KIMO Cordless Electric Ratchet Wrench Set, 40 Ft-lbs, 400 RPM, 12V Cordless Ratchet Wrench 3/8" w/ 60-Min Charger, 7 Sockets, 1/4" adapter, 2-Pack 2000mAh Lithium-Ion Batteries, Variable Speed Trigger

A Powerful Ratchet Set for My Needs.This is KIMO Cordless Electric Ratchet Wrench Set, 40 Ft-lbs, 400 RPM, 3/8" 12V Cordless Ratchet Kit w/ 60-Min Fast Charge, Variable Speed Trigger, 2-Pack Lithium-Ion Batteries, 8 Sockets - Green Color.Package Including:👉 1 x KIMO Cordless Electric Ratchet Wrench👉 2 x Batteries👉 1 x Fast Charger👉 7 x Sockets👉 1 x KIMO BMC Case👉 1 x 3/8-Inch to 1/4-Inch drive adapterPros 👍:✅ Good Quality / Construction✅ Very Easy to Use✅ Powerful✅ A very good Battery life✅ Battery Charge very fast✅ Very Good Speed✅ Very useful provided sockets✅ Very easy to hold and use✅ Good Storage caseCons 👎:❌ None so farThe quality of the ratchet is very good and very comfortable to use. The battery life is very good and the provided set of 2 are helpful. A very good handy tool for my DIY projects. It deserves 4.5 ⭐️Stars. I hope you find this review helpful. Whenever I use it's always does the job without any issues, and its speed is enough for my basic need of DIY home/car repairs. The storage case is sturdy and holds the tool and socket intact. Overall, it's a very useful tool for the price in its category.

I've wanted one of these tools for years, just didn't want to spend too much for it. When I saw this particular tool with the 2 batteries and case, I figured that I'd give it a try. This is the first time I've used an electric ratchet, so I don't have anything to compare it to except for my Kobalt impact driver.I believe that this tool is rated for 40lbs. of torque so it may not get the really tight bolts and nuts off, but I just loosen them first by hand, then use this tool for the rest. I tell you; this thing really saves time and effort. I used it to disassemble a car engine and it really sped things up. Due to the size, you can fit it into places that you can't really fit an impact driver but it still is much bigger than a manual ratchet or wrench so you may have to use extensions to get fit.This electric ratchet feels solid and weighs about 4lbs. I've used it a handful of times and never completely ran out of battery, I just charge it when I'm finished. I'm sure if you are doing a big job, you'll need to switch batteries. The case and the set of sockets is a nice plus too. I already have all of the socket sizes included in this kit but who can't use another set?I can't really speak about how long this tool can and will last but so far, I am thoroughly impressed. I do plan on trying out other tools by this company.

it's a nice tool. it seems to be well built. nice sturdy case. but time will tell how long it will last. but what I didn't like was the shipping. the shipping was slow and delayed. other than that everything was ok.

First of all, this tool definitely makes auto repairs easier then without it. I've had this now for several months and I have used it to change a water pump & thermostat on a Nissan, front end work on my Honda Odyssey, oil changes on my Infinity due to the skid-plate having 14 bolts to remove to access the oil pan& filter, and recently a starter on my sons Toyota 4runner requiring a skid plate removal. I'm not a professional mechanic but I've been doing my own car maintenance for many many years.I've done several involved repairs over the years and one thing that always bothered me was having to "slowly ratchet" nuts and bolts to access the repair component. I also watch lots of auto repair videos, love-em. I was watching a repair one day and saw a person using a power ratchet like the Kimo. So I said, "I'm getting one of those". I did my research as I always do for determining quality, past reviews and how it will help me if I use it.Back to the item review. The tool kit meets my "How will it help me" list. It is organized in its case and easy to use with different sockets. The tool feels heavy enough in your hands to feel good using it to torque down bolts. I break loose any nuts or bolts first and use the tool for its ease and speed. This is especially helpful in tight places where a ratchet is hard to use due to limited space. The torque on the tool is enough that you can reasonably tighten down on a nut or bolt, but follow up with the needed torque spec if needed using hand tightening.I've owned and used dozens of power tools while owning a remodeling business for 20 years. I've used high end brands and middle of the road brands, and cheap brands. I usually prefer middle to high end for tool quality and longevity. That being said, this tool is well made, is powerful for a DIY person, and comes with a good battery and awesome storage case. It has made car repairs much easier for me 100% and the price didn't break the bank.Also, my neighbors and a few friends who have seen my tools set up, they always ask, "Hey whats in the cool green case?". When I showed them, they all said "I should get one of these". So if your considering one of these, this one is a great choice, a 10 out of 10 for me! Good luck and remember don't pay someone to do something for you that you can do better yourself!DIY-Dave

While the unit did eventually fail on me after 2 years of use, it was very useful and well built for the price that was paid. I liked that they included a selection of sockets that were included. The two batteries were a welcome addition as most other vendors only include one or sometimes just the tool.Size was good for working in confined spaces, my only complaint would be the toggle for direction can sometimes get jammed against a working surface if you're not paying attention.So if you're looking for a cheap, decent ratchet, don't give this one a miss.

My first battery ratchet and I love it. hopefully it last me a while and the price was right. like the case to