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Whether you're an avid crafter and DIYer or just want an all-in-one tool to keep handy for small home repairs, the Fanttik S1 Pro is a great electric screwdriver. And right now on Amazon, you can save over 30%, bringing the price to just $60. You'll save an additional 20% with promo code YBRS9843, bringing your total to just $45.

Also: The best electric screwdrivers you can buy

The Fanttik S1 Pro is built with a 220RPM electric motor that has three torque settings for everything from precision PC building to furniture assembly. The motor also has an instant-stop feature that engages when the power button is released, helping prevent damage to parts and stripped screws. Included with the handle is a set of 16 driver bits, including standard flat and Phillips drivers, as well as specialty bits for working on electronics. The included bit case is magnetic and clearly labeled to help keep your bits organized and where they belong.

Also: 10 DIY gadgets I never leave out of my toolkit

The integrated 2,000 mAh battery gives you enough power to drive up to 340 screws before needing a recharge, so you can spend more time getting work done and less time waiting. And when you do need to recharge, the USB-C port lets you quickly plug in with a standard charging cable, while the LCD indicator gives you an easy readout of remaining power. 

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The Fanttik S1 Pro electric screwdriver is a handy tool for tackling everything from furniture assembly to minor home repairs. With 16 different driver bits, a single device can replace multiple hand tools, making it perfect for keeping in a drawer or a small toolbox. The included magnetic case also keeps your driver bits organized and in place. That's why I gave this deal a 3/5 Editor's rating.

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