HOTO Cordless Screwdriver Lite unboxing. And some other HOTO tool observations. Good Stuff.
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- HOTO makes outstanding tools. Truly, a fusion of beauty and function! And just as I was making a video about the amazing HOTO drill, a Cordless Screwdriver Lite shows up so here is the unboxing. This HOTO stuff is really good. Don't miss out on these great HOTO tools with all the tool noise flying around out there. It's hard to get noticed these days, so I feel obligated to shout "HOTO tool are amazing!"
HOTO Cordless Screwdriver Lite and other HOTO Tools:
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Looking forward to seeing how you like these !
I`ve had the round one with Type-C for over a year. Well happy with it! It is strong enough to be used while assembling/disassembling wooden cupboards. One of the best and most useful gadgets I own.
Hello again Doc
Thank you for another Great Video. Very selection of tools. Again thank you
The heavier one you can turn off so it doesn't turn on accidentally in your bag.
I have that one and it's prefect for small machine screws, i.e installing components in comms cabs etc.
I got a much thinner "Precision" electric screwdriver and found it's SLIGHTLY too weak for my use (fixing laptops). I want something in BETWEEN the HOTO 3.6 (the metal one w/the torque settings) and the very thin "Precision ones. I also want a much faster, or at least moderately faster RPM than what I've seen so far. I want it to make my work FASTER, not just electric.
What size is the chuck for the bits, 1/4"?
yes.. and you can use any bits this size from your other sets
Really appreciate your video, so I gave it a like. And I am a subscriber. But I'm on the fence about the tool. Its a cool gizmo, but the issue I have with modern electronics is the planned obsolescence built into the design. Primarily the battery. If the battery stops holding a charge, are replacements readily available? Can I use off-the-shelf rechargeable batteries, like, say, 18650s? Since right-to-repair isn't federal legislation, these are the questions that come to mind before I spend even any amount of money, because what I spend my money on is a vote for the kind of design and business models these companies want to continue. If a tool isn't user serviceable, it might as well be disposable, and I'm not ready to accept tools as disposable. I believe that tools should be lifetime investments, and therefore assets, not a line-item expenditure.
Right to repair wouldn't affect something like this. Built in batteries and planned obsolescence will stay the same. It's about providing a pathway to fix the product. If it uses a proprietary battery, you'll possibly be able to get it without having to send the tool to the manufacturer. If the control circuitry uses a proprietary chip, you'll have a better chance of identifying it and sourcing it. And you'll be able to get a schematic of the PCB to diagnose problems. But as far as most things go, it won't affect things that aren't worth fixing.
I wonder how this compares to the Dewalt Gyroscopic screwdriver. The Dewalt is 8v.
Interesting! Maybe worth a try, thanks.
NICE VIDEO THANK YOU MEN
I don't understand the difference between the Lite and the regular
Is you watch a deepsea? Looks really good
Yes. Thanks.
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❤ how much
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I’m not sure if that’s the right pronunciation for the word “hoto” lol
yeah they might have missed the mark on the naming in North America but there is no denying the superior quality and feel of these.. I have two
Review of a screw driver without scewing anything......:)))))
Probably because they're more of a toy than a tool.
Where's the SNAP-ON guy? He's late!
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Hahaha. I’m watching this late due to a day off for the holiday and I didn’t really care about this tool. Thanks for the laugh!!!