SwiftDrive™ Electric Screwdriver Set

Fighting with tiny screws on remotes, controllers, gadgets or glasses is annoying as hell – they’re slippery, hard to grip and your hand gets tired fast.

The SwiftDrive™ Electric Screwdriver Set is made for those small, precise jobs: you pick a bit, tap the button and let it gently do the turning while you just hold it in place.

Why You’ll Love It

• Built for small screws – Perfect for remotes, game controllers, small electronics, toys and other little fixes around the house.
  
• More control, less slipping – The motor turns smoothly so you don’t strip tiny screw heads by pushing too hard with a manual screwdriver.
  
• Three speeds for precision – Use lower speeds for delicate devices and higher speeds for slightly tougher jobs.
  
• Compact & easy to handle – Lightweight, pen-style shape that fits comfortably in your hand and doesn’t feel bulky.
  
• Always ready in a drawer – Rechargeable design so you can grab it, fix something in seconds and put it back for next time.
  

Perfect For

• Opening and closing small electronics
  
• Swapping batteries in remotes and toys
  
• Tightening loose screws on glasses and gadgets
  
• PC cases, controllers and tech accessories
  
• Any “tiny screw job” you used to dread doing by hand
  

Product Details

• Type: Electric precision screwdriver set for small screws
  
• Speeds: 3-speed adjustable motor for control
  
• Power: Rechargeable design (via USB/charger – match your exact model)
  
• Use: Small household fixes, electronics, tech, glasses and light DIY
  
• Included: Electric screwdriver handle + selection of precision bits (list exact types/sizes from your supplier if you want)

1. Charge it up
   Plug the SwiftDrive™ handle into a USB charger and let it fully charge before your first use.
2. Choose the right bit
   Pick the screwdriver bit that matches your screw (Phillips, flat, etc.) and push it firmly into the tip of the handle until it clicks into place.
   
3. Set your speed
   Select one of the three speed settings – lower for delicate screws or electronics, higher for furniture and bigger jobs.
   
4. Line it up
   Place the bit straight into the screw head and hold the screwdriver steady so it doesn’t slip.
   
5. Press and let it work
   Hold the button to start turning and gently guide the tool while it does the spinning. Release the button to stop.
   
6. Swap bits or recharge when needed
   Change bits for the next task, and when you feel it losing power, just recharge and it’s ready for the next “I’ll fix it later” job.