AOBEN 3/8" 12V Power Electric Ratchet Wrench Set with 1 2000mAh Lithium-Ion Battery And Charger

Used this to install mud flaps and a body kit onto my car and it was exactly what I needed to fit into tight spots under my car and in my wheel well. I can’t believe how inexpensive this was. Not once did I run out of battery power using this (but I did buy the spare battery just in case).This is a quality tool and if you’re reading this, then you probably need this tool…..buy it, it’s exactly what you’re looking for!

Use it all the time. Not so strong to over torque or twist your wrist and sure makes the ratchet old school. Batteries last a long time.

Works pretty good for light/moderate at home wrench turners. It’s works pretty good for the price point it’s in. Had it for 3 weeks. Used it several times. Battery life is good so far.

He said: "one of the rear air shock fittings broke, only about 50 years old. I decided to replace them. had to use the power ratchet to remove the nut. the nut was smoking when it got off. not possible to remove by hand"

Has way more torque than I thought. It actually broke loose bolts I didn't think it could.those it couldn't I had to use a long wrench. Good quality sturdy and gets the job done well.

I bought this after doing a review of all of the available motorized ratchets, to assess which might meet the needs of a weekend auto mechanic (hence the first person). I've used everything from Black and Decker to Makita to Milwaukee to Husky tools, as well as Harbor Freight, all of which have their pro's and con's. After looking extensively and trying out some of the various options from friends and the stores, I settled on the Aoben, based on cost, durability, the two batteries, and the 2000 mAh ratings (as well as the various reviews out there). When I got the kit, I tested the amount of charge on one of the batteries, assuming they'd be close to one another. The other one I put on the charger to see how long it would take to charge. Battery 1 was able to get through an afternoon of wrenching, pulling out various bolts from from the engine and transmission of an air cooled vehicle. I'd say I used it all told about a half hour, dropping it twice when reaching for some tight areas under the hood. (I used it outside of the motorized aspect as well - it's a 'regular' ratchet wrench as well). No issue with that. It still had charge, and when I put it on the charger it took about 35 minutes to fully charge. The smaller head was able to get into some cramped areas, which was greatly appreciated particularly when one can only 'feel' but not 'see' the nut. Battery 2 took about 48 minutes to charge (from red to green on the indicator), and the swap was fairly easy - it's a bit tight for the batteries, but only took a modicum of pulling to get it out.The functionality was no issue with both the tool and the metric sockets that came with the kit. I was also usingmy old hex attachments which were longer, and I didn't have any issues with those either. I did notice I scraped the plastic just above the battery when the tool got caught on the hood brace, but otherwise the two drops (from about waist height) didn't seem to cause any issue.Of note this is made in China - like virtually all of the other motorized ratchet wrenches I looked at (Makita and Kimo being the exceptions). At least for a weekend mechanic, the Aoben works well for what I need it for, and potentially even more than that. It isn't as heavy as some of the others, it's well balanced, and as noted, it can fit into some tight areas which others might not be able to do so. Although I wish the finish was a bit better (that plastic scrape was my fault, though), I'm otherwise pleased with the tool, the batteries, and the sockets. It's high value for the price.

It speeds up your work a lot faster. The torque is good but don't expect too much at this price range. Two batteries are good and with no worries of insufficient power in the middle of your work. Also it comes with handy with some common sockets.

Ok, the torque specs are not accurate at 40 ft/lbs but that's what the traditional ratchet is for, right? For the money, this a great medium use tool, especially for automotive work. It broke and drove rusted skid plate bolts on my truck just fine. If you want a tool to break and drive and torque all in one get a 90 degree impact wrench. I think this tool is performed perfectly for it's price point.

Very nice idea for a motorcycle or small engine job.It's too torque for M6 fasteners, can easily snap them. Nice for M8, m10. Gives torque rate about 20-30ftlb which is enough. After torqueing with motor I use it like a ratchet to torque to proper feel. Well made tool for that price. Two batteries are a big advantage.

電動のためエアーツールには劣るが問題なし、バッテリーも２個付属なのでバッテリー切れの心配もなし、普通に毎日使えてます良い買い物をしたと思ってます。

Works fantastic. I've wanted one for a while, but the main Home Depot competitor is twice the money. Its also probably twice the tool, but if you are a do-it yourself shade tree mechanic, this is great value.I bought this and used it immediately on a complete rebuild of a 6 liter diesel engine, and this was the MVP tool for that entire job.Some reviews giving it bad review because it has no 'loosening' power, but none of these types of ratchets are, even the air driven ones aren't. They aren't designed to 'break' the initial connection. You put it on the bolt, pull on the body of it like a regular ratchet to crack the nut/bolt loose, then you press the button to spin it off with the motor. Manufacturers 'say' not to do it this way because people would attempt to use these in an improper method, like standing on the tool to get a bolt loose, or attach a pipe to it. They aren't designed for that and people are just dumb. It situations where its too tight to turn, you need a bigger tool like a breaker bar to loose the bolt. This will take it off the rest of the way!That battery lasts a really reasonable time. the build is pretty good. I feel the battery connects to the body in a little bit of a 'cheap' or not well executed design, i had the battery pop out a few times, but the price of this is 1/2 of the nearest competitor and so far its doing exactly what I need it to do.6 month update:Still holding strong. This is now on my top favorite tool. I've used this on every engine work I've done in 2019 since I bought it. The battery each last a long time, but its quite a bit. The quality has held out so far, i've dropped it a few times and no issues. Worked on all kinds of engines with it, super happy.

仕事で使用しています。他にもACデルコのものも持っていますあまり遜色なく普通に使えます。ホースがない分本当にどこでも使えて楽。バッテリーも2個付いてこの値段はありがたい。でも付いて来る工具は使わないほうが良いと思う。

As advertised. The batteries are somewhat tight to get out of the ratchet (for the moderate amount I have used it so far) and the light is not very good. The charge lasts ok, but not great so having 2 batteries means it’s a non issue. But the ratchet has good power (remember it’s not meant to break bolts loose like the expensive ratchets) and gets long bolts and studs out which can save a lot of time, especially in tight areas where hand turning a wrench or ratchet can be at an 1/8th of a turn at a time. The trigger is easy to control the speed when reinstalling bolts or nuts and will easily run thin bolts or studs down to snug without breaking them or tighter for thicker fasteners if you want. Best to break bolts or nuts loose first as recommended and when tightening, use a wrench or ratchet to final tight or to check the torque. For the money, a good unit to have