eTORK 3/8" Digital Torque Wrench, 25-250 in-lb Electronic Precision Tool | 3/8" Drive With Backlit Display For Lawn Mower, Chainsaw, Motorcycle, Bicycle Components & Low Torque Fasteners

First of all, let me say that I am a construction worker and not a mechanic by trade, but I do some mechanic work around the house from time to time. I already owned a click type torque wrench, but I was always unsure of getting the correct setting adjusted on it and would sometimes miss the click that it made at times, but it was fine for the minor things that I would use it for.But, when the intake manifold on my Mustang needed replacing, and due to an extreme garage repair estimate, I decided to tackle the job myself. I knew I needed a wrench that I could trust for accuracy, one that is simple to use and one that would definitely let you know when you had reached the target torque. Part of the bolts on the manifold were to be torqued in ft/lbs and some in in/lds, so I also needed a wrench that would read both, so I purchased this wrench.I am VERY PLEASED with this wrench. It is SO EASY TO USE. It is so easy to set your target torque and it has a definite "give" in the handle when you reach your torque setting that you won't miss. It seems to be a very high quality tool plus a great case to store it in (This ones staying in the house with me). Another plus is that the sales and service for this wrench is located in the USA, (Georgia) This tool paid for itself many times over with this one job. To say that I am pleased with this wrench is an understatement. If your thinking about buying a digital torque wrench in this torque range, buy this one, you will be very pleased!!!

Works great for small torques. About my only critique is it does not beep (i knew that when I bought it). Its a digital clickable torque wrench but with the small scale I wish it was in a 1/4 drive vs 3/8. Its a good digital torque wrench with a carrying case at a great price.

I was looking for a Newton-meter torque wrench to accurately tighten the fasteners on my motorcycles as all the torque values are in Nm. Easy to set and provides a nice click when the specified torque is reached. Appears well made and comes in a sturdy plastic case. I did not have issues with the desired setting moving when I locked the adjustment knob as others noted in their reviews. It's sensitive, but not overly so. Good instructions, decent warranty and easy inexpensive battery change. Overall good value.

Works as it should, for the most part. Feels tight and well made. My only gripe is that getting the torque set just right is difficult in that you pull the bottom cap out to make the adjustment then push it back in to lock it. Many times when I push it back in the torque setting changes. It is a bit annoying.

First of all this seller is amazing! He sent the instructions of the product before we even received it which came with the paper instructions! We also received it the next day! I bought this for my husband who was getting frustrated with his old torque wrench being accurate. This product is great! Easy to use and read! Not to mention an excellent value! My husband is thrilled with it and shows it off to his friends! He has used it 4 times with on point accuracy!

This is a perfect and easy torque wrench. The digital display is easy to read and gives you all the possible torque specs needed, i.e. nm, in or ft. So you don't have to worry about convert anything. I found very easy to use on my Harley. And it is light and perfect size for any tool box. And the price is just right.

I purchased both the 3/8" and 1/2" eTORK digital torque wrenches. I read the instructions and then started to use the tool. I quickly found out that I wasn't able to set the wrenches to the minimum or maximum torque settings. The minimum was too high and the maximum was too low (compared to the advertised min/max torque settings). This rendered the tools useless. I can't speak for any of the features on this tool since I couldn't even use it.I ended up getting the ACDelco 3/8" digital torque wrench from Amazon and a Quinn 1/2" digital torque wrench from Harbor Freight. If you need a 3/8" torque wrench I recommend the ACDelco one; the only cons are the batteries run out pretty quick and you have to take them out after each use or they'll be weak/out of juice the next time you use it. Also, the screen is slightly hard to read if you're not in a well lit environment but it's manageable. The 1/2" ACDelco wrench is probably just as good, though I haven't tried it, I probably should have got it instead of the Quinn. The Quinn 1/2" I got from HF also works well. HF gets a bad reputation online but has rarely let me down. I also hear the Quinn digital torque adapter is very accurate so I assumed their torque wrench was probably also accurate.

Highly recommend this digital torque wrench, rated at 25-250 inch-pounds. I have been using it for 3 years on small engines and spark plugs. Of all my t-wrenches, I tend to use this one the most.No issues so far. It’s a micro-torque wrench that operates in the range of inch-pounds, not foot-pounds. So don’t try it on lug nuts, or on any bolt that requires more than 20 ft-lbs of torque.Also, it takes a little time to get used to the way the head clicks, or gives way, when you are at the correct torque.Some digital torque wrenches vibrate or sound a buzzer when you reach the desired torque, but I really like the E-Tork click function, which gives it a similar feel to mechanical torque wrenches.