Sturdy, compact, well made, easy to use.

I like the design of this torque wrench. It fits in places where a standard torque wrench handle is too long. Setting the desired torque value is simple. Release the lock handle, pull up, then dial your desired torque value. Press the handle down to relock and your set to use the wrench.The wrench also includes two spaces for a selection of ¼in. bits located in the T-handle portion of the wrench. Since the wrench uses standard ¼in. bits you can use bits from other sources.

Used it a few times for electrical connections. Nice feel and very rugged. Tip storage is perfect for my toolbag..

I have some robotic projects along with some heatsinks that work best with exacting measurements. What is the best tension? For each? I ordered this to establish the best, possible tightness and I wanted uniformity for some motors and struts but most importantly for CPU heatsinks to determine optimal tension without leaving performance on the table while not over tightening causing system instabilities.So far I've discovered hand tightening has left a lot of uneven tension on numerous robotic mounts especially motor/wheel/pivot points so I'm going back through and re-measuring a lot of old works.It has worked exactly as advertised. I wouldn't it it the most accurate out there but for the price and desire for range consistency it is more than accurate enough and easy to use.5/5

great torque driver, easy to use and the settings are accurate

We got this to use on my husbands fire arms and electronics.It arrives ready to use.Everything is all enclosed within the handle.It feels very solid and sturdy.It seems to be very well made.There is no play in it, which also makes it feel well made.We think it is going to last for years.To test it out we took a very delicate gun scope apart and put it back together.It did everything as expected.I had no problems with removing or replacing anything on it.We would buy this again.

works well, seems pretty well made, and good value

Would be nice if it was ratcheting ,but it will serve the purpose.

Used this to mount optics on a couple of rifles. It seemed to work alright, but the directions on its use and the ability to read exactly how many ft-lbs of force it is set to are a little difficult.

I bought this under a different name but it’s exactly the same tool just printed under a different name (Autled). Very functional design with self contained bits at just the right dimensions of torx bits and others. But I compared the torque rating with another reputable tool and this seems to be slightly heavier than the reading gauge. I’d say about 3 pounds in discrepancy. The meter is also very confusing to read. You can’t tell the difference of anything less than 5 pound increments. Also the notches marked at the upper section of the “T” shape seems to be not calibrated with the correct corresponding reading on the gauge within the window. Twisting it four 5 pound increments lands the reading gauge to 25 when it should say 20.