Fanttik E2 Max Mini Electric Screwdriver — 0.4 N.m Torque, 50 Bits, 5/32in Hex

Meet the Fanttik E2 Max Mini Electric Screwdriver

Designed to fit in the palm, this compact tool blends thoughtful ergonomics with precise control. The 220 RPM motor delivers three fine torque settings—0.05, 0.2, and 0.4 N.m—allowing careful tightening and safe disassembly of delicate devices such as phones, tablets, watches, and cameras.

Power and precision you can feel

• Three torque levels provide adaptable control for precision electronics.
• Electric mode supports up to 0.4 N.m for small fastenings with minimal effort.

In real use, the right setting helps you work smoothly from a gentle loosen to a secure snug, reducing the risk of unintended damage during micro-assembly and repair tasks.

Extended power for longer sessions

• 800mAh rechargeable battery offers longer use between charges, roughly 2.3x longer than the E1 Max.
• Type-C charging port supports quicker, more convenient recharging.

Less downtime means you can finish a sequence of tweaks—whether it’s swapping a battery, reseating a connector, or adjusting a tiny sensor—without frequent recharging breaks.

Magnetic storage keeps tools organized

• Integrated bit storage stays accessible and the magnetic system secures bits to prevent loss.
• Quick access to the exact bit you need helps keep your workspace tidy as you work across devices.

Organization matters when you’re juggling tiny screws and multiple gadgets, helping you stay efficient and focused on the task at hand.

Versatile bit collection for diverse repairs

• 12 types, totaling 50 high-strength S2 steel bits, plus a 1.78-inch HEX 2.0 bit.
• Includes a pry bar and ESD tweezers to expand repair options for small components.

The kit supports a range of electronics bodywork—from smartphones to laptops—offering flexibility without the need for multiple separate tools.

Premium, portable design

Machined from aluminum alloy with a minimalist tech aesthetic, the E2 Max balances style and portability for modern repair workflows.