Amazon Basics 1/2 Inch Drive Click Heavy-Duty Torque Wrench, 25-250 ft.-lb, 33.9-338.9 Nm

Amazing quality Torques to perfectly

Hope items will use longer

It does the job.

Looking good

The price is good, probably better then anything else you will find on the market, but the one I got had a very very quiet click, as a result I ended up snapping one of my crank bolts because it could not hear or feel a clicking

This item was defective. I can set any torque setting and it will still tighten without clicking. The mechanism inside is jammed.

It looks good but not smooth while adjusting the torque settings

La qualité perçue ne semble pas optimale mais, pour un usage occasionnel, cette clé devrait faire le job...à voir sur la durée...

Secondary scale is only for ft-lb! In order to know the exact Nm value you need to look it up in the manual! For example when you want 140Nm, you need to set the primary scale to 135.6Nm and turn the secondary scale to a bit over 3. 3ft-lb is around 4Nm so then it adds up (135.6Nm + ~4Nm = 140Nm). It would be better if the secondary scale also would have Nm marking.

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Good quality, great price and worked at treat when replacing two wheel hubs on my car where greater force was required

Cheapest torque wrench in 30 to 330 Nm range I could find. Using it for private/hobby car repairs and tire changes. For tightening wheel axis nuts to specs I needed something beond the regular 220 Nm range torque wrenches often used for tires (lug nuts). Quality looks OK for the price and my (infrequent) use. Pros: - Price. - Does the job. Cons: - Has both foot-pound and newton-meter scales but is heavily foot-pound oriented. Foot-pounds are listed in whole units in clear ranges of 25 and are easy to read. The values on the new-meter scale are 1 on 1 derived from the foot-pound scale. The numbers contain fractions and the ranges are not in logical easy to read amounts. The fine scale on the handle is in foot-pounds only. One stripe on the scale is one fout-pound (not one newton-meter) so one always needs to do manual conversion of the reading. Therefore the newton-meter scale is awkward and impractical to use in practice. - The anti-slip pattern that is pressed into the handle is shallow and uneven and could be much better (looks like a poor quality job). The rest of the wrench looks better but the handle makes one wonder about the overall quality and accuracy of the wrench. - Operation of the locking knob on the bottom is not exactly fluid and difficult to operate by hand. Difficult to lock the handle by hand, unlocking by hand is easier. - There is no calibration report included so not sure about the accuracy other than the mentioned general +/- 4% accuracy that one has to rely upon.