Fanttik E1 Nex Tool Kit Unboxing & Testing

Review of the Fanttik E1 Nex Tool Kit and Testing
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[@DSqu4red.]

Thanks for the review! Small note, the ESD clip should be onto grounded metal, not the component you are working on. Otherwise it would transfer any static electricity you have generated (socks on carpet) to the component

[@glock2101]

Like the kit, good review, but I'm constantly feeling like something is off. I'm pretty sure it's the orientation of the presentation. My brain is saying POV but everything is backwards with the hands coming down from the top. Otherwise everything else is great, the quality, content, and audio are all spot on, but that one thing just stands out to me.

[@EnlightenedSavage]

Agree, I think the direct top down view is something that should be used only when necessary. Over the shoulder or presentation style is a bit better.

[@VEChaplin]

The mat is not completely magnetic. There are only 6 small places on the mat where it is magnetic and these are exactly the places where you put the screws.

[@moafwaz5563]

nice little kit but the electric driver itself is underpowered, they're the same OEM ones commonly referred to as wow sticks. you end up having to loosen and tighten the first/last bits but they are fun. I can't seem to see this kit for sale though and your link only refers to the driver itself.