Finally a high quality content from a high quality channel reviewing Ingc tools. My only problem with Ingco was the rare English videos about its tools but now here we are having great reviews about wide range of Ingco tools. Thank you so much guys for the hard work you are putting here. Respect from Iraq
I really appreciate these videos! It’s rare to find such detailed comparison videos online. In fact, it’s because of these videos that I decided to switch from the brand I used to INGCO. These videos provide thorough unboxings, honest reviews, and, most importantly, actual tool testing. And on a sidenote, the quality of the vidoes have improved significantly since you started-great job! Keep up the excellent work! I’m excited to see more videos like these in the future!
Hi Brendan, thank you very much for watching and for your support, it really means a lot to us. We always try and make each video better than the last, and to get validation that we are moving in the right direction is awesome! There are still many improvements to make, we will get there. Thank you so much for watching, we really appreciate it!
When the DeWalt stalls on speed 1 it's actually a feature for if your screwing into something like drywall. If you keep holding the trigger for a couple seconds after it stalls it will keep spinning and give it more torque.
@GRamerDim in asia its more cheaper. Physical stores everywhere. Huge deals when sale. Build toughness is exceptional. Compare to other competing cheap brand ingco sells tool only without batteries. I have many ingco tools only Impact and grinder have flat speed button not a deal breaker for me. I got it fixed easily. And ingco have many battery size option.
I have to kind of concur with the need for extreme care if using the Ingco or Total for precision work like screwing into sheet metal and the like. It's a bit tough to control that. I can actually accidentally split wood by trying to feather that trigger on the low speed setting. Maybe it's a skill that will come in time, But I ain't there yet. So use caution. Might be better to just use the combi drill on the screw setting with appropriate clutch for that work. You can probably get a nice slight recessed screw using the impact driver in a less split-prone wodd. I'm still playing around with it
impact gonna split hard wood bro, you have to drill pilot hole to not split the harder wood. ,american wood is super soft that why you see they use impact a lot. Impact is mostly use in construction, for precise wood working pilot hole is a must
@ Oh yeah I know you need to be cautious of certain woods (I think irregardless of softwood or hardwood classification) because of splitting. Depends on edge distance, thickness of wood, size of screw and thus need for pilot hole etc., I think the amount of lignin content too. But anyway the piece of wood I was trying normally has never had any issues screwing into it using a corded drill and with no pilot hole, so I was kind of surprised when it did. But in any event, I still recommend caution. I've actually used a Dewalt XR before too, and I remember it feeling a bit subtler control using light presses and while on the lowest torque.
Thank you for your suggestion. With those types of applications, an Impact wrench would be better suited to that type of work. We are planning something like this in the near future!
I recently compared INGCO and TOTAL power tools in India and was surprised to find striking similarities between them. Despite identical designs and features, TOTAL power tools come with a heftier price tag. INGCO, on the other hand, offers the same quality and performance at a lower cost. The only noticeable difference is the branding. If you're looking for value for money, INGCO seems to be the better choice.
Set bolts with torque wrench then test loosening. Also use machine to torque them up and see which has least torque with wrench test. Also can you test DeWalt v Stanley FatMax
Thank you for your suggestion. With those types of applications, an Impact wrench would be better suited to that type of work. We are planning something like this in the near future!
Perfect. Thank you. These types of tests are very informative since there are far too many different brands with no real info. You tend to blindly trust the box info. Also which are great for general daily handiwork/industrial & construction versus home DIY.
Maybe I'm wrong but the DCF850 belongs to the atomic series, the XR series (which is in theory far superior) is not related to that model, instead the DCF845 and more recently the DCF860 impact driver.
I got my ingco driver and it's amazing....but my problem is the new impact drill from ingco is also amazing eventually I got both .......your online store is super only challenge is 5ah battery is not availability
Thank you so much for your support! we have been battling with Ingco South Africa for 5ah batteries for a while now. We are expecting stock soon though!
I have the total Impact driver and I have the same problem.. it always reset to high when you need low Rpm... I guess I need to save some money to buy DeWalt... In malaysia DeWalt is 3x more expensive than the total Impact driver
the total and ingco are just impact wrench detuned to be impact driver, an impact driver in 2025 should run at least 3000rpm at the highest setting to be consider a good buying option
@@NorthernBoltandTool I had a lot of.ingco cordless products boss I always watching your reviews then I should purchase that's what I'm gonna do hehehe... More blessings boss 🙏👍 Watching from : Philippines 😁
Finally a high quality content from a high quality channel reviewing Ingc tools. My only problem with Ingco was the rare English videos about its tools but now here we are having great reviews about wide range of Ingco tools. Thank you so much guys for the hard work you are putting here. Respect from Iraq
Thanks for your kind words, we really appreciate you watching!
I really appreciate these videos! It’s rare to find such detailed comparison videos online. In fact, it’s because of these videos that I decided to switch from the brand I used to INGCO. These videos provide thorough unboxings, honest reviews, and, most importantly, actual tool testing. And on a sidenote, the quality of the vidoes have improved significantly since you started-great job! Keep up the excellent work! I’m excited to see more videos like these in the future!
Hi Brendan, thank you very much for watching and for your support, it really means a lot to us. We always try and make each video better than the last, and to get validation that we are moving in the right direction is awesome! There are still many improvements to make, we will get there. Thank you so much for watching, we really appreciate it!
When the DeWalt stalls on speed 1 it's actually a feature for if your screwing into something like drywall. If you keep holding the trigger for a couple seconds after it stalls it will keep spinning and give it more torque.
loving your videos ...as always, keep it up!!!❤
Thank you so much!! Thank you for watching!
As a ingco user I hate the flat buttons specially when wearing gloves, slide switch like the dewalt is better
100% could not agree more!
why have you bought ingco in the first place?
@GRamerDim in asia its more cheaper. Physical stores everywhere. Huge deals when sale. Build toughness is exceptional. Compare to other competing cheap brand ingco sells tool only without batteries. I have many ingco tools only Impact and grinder have flat speed button not a deal breaker for me. I got it fixed easily. And ingco have many battery size option.
superb lineup,
Glad you liked the lineup! thank you for watching!
I have to kind of concur with the need for extreme care if using the Ingco or Total for precision work like screwing into sheet metal and the like. It's a bit tough to control that. I can actually accidentally split wood by trying to feather that trigger on the low speed setting. Maybe it's a skill that will come in time, But I ain't there yet. So use caution. Might be better to just use the combi drill on the screw setting with appropriate clutch for that work. You can probably get a nice slight recessed screw using the impact driver in a less split-prone wodd. I'm still playing around with it
Thank you very much for your feedback. lets see if Ingco / Total take note and improve their impact drivers in the future!
impact gonna split hard wood bro, you have to drill pilot hole to not split the harder wood. ,american wood is super soft that why you see they use impact a lot. Impact is mostly use in construction, for precise wood working pilot hole is a must
@ Oh yeah I know you need to be cautious of certain woods (I think irregardless of softwood or hardwood classification) because of splitting. Depends on edge distance, thickness of wood, size of screw and thus need for pilot hole etc., I think the amount of lignin content too.
But anyway the piece of wood I was trying normally has never had any issues screwing into it using a corded drill and with no pilot hole, so I was kind of surprised when it did. But in any event, I still recommend caution. I've actually used a Dewalt XR before too, and I remember it feeling a bit subtler control using light presses and while on the lowest torque.
Hi Stuart, can you give us a video where you compare the fastening and loosening of wheel nuts on mag wheels with these impact drivers?
Thank you for your suggestion. With those types of applications, an Impact wrench would be better suited to that type of work. We are planning something like this in the near future!
Does Total , Ingco and wadfow are sister brands.
Can you do a teardown video of ingco 66 nm brushless drill
I recently compared INGCO and TOTAL power tools in India and was surprised to find striking similarities between them. Despite identical designs and features, TOTAL power tools come with a heftier price tag. INGCO, on the other hand, offers the same quality and performance at a lower cost. The only noticeable difference is the branding. If you're looking for value for money, INGCO seems to be the better choice.
dewalt for the go
Where can we find the Ingco and Total belt clips?
Compatible with Dewalt, just modify it.
I had a request for you. Can you test the Ingco's 96 nm drill?
As soon as it gets launched in South Africa we will review it!
Way prefer the speed control on a physical switch but dewalt is expensive and I don't have their battery platform
yes true, the flat buttons of ingco is annoying mine got dented by finger nails and hard to push when wearing gloves
Please I want a comparison between Total 500 Nm and Ingco 500 Nm
Noted! thank you very much for your suggestion
Set bolts with torque wrench then test loosening. Also use machine to torque them up and see which has least torque with wrench test. Also can you test DeWalt v Stanley FatMax
Thank you for your suggestion. With those types of applications, an Impact wrench would be better suited to that type of work. We are planning something like this in the near future!
Perfect. Thank you. These types of tests are very informative since there are far too many different brands with no real info. You tend to blindly trust the box info. Also which are great for general daily handiwork/industrial & construction versus home DIY.
Maybe I'm wrong but the DCF850 belongs to the atomic series, the XR series (which is in theory far superior) is not related to that model, instead the DCF845 and more recently the DCF860 impact driver.
No also the 850 is xr in europe
Compare dewalt dcf 845,860,850 or Milwaukee fuel with Yours
That’s a great suggestion, we will look into this!
there we go, these 3 brands are popular in asia
Thank you for your input
I got my ingco driver and it's amazing....but my problem is the new impact drill from ingco is also amazing eventually I got both .......your online store is super only challenge is 5ah battery is not availability
Thank you so much for your support! we have been battling with Ingco South Africa for 5ah batteries for a while now. We are expecting stock soon though!
Come to India, I've got 5Ah Ingco battery stock for 788 Rand only 😅
@@aramacolney7841 naah my G😂😂 Northernbolt still beating your price bro 🤣🤣🤣🤣 but thnx
I have the total Impact driver and I have the same problem.. it always reset to high when you need low Rpm...
I guess I need to save some money to buy DeWalt... In malaysia DeWalt is 3x more expensive than the total Impact driver
1.7 dewalt powerstack battery is not fair, it draws 5ah battery equal amps, i know i know, p20s impact drivers suck but keep it mind, not a fair fight
Noted, thank you very much for you input.
Total and ingco are the same
total,ingco,emtop,wadfow same company
non kit dewalt can be found for less. buying tool batteries and charger separately.
What country is this?
We are in South Africa 🇿🇦
Ingco, total y emtop son lo mismo
Así es, de hecho existe una cuarta marca llamada Wadfow que también está relacionada con estas tres marcas.
the total and ingco are just impact wrench detuned to be impact driver, an impact driver in 2025 should run at least 3000rpm at the highest setting to be consider a good buying option
It would seem you are spot on correct, hopefully these brands take note and bring us improved tools in the future!
haha ur correct, they change the anvil chuck to impact driver, to make look impact drivers😂 fool buyers
Did you steal Northern Tools' name and just put the word bolt in it?
Not at all.
First 😂
Congratulations! and thank you very much for watching!
@@NorthernBoltandTool I had a lot of.ingco cordless products boss I always watching your reviews then I should purchase that's what I'm gonna do hehehe... More blessings boss 🙏👍
Watching from : Philippines 😁