Leolee1/2-Inch Drive Digital Torque Wrench with Angle, 7.38-147.5 Ft-Lb/10-200 Nm Electronic Torque Wrench with Preset Value, Data Storage, Buzzer, LED Flash Notification for Motorcycle, Car

The media could not be loaded. VERY GOOD TOOL... AT THE BEGINNING I DID NOT KNOW HOW IT WORKED, BUT YOU HAVE TO READ THE MANUAL FOR A WHILE SO YOU UNDERSTAND HOW IT WORKS. WHEN YOU ONLY NEED TO APPLY TORQUE THE ANGLES SHOULD BE AT "0" SO IT WILL NOTIFY WHEN IT REACHES THE INDICATED TORQUE, BUT IF THE SCREW HAS A TIGHTENING ANGLE, YOU HAVE TO ENTER THE ANGLE THAT THE SCREW HAS, THEN THE TORQUE OF IT... THEN WHEN YOU APPLY FORCE, THE TOOL WILL BEGIN TO REACH THE DESIRED TORQUE, ONCE IT IS REACHED IT WILL IMMEDIATELY JUMP TO THE ANGLES.. THAT IS FOR EXAMPLE: 20 N/M AND 10 DEGREES, FIRST IT REACHES 2O N/M AND IT AUTOMATICALLY FOLLOWS THE DEGREES DIRECTLY, IN ONE TIME AND IT WILL START SOUNDING WHEN IT REACHES THE INDICATED DEGREE. AFTER UNDERSTANDING HOW IT WORKS, I FALL IN LOVE WITH IT... A VERY GOOD BUY... BUT BE PATIENT, YOU HAVE TO READ AND UNDERSTAND A LITTLE, AS THE INSTRUCTIONS ARE A LITTLE TANGLED...UPDATE: the tool does what it should, after several tests and assembly of various parts that required torque with angle, I was able to verify that this tool is wonderful. Remember: example, if the screw says 35 Nm, and 45 degrees, you have to put the indicated torque first, then the angles, when the operation begins, it warns when the screw already has 35 Nm and the indicated angles, all in one simple operation, there is no need to stop for 35 Nm and then the angles, a single operation and that's it. if you only want torque, the angles should be at "0".

As someone who’s only recently gotten into doing his own car repairs this torque wrench is amazing for the price point. Easy to use and read. I used it for the first time to replace the wheel bearing on my ‘13 bmw 328i and it made torquing everything so simple and really put my mind at ease that I did it right! Highly recommend

Great torque wrench. No more guess work. You want 32 degrees. Set it and you get it. Great for under the hood repairs. Where the swing is farther than the space. This wrench measures the first swing then measures the second swing for a total amount. Use it on every cylinder head job I do. Never had a problem. Would recommend to anyone needing the correct angle read. The instructions took a bit to get figured out. But works great now.

While I'll eventually master this electronic tool, it's one of the worst examples of a manufacturer (Leolee, who doesn't even show up on the internet) providing poor instructions. You can hardly make out the text with a magnifying glass. You go down a path that turns into incomprehensible gibberish or a dead-end.I can't find ANYTHING about the company. No website, NOTHING! "Leolee US" is relabeling products from Vanpo, under their own name. Vanpo also sells their own brand of torque wrenches.This Leolee/Vanpo tool is Chinese, whereas many or most good digital torque wrenches come from Taiwan. I reserve criticism of the actual tool as I'm still trying to figure out the paper instructions.

I love this tool. I have always used mechanical torque wrench's and this one is so easy to use and has angle on it as well and tells you when to stop.

what ever you do do not buy this torque wrench. I purchased it to torque the heads on my truck which called for and angle torque sequence. The torque wrench calculated the back ratcheting as angle movement and it completely messed up my procedure. Further more it would randomly added angle to the measurement because the head of the wrench is so sloppy even if i had turned nothing, a slight jiggle would just add a bunch of angle. I then proceeded to test the torque wrench in a controlled environment to see if i was doing something incorrectly. I found that depending on how tight a bolt was or wasn't effected what the read out. Sometimes 90 degrees would be close to an actual 90 degrees and sometimes i wouldn't even get to 45 degrees and it would be flashing over 100 as if i had gone well past my mark. Because of my trouble with this wrench I looked in to many wrenches, and the only one i saw that hit the mark for other mechanics was the snap on. I have never bought snap on because they are way out of my budget but if precision torque is needed then the only way to find it is with snap on.

Hands down, the best 3/8 torque wrench on the market. The best features: the buzzer and lighting when it reaches pre-set torque, the additional degree (e.g. 70 NM plus 180○ degress), and the buzzer/lights recognizes the set degrees. The white light on the display complements the red. Lastly, it automatically converts and displays 3 different unit of measures. For example, if you set it at 70 NM, it automatically displays the foot pounds at the press of a button - genius!Feels sturdy and torques like a champ.

I work as an auto technician. I have non digital torque wrenches but needed a digital readout for angle. The angle meters i found won't fit my old torque wrench though. I looked through reviews and when I saw this for under $100, I thought why not. IT WORKS! and about $300-400 cheaper than the tool trucks. You will NOT be disappointed. Only recommendation is switching the batteries. The batteries that come with the wrench are your standard cheapies that come in kids toys from overseas or your TV remote. Other than that, I highly recommend this wrench.