GEARWRENCH 1/2" Drive Electronic Torque Wrench - Accurately Measure Torque with Precision and Ease

Joe king: Works perfectly for everything I've used it for

United States on Nov 20, 2023

Philip Jennings: you need to click off after you reached your target torque or wait for it to go back ,it takes to long.Iused mine for automotive work

United States on Nov 06, 2023

Rick Bowers: I've owned various torque wrenches over 50 or 60 years of home car maintenance and repair and race car build, maintenance and repair. This GearWrench electronic torque wrench is the easiest to use , highest quality one I've had. Best part is, it's not "Made in China". It is, however, made in Taiwan. First thing I did (before trusting it in my wife's 'merciless Benz', was to check the calibration. I found it to be dead-on accurate. at the all important lower settings. Setting and using the wrench is logical and easy. I'm not sure how it would stand up in a busy professional shop environment but I highly recommend it for the serious home mechanic. BTW,I still have a drawer full of Craftsman, Snap-on and lesser torque wrenches, but the GearWrench is my go-to when accuracy counts.

United States on Oct 22, 2023

WILLIAM RUBECK: This is a great tool. My only gripe is in this day and age. this type of tool should have a rechargeable battery

United States on Sep 03, 2023

Jeff L: Wish I had purchased this before buying a click wrench - a quick read through on the instructions to set the torque and it was usable within minutes.
Very obvious beep and vibration when you approach and hit your target torque.
Would be 5 stars if it also included a few socket extenders, which had come with another torque wrench I purchased and are needed to reach lug nuts and still have enough room to use this without the handle hitting the body of the car. That might be a positive if you've already got them and don't need more, but my other wrench had storage for them in the case the wrench came in which was nice.

United States on Jul 18, 2023

Joe: Yes I have lots of torque wrenches already but none that do angle.

I needed to torque and angle the bottom end on a GM LS engine in the vehicle. I had to use a lighter wrench to get the 18ft/lbs then I set this to the angles needed and was done in no time. I couldn’t imagine doing this with a dial. The one thing I really liked (with my limited space) was that I could get the angle done with two or three pulls depending on which bolt I was on and it would keep the angle from the previous pull.

I got caught once by not clearing the angle when I moved bolts but that’s user error.

This was for the wrench with angle btw. I was on my back under the truck so I didn’t want to mess around.

I got mine June of 2023 and the wrench doesn’t beep every increment and I didn’t turn off on me while unused. They must have updated the wrench based on user feed back. I’ll try to see how long the wrench can sit before it times out and report back.

Canada on Jun 26, 2023

Stephen: Very easy to use and accurate. Use to tighten wheel nuts on 4wds and caravans

Australia on May 03, 2023

KäuferKäufer: Einen Drehmomentschlüssel der auch Drehwinkelanzug kann, dazu noch Links und Rechtsanzug und noch einen beweglichen Kopf hat findet man eigentlich nur von SnapOn die Kosten dann aber deutlich mehr als der GearWrench.

Germany on Feb 14, 2023

Nelly: So far works well, but torque / angel reached buzzer “ squawking” instead of a constant buzz which is a bit annoying when using. But good for price.

United Kingdom on Jan 09, 2022

Alwin K.: I use a Snap-On digital torque wrench at the shop and I've used click-type torque wrenches at home. Because I use a 1/2" torque wrench often, I decided I wanted to get a good digital torque wrench to use at home. I couldn't justify the $800 Snap-On, and it just so happened this digital Gearwrench was on sale when I was looking.

Well, I'm quite pleased with it overall. It's easy to use and is as accurate as it claims to be from what I can tell. You can set and save the desired torque spec, so it won't move around on you, it tells you how tight you tightened it and you just turn it off to store it instead of having to set it to its lowest setting like with a click-type torque wrench.

The length of it is great and it's easy to apply the right amount of torque. I have to play around with the % setting to get it to start beeping not too early and not too late.

I would say the only thing I don't like about it are the 0.1 ft.lb. increments. I never use a "less than whole number setting" value on a 1/2" torque wrench. It's always a whole number, like 55, 80, 140, etc. But because you have to adjust it based on 0.1 ft.lb. increments, if it's on 139 ft.lb. and you need...

Canada on Jun 13, 2021