Wera 05074701001 Kraftform 7441 Hexagon Torque Screwdriver, 1/4" Head, 1.2-3.0 Nm Variable Torque Adjustment Range

Typical amazing Wera quality. Designed thoughtfully, functions as expected, easy to adjust and use. Very comfortable in the hand.

Granted this is a very low torque screwdriver (for wire terminals and stuff) so not like im reefing on it but, it nice and even with its weight and fits the hand nicely to where I can use this all day with comfort. and the snap ball on the bit holder is by far the reason this gets 5 stars, way better than any stupid magnetic holder for bits, (mhmmm Milwaukee im looking at you). overall does what it needs to, can't say much on the accuracy other than "yep that feels bout right" but yeah in my experience with "high calibrate" (though greatly abused drivers) id say its in the ball park, and id trust this than any of the random "changes by the week" named companies that offer cramp for only like $10, not saying to over pay for things but buy cheap sometimes get cheap. I think this driver hits every mark. And again that bit holder just tops the cake it alone brought the review from a 4 to a 5 star rating.

Like other Wera tools I have, this is a great addition to my tool box. Works as described.

Excellent quality variable (1.2 - 3 Nm) torque screwdriver (German, made in Czech Republic) available in a variety of torque settings. Determines your preset torque in the tightening direction only. (you set the device to the torque you want). Comes with certifications. 1/4" bits must be purchased separately.

Was between this one, the Fat Wrench and the craftsman. The craftsman us just too expensive, the fat wrench seems large to me. This one works just fine and feels like it is commercial grade.

Torque settings work as expected, ergonomics are great. Price is on the higher side.

There is no scale to adjust the torque setting. You have to buy another calibration kit to use the piece crap. Not user friendly at all .

This is a well made tool with a satisfying click when the torque setting is reached. The torque values are small and difficult to read on the shaft. The instructions say to have it calibrated once a year. On the Wera website the cost of calibration is 85% of the cost of a new tool. If you can't afford downtime you'd be better off just buying a new one.