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If you’re more of a DIY person and would rather take care of the repairs on your equipment yourself, you can in many cases but need the right tools. You can start building up the tools you need by getting the PKEY Precision Electric Screwdriver Set. In many situations, it may be all you need. Buy it now and save.

Repair your laptop, mobile phone, camera, watch, controller, game console, drone, and more. The screwdriver has three electrical gears with 0.15N.m, 0.25N.m, and 0.35N.m torque and unloaded speeds of 180, 190, 200rpm. The torque limit will be automatically detected and will shut down on its own.

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The set includes 28 magnetic precision high-grade sandblasted S2 alloy bits. You can also add or reduce the magnetism to help you grab screws better. A palmar bracket on the top rotates 360º, allowing you several different ways to hold it, to reach all those small areas. At only 5″ long, it’s also easy to hold on to. Forward and reverse buttons help you quickly tighten and loosen screws.

A 300mAh battery allows you to run the screwdriver for 300 minutes on a single charge, then fully recharge it in just 40 minutes, eliminating your wait time to finish your projects. The charger has a built-in USB-C charging port to add to the convenience.

Apply the 20% coupon on Amazon and add the 15% code URH91OMP to pay just $31.19 for the screwdriver set through May 27, 2023. Be sure to check out the prices on the other PKEY sets as well.

PKEY Precision Electric Screwdriver Set

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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