making an affordable version.
I just watched the dewalt vs Milwaukee video and the last big screw I’m you used in that video was a 1/2 inch not a 3/8th. Also DeWalt was a lot better than this wish drill
As a guy who uses these types of tools on the daily....I'd go Milwaukee, DeWalt or Mak ALL day over that thing. Yeah, it works right now, but I am 90% sure it'll lose or quickly in longevity, as well as battery life under load. When it works SO hard, to drive a bolt relative to the Milwaukee, it's going to kill batteries. And then a 4 hour charge time and 1 battery?? No go, my guy. No go. Great video Tyler. As always, this is not directed at you, haha. Just at Wish haha.
A good test of an impact is how well it can break things loose, rather than how well it can drive something in. Most impacts will perform roughly similar on driving, but breaking loose is where the good shines from the bad. Cheaper impacts just dont have the umph sometimes. And longevity id the biggest thing. Sure it can work as well as big brand tools but how much longer will the expensive one last than the cheaper one with the same use? How strong are the plastcis, how good is the solder joints inside the electronics? Vibration dampening? Cheap tools can be freat for homeowners and diy folks but if you use them all day every day, well theres a reason people who do use more expensive tools. I would absolutely I ut my hart brand impact up against my dewalt or any other impact out there and i onow it will do the job. But which one is aitll gonna be working in 3 years after daily use?
I was wondering what the price difference between the drills were the entire video. After waiting till the end to find out the price of the Chinese drill was $35 dollars, I feel the value is with the Chinese drill. I'm not sure if $35 includes battery and charger ( I would assume so) then, at the price compared to over $160+, this cheap Chinese tool is a far better value than a Milwaukee impact driver. It is good to see competitive cheaper alternatives challenging US super corporations. It allows the consumer to choose and creates competition between companies, ultimately benefiting the consumer. Good content, thank you Tyler!
Using a the Fuel Version of the Milwaukee's M18 system is going to beat out everything that has a Brush motor (Milwaukee Fuel uses a more powerful brushless motor). Using the Regular M18 is a bit more fair and i think it would of drove it in at the same speed. The wish drill might of matched the Regular M18 at some points
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I'm so happy about Wish Wednesday being back!
Love it!
Imagine it disappeared because wish was just taking so damn long to ship the item and he finally got it
@@bigballs305 Temu Tuesday is an option I guess
Too bad it didn't last
Always love when Tyler picks a product thinking it's gonna be completely trash and it turns out not to be 😂
I'd say the Wish driver is good enough for any DIY around the house work you'd need it for. And for less than $50 who cares if it doesn't last a few years.
Drill and impact combo from Walmart is 54.
Impact(tool only) from ryobi, 49.
Harbor freight(warrior), 39.99.
Plenty of options for the diyer.
@@chrisbaker8533how's the harbor freight one? I've bought some tools from there that are complete crap lol. One wrench snapped on the first use and it was only used to change a bike tire.
@jeremynelson5311 the harbor freight one is really solid Dmaxryno on youtube built a hunting blind with it and he actually liked it better than his milwaukee
@jeremynelson5311 my bf has the harbor freight impact drill and its been going strong for a year and a half now. i cant remember their return policy but i think if it breaks, ever, youre allowed to return it if you get the warranty, and still up to a year without the warranty as long as you have the receipt or a membership number for them to look up
@@jeremynelson5311 strange. Most of my harbor freight tools are my favorites. They do have some lemons but most of their stuff is made by the same manufacturers as the other brands.
So the #1 biggest issue with those tools is (as most of the comments have concerns about) The Battery. They literally last like 3 charges and then they never charge again. I have a box full of them from my Father's frequent chinese shopping ventures.
LOL
Good video!!! I'm always concerned with the quality of the batteries that come with Wish tools. Would have liked to see how many lag bolts you could drive on a full charge.
And the batteries are indeed the weak point of these impact drills, I have a different one but it's probably the same thing in a different shell, and after using it a couple times, the battery has enough oompf to only go for a few seconds before I need to let it rest and recover, probably the voltage drops too much. Most of these accept Makita batteries and I heard they gain not just runtime but also some extra power when used with a genuine battery, but I haven't tested that yet as getting a makita battery + a charger for it is a bit of a questionable investment for a $30 tool. I am considering replacing the 18650 cells inside with some genuine, high current rated ones, but the power controller board inside the battery might also be a limiting factor that just has no way around it other than using a genuine Makita battery.
I have three different packs from wish. One of these are the ones that Tyler uses and I use it every day. It’ll last about three hours of continuous work. It’s actually really good for the price and if you get the replacement batteries they’re only like $10 per battery I’m pretty sure.
You need to start a Temu Tuesday !
The DeWalt guys are cussing you out for saying theirs is the same as a Wish one. Lmao!!!
Can’t wait to look through the comments soon 😂😂
Ikr ryobi user here at least he didn't make fun of my tool YET😂
@@I_drive_quad_bikes he will be after you next 😂. Don’t come for me I quite like ryobi
Na my dewalt is 6 years old come at me with a 6 year old wish tool 😂
That seems to be a 'good enough' tool for a lot of DIYers around the house. I guess the major downside is you're unlikely to find any other tools that use that same battery so each one you get will need it's own charger.
That's a major consideration, especially when you can get similar tools from hell-mart or harbor fraught for around the same price, if not cheaper, and there's a bunch of other tools that use the same battery.
most of them cheap impact tools are compatible with makita 18v batteries
Yes, I love Wish Wednesday, always funny seeing weird knock offs put to the test.
Let’s go bringing back wish wednesday!!! Maybe temu tuesday next?
It truly is Christmas in July . Wish Wednesday back is all I wanted!
Wish Wednesday! You should do a Temu Tuesday too! 😂😂
I'll be honest this is the second video I've seen from you and I love the honesty as in the past I've seen people review wish stuff as instantly bad I love that you're actually honest....
Im now subscribed
I miss the old leave stuff in a jar for 30+ days
I agree
Same
Not really
I just love these wish Wednesday
me too lol
In grade 4 we got our teacher to let us do a "science experiment" where we left bananas in ziploc bags with various substances to see what happened. None of them mutated into ninja bananas though.
I'm impressed that Tyler is impressed with the Wish impact driver. It was actually impressive.
New series suggestion: Temu Tuesday..?
You could also do Temu Tuesday. Better sounding. Also, I saw an add of them selling a chop saw kit used converting an angle grinder. Those contraptions are fun to watch.
You should also do a temu Tuesday. I keep seeing ads for it on Facebook and Instagram and I'm curious to see if their products are any good
Milwaukee fanboys are so hilarious
He is CLEARLY putting more pressure on the Milwaukee just to make sure there is no chance of it losing to the wish tool.
I think I suggested this on a previous video! Because I was thinking about buying an impact driver from amazon.
Come on man, keep up with the times. It's Temu Tuesday now!
"If it just works..."
That's a reasonable bar for Wish products. Lmfao.
Love wish Wednesdays, thank you Tyler:) Glad you brought them back!
We're gonna need a Temu Tuesday next.
Welcome to economies of scale. Since cordless impact guns require a bit of engineering to make them work let alone work well you probably only have a few dozen factories in the world manufacturing the parts for these and they supply the entire market of both name brand and off brand units. This tool could have been made in the same factory as a name brand but with less expensive/lower cost components. I would bet that a majority of the difference between the two tools will come down to the size of the hammer, motor size/speed and battery capacity/quality.
“I got these in a longer shaft” I bet you do, you dirty dog.
Temu is the new Wish! How about Wish AND Temu Wednesdays?
We are gonna need a Temu Thursday as well because I’ve wanted to order from the site but I’m afraid they are just like wish
Wish Wednesday and Temu Tuesday!!!
Welll….. that’s an automatic like for wish Wednesday 👍
It’s back!!!
Love this also would love the 30 days of stuff left in things!
Oh seeing a new video post is delightful from you haha. I remember benching all your videos in a month or two every day after school whilst I was waiting for seven hours for a ride.
Love your videos and that's wonderful wish Wednesdays are coming back!
"Make sure it's not in reverse and in forwards" ,,,, should be the next toast/rawtoast shirt?! 😁
The dewalt guys are gonna be trigger you compared it to a dewalt lol 😂
Strikes me as more of a black and decker grade tool especially since it sounds like the charger is the same style their tools use. Not that there's all that much difference between black and decker and DeWalt anymore, black and decker seems to be where tool brands go to die, DeWalt invented the radial arm saw which is one of my favorite woodworking tools ever before black and decker owned em but just like with craftsman black and decker is slowly killing them
He should have used the black and decker impact instead of the Milwaukee
TEMU TUESDAY!!!
Have you tried starting the tests with the thicker bolts first and work your way down? Maybe the battery would have a better chance? Maybe
Thanks for sharing, and I do enjoy watching your videos. Thanks again. 👍👍👍
Holy moly that was awsome. I never expected the Wish impact driver to do so well.
Love it! Even a bit impressed, that the Chinese one can get it in, in a good time.
Both are made in China!
The wonderful wish Wednesday returns! Mid week Tyler tube makes any week better 😂
Temu Tuesday needs to be next
I had no idea you had a "Wish Wednesday" (newer viewer) my spouse will be thrilled about this!!!
Let’s go it’s baack🎉
FINALLY ITS BACK
Project Farm just tweeted…. “ oh that Tyler”. Lol
One of the OGs is back. Now all I need it stuff in jars again and I'll be sooo happy!
Wish Wednesday makes me happy 😁
Kroger version of project farms lol 😂. No hate love the vids Tyler.
The thing with cheap Chinese stuff is that most stuff is cheap Chinese stuff. Pretty much all brands are producing there. The question is whether or not you get a product that is supposed to scam people or one that is an honest approach at making an affordable version.
"That one might be gone " had me dying 😂😂😂
Both drills are probably made in the same factory 😂
You’re gonna be impressed, if it makes…an impact? *bun dum tis *
I just watched the dewalt vs Milwaukee video and the last big screw I’m you used in that video was a 1/2 inch not a 3/8th.
Also DeWalt was a lot better than this wish drill
I wish I had a DeWalt? Don't worry, you'll graduate from Milwaukee to DeWalt sometime, lol. Kidding of course, both are great tools.
Ayyy quick question can we try out (Temu Thursdays) 😂🤣😂🤣
For next weeks wish Wednesday you should test a cell phone from wish
That is super impressive for the price
Newer subscriber here. I'm all for wish Wednesdays!
THINGS IN A JAR! THINGS IN A JAR! THINGS IN A JAR!!!
Wish Wednesday is back!!!!
Glad to see wish Wednesdays. Maybe try that 1/2 wish impact on lug nuts on and off and how many it can do
Temu Tuesday and wish Wednesday !
As a guy who uses these types of tools on the daily....I'd go Milwaukee, DeWalt or Mak ALL day over that thing.
Yeah, it works right now, but I am 90% sure it'll lose or quickly in longevity, as well as battery life under load. When it works SO hard, to drive a bolt relative to the Milwaukee, it's going to kill batteries. And then a 4 hour charge time and 1 battery?? No go, my guy. No go. Great video Tyler. As always, this is not directed at you, haha. Just at Wish haha.
Wish Wednesday! I needed this today; it was a stressful one. Thanks Tyler! ❤
We need Temu Tuesday!!!
A good test of an impact is how well it can break things loose, rather than how well it can drive something in. Most impacts will perform roughly similar on driving, but breaking loose is where the good shines from the bad. Cheaper impacts just dont have the umph sometimes. And longevity id the biggest thing. Sure it can work as well as big brand tools but how much longer will the expensive one last than the cheaper one with the same use? How strong are the plastcis, how good is the solder joints inside the electronics? Vibration dampening? Cheap tools can be freat for homeowners and diy folks but if you use them all day every day, well theres a reason people who do use more expensive tools. I would absolutely I ut my hart brand impact up against my dewalt or any other impact out there and i onow it will do the job. But which one is aitll gonna be working in 3 years after daily use?
Now that Wish Wednesday is back, maybe we can get a battle royal with TEMU Tuesday?!?
😂 I love how he's smiling during intro the cuz we're all so excited
You could do temu Tuesdays and Thursdays as well lol
I love wish Wednesdays!
I was wondering what the price difference between the drills were the entire video. After waiting till the end to find out the price of the Chinese drill was $35 dollars, I feel the value is with the Chinese drill. I'm not sure if $35 includes battery and charger ( I would assume so) then, at the price compared to over $160+, this cheap Chinese tool is a far better value than a Milwaukee impact driver. It is good to see competitive cheaper alternatives challenging US super corporations. It allows the consumer to choose and creates competition between companies, ultimately benefiting the consumer. Good content, thank you Tyler!
wont lie bro, really look forward to your vids lately!
WISH WEDNESDAY!!!
Oh my god it’s back
Using a the Fuel Version of the Milwaukee's M18 system is going to beat out everything that has a Brush motor (Milwaukee Fuel uses a more powerful brushless motor). Using the Regular M18 is a bit more fair and i think it would of drove it in at the same speed. The wish drill might of matched the Regular M18 at some points
To keep the threads from giving first, you need taller nuts. Double-stacking should work too. It would give it more room to bite more threads at once
Now that we have Wish Wednesday back. Let's add Tuesday Temu hahah
Now we need Temu Tuesdays!!
I'm waiting for the tool test hinted at on the other channel.
tyler bring back leaving things in jars for 30 days !!! please
Wish Wednesdays? More like Temu Tuesdays!!
I fucking love Wish Wednesday. All my homies love Wish Wednesday.
I could watch an all day marathon from you Tyler! Crack me up
Funny that he actually started a 24/7 stream of old vids, like a couple days after you posted this comment!
I really set myself for disappointment. I predicted you bought a literal alien ship on your community post. I was quite wrong 😂
Love wish Wednesday glad it's back
How about temu Tuesdays ? Lmao 😂 all jokes aside 10/10 series !
Hahahaha Tyler loves DeWalt as well 😂still Milwaukee the Benchmark
Me-> Hey Tyler, was that bolt hot?
Tyler-> Nope. Just don't take me long to look at bolts.
777k subs! That's pretty cool. Well done, man!
Heyy wish Wednesdays back!! Let's go
@neoanderson1628 what are you talking about I wasn't saying it for a meme
Should try a wish tool vs a temu tool
Yayyyyyy!!!! TEMU tuesdays maybe ?
Should have got one from Northern Tool or harbor freight to compare.
The Toast Shirt has seen it all, time for a new one
You need to start a Temu Tuesday or Temu Thursday 😂😂
I use Hyper Tough power tools. I've left them in the rain several times and they still work.
You should test it against a black and decker omg that would be adorable sooo cute if you do that because both of them suck
Your videos just keep improving man thats amazing. Been watching your vids for a while now:)
Temu Tuesday!