VTWM-10

It worked as promised.

I enjoy the accuracy versus analog torque wrenches (displays to thousandths place). But most of all, I love it the when you set it for the torque value limit, and then it of course signals you as you approach the set limit. And when you stop tightening, the wrench displays BOTH your set value and how much over/under you are with your target/set torque value!!! This is quite valuable for my bicycles.

Was skeptical at first, but it works well and is easy to use and navigate through the function menu.Would have given 5 starts, but in this day of rechargeable everything this has standard batteries.Did the job I needed it to do.

The ease of use is tricky because the alert comes on early and progressively intensifies as the desired torque is reached. Probably a good thing that I just need to get used too.

I wasn't doing brain surgery with it, just needed to be good for a few uses and it was.

Works as promised

I’m building an airplane and all threaded fasteners must be torqued. This allows a quick way to torque the fasteners and gives a reading of the value achieved afterwords. Much better than a “snap” torque wrench imo.

Bought this to do a valve cover job on my BMW.24 bolts required torque of 8.5NM. This torque wrench started to fail before I completed the job.started to get eradicated readings, then it stopped working. Would not turn on. I replaced the batteries think they went dead. It was working again after but after that the the power button would not work at all.I can not state the accuracy but I have a small oil leak from the new valve cover and think it was not accurate to the 8.5NM. I have to tear down the N54 again which is a huge bummer. I will buy a different brand torque wrench that hopefully is up to the job of torquing down 24 bolts and recheck the torque,I hope they are on the light side so I don’t have to replace the brand new gasket.This thing can not be trusted.And the adjustment for the torque is insanely tedious, hold the button op or down and it adjusts by.001 at a time till you reach what torque you need, terrible.I tried to return and could not find any info on how to return on the 1 year warranty. To make matters worse Amazon charged me a $20 dollar restocking fee to return a broken item.