Salme Master’s latest electric precision screwdriver comes with 56 popular bits, including Phillips, Slotted, Hex, Torx (including 5 point), Y-type (including square), Triangle (including square), Square (including square), and U-type (including square). This makes it compatible with virtually all electronic devices.
With its high performance, the Electric Screwdriver has the highest load-free speed of up to 200RPM and the maximum torque of up to 0.15/3N.m, making it more than capable of repairing your electronic devices. Mobile phones, RC drones, joysticks, watches, computers, hard drives, cameras, and other electronic devices are examples.
‘Multi-Functional Designs’ are those that have more than one function. Designed with LED shadow-free lighting and a USB charging port, this device provides ample power at the appropriate time. The designs for automatic and manual operation ensure high levels of working efficiency. The one-key control has been reversed and is simple to use.
Slim aluminum alloy housing with a pen shape design that is ergonomic, easy to grip, and portable are among the premium features. Design with a delicate and stylish appearance, made of high-quality aluminum alloy for a comfortable touch and a longer life span. Specifically designed with four commonly used 45mm bits to make deep hole operation more straightforward.
‘Contents of the Package.
Electric Precision Screwdriver with Base (for the screwdriver to stand up the desktop), exquisite white magnetic storage box (for the screwdriver and bits), magnetic positioning plate, suction cup, add / degauss, triangle disassemble, USB charging cable, 56 S2 steel bits, and an appropriate amount of common screws to make your repair working easier are all included in the SALEM MASTER Electric Precision Screwdriver with Base (for the screwdriver to stand up the desktop), magnetic positioning plate, suction cup.
In my limited experience, the small size appeals to me a great deal. It has more than enough power (torque) to complete those tasks. The bit selection is satisfactory, though I would have preferred to see a few additional bits included or substituted for some of the ones that were included. It would have been nice to have a ‘Y’ button for working on specific equipment.
The only thing about it that I don’t particularly care for is the base that it can be placed on. It doesn’t really hold because it simply rests on top of it with the bit holder end pointing down into a shaped hole. According to my opinion, the base should have been turned over with the larger flat side facing down and counter bored so that at least 3/8ths of the driver body would set down in it when it was turned over. That would make me a much more stable person.
Overall, I’m pleased with how things have turned out so far. It will be interesting to see how long it will be usable for, for example, how long the battery will last and how it will handle wear and tear.
