In this video, I tested the very popular Hoto Electric Screwdriver to see if it’s actually one of the best electric screwdrivers you can buy. I break it down into four parts: unboxing and setup, the main features, real-world testing (my favorite part), and then my final thoughts. I was sent this unit for review, but everything you hear is my honest experience after using it. Out of the box, you get the screwdriver, a USB-C charging cord, a user manual, and a really nice all-metal case with a rubber handle. The case also stores the bits, and you get 12 total—Phillips, flathead, and star tip—plus they magnetically connect, which makes swapping bits and holding screws way easier. Feature-wise, you’ve got three torque settings, forward/reverse, and an LED light that turns on while you’re driving screws. For testing, I used it on electrical wall plates and it made the whole process simple—especially because it stops when the screw is fully seated so you don’t overdo it. Then I tried smaller, more delicate screws, and it stayed smooth and controlled. Bottom line: this thing just works, it’s sleek and modern, and it’s genuinely fun to use—so I recommend it if you want a solid electric screwdriver.