Fanttik E2 Ultra Precision Electric Screwdriver
Tools November 2, 2026
The Fanttik E2 Ultra is designed for the jobs where a normal electric screwdriver would be far too clumsy. Think laptops, phones, cameras, watches, RC cars and other small electronics where a stripped screw can turn a simple repair into a much bigger problem.
Its main advantage here is control, there are five torque settings ranging from 0.05Nm to 0.6Nm, giving you options over how much force is applied. The 270rpm motor is quick enough to save plenty of wrist work without feeling overly aggressive, and you can also use the screwdriver manually when you want a to feel into that final turn.
The E2 Ultra comes with 50 magnetic S2 steel bits covering 12 different types, so most common precision screws are accounted for. A pry tool and ESD safe tweezers are included as well, making the kit particularly useful for electronics repairs. Small LED lights around the tip help illuminate what you are doing, which becomes super handy when dealing with tiny black screws inside an equally black laptop.
The storage system is pretty cool, both aesthetically and practically. The bits are held magnetically in place inside a rotating aluminium case, with a pop up mechanism that keeps everything wonderfully organised.
The device is power by an 800mAh rechargeable battery, with USB C charging. Fanttik says a full charge can tighten around 550 M3 screws, although the screwdriver cannot be used while charging. A light bar on the body shows the selected torque level and whether the driver is tightening or loosening.
The E2 Ultra is more specialised than a general household screwdriver, but that is exactly why it works. For electronics, models and other small repairs, the combination of fine torque control, plenty of bits and tidy storage makes it a genuinely useful little toolkit. RRP £89.99
- Five torque settings
- 50 magnetic S2 steel bits included
- Compact and easy to control
- Useful LED lighting around the tip
- Can also be used manually
- USB C charging
- Neat rotating storage case
- Includes tweezers and pry tool
- Too specialised for larger household jobs
- Cannot be used while charging
- Small size may feel fiddly for bigger hands
- More expensive than a basic precision screwdriver set


