Sequre SQ-ES126 Electric Screw Driver - LFC
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- Опубліковано 4 сер 2024
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I've been using this screwdriver for a few months now and it's grown on me a lot. It doesn't have quite as much brute-force as the cheaper alternatives for big screws, but pretty much anything in a laptop it's far quicker and more accurate.
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Cool tech and user design in this tool, the twist direction selection is ingenious! 👍 Not overcamming small screws is also impressive. I'm still sticking to manual screwdrivers though, because I like feeling the threads and pressure, plus I don't have to think about maintaining one more battery device. Thanks for the demo. 🤘
Thank you for the review. Bought both.
No way! They sent that to you? More channel recognition!
Good call mate
I watch all of your videos but haven't yet mentioned how I really like your intro music.
Just not long ago got myself an es 180 model, nice little tool good built quailty and very reasonably priced👍😀
@_Schwalbe_262_ think it was 30 with postage and packaging, so was pretty happy and works great deffo recommend 👌
@_Schwalbe_262_ yeah I wouldn't pay that much for an electric screwdriver,🤔 it's a nice product but way too expensive 🙄
thanks for sharing the link for the screwdriver
This is impressive the torque is fully electronic controlled so theres no need for a clutch. I've been looking for something like this since my Jakemy JM-Y02 plus flimsy clutch/plastic tension ring broke
The torque sensing is kind of a lie, bit it's simple.
If you rotate it in the direction that you want it to spin, as soon as it bottoms out, it actually twists it back in your hand so the amount of torque that's placed on it is the exact amount of torque that your hand is putting on it. If you grip it really tight and keep turning it will continue turning against your hand, but if you relax your hand and let it untwist a little bit it will stop
@@pilotavery The retreat your referring to is a seperate function. I don't use the ES126 anymore the battery life sucks on it so I got the MINIWARE ES15 instead, it's had 7 firmware updates & torque/load sensitivity is improved. I'm guessing it works by sensing a current load increase the deeper the screw goes in & adjusts itself accordingly
dammit graham!!! I'm trying to save money after I went to microcenter last weekend and bought the Samsung Odyssey g7 !!!
lol and you're over here showing me a cool screwdriver 😂😂
also 7:50 😳😳
I agree with the manual screwdriver comments. I love my Wera set - they finally released a 25 piece Kraftform micro set. Kinda expensive, but worth it to me!
Ah, I'll have to look for that, it's very hard to find the Kraftforms in a _useful_ set, I bought most of mine individually.
But I really need a second set, so I'll go look that up. I agree, if you use screw drivers every day, they're absolutely worth the investment.
I've used Wira for years and the hardened tips show no wear.
My PC toolkit consists of... a 1980's Snap On small cross head screwdriver... Its just brilliant being small form factor and it upsets ppl when I go to work on their PC and they are expecting cases and toolboxes and I whips out my little screwdriver and works me magic with it hehe I'll have to drop in sometime as I am needing a bit of ram and couple other bits and pieces as I want to downgrade my Coolermaster HAF for something slightly less gargantuan.
I'm the mad bugger with the three wheel van btw, Siana's dad if you remember Siana who worked at Netplay?
You are amazing 👌👌❤️❤️❤️
I bought some of the Wera drives after you mentioned them some time ago - i forgot to send a note thanking you as they immediately become my go to screwdrivers for most notebook jobs - not to mention mini pry bars... and ear hole wax cleaner outerers :-)
These electric drivers though - not my bag really. Maybe im a dinosaur, but i like the tactileness of using the Weras, not to mention at least feeling like im doing a bit of real work. Its not like are paving driveways here for a living is it? So its nice to get involved with the tools. Good video though.
Hi Graham thank you for the review is really interested and your true option abouth this screwdriver.. Keep up the good movies.
very nice both i think the cheaper one i would pic thanks did the laptop work you never showed us ?the Apple one
I nearly choked on my coffee with the ' big old b***mer' comment. I am not criticising, you just made my coffee drinking go in a non-conventional way :)
Great review on the Screwdriver! What's the music track on the video?
Music by Synthis, disassembly track was Space, re-assembly track is Magic Lights. Both are un-released demos, but at some point soon I'm going to see if we can get some nice clean links. Synthis is as much of a scatter brain as I am for getting content released.
Hello. I want one yesterday.
Which one is newest best electric screwdriver model from miniware is it es15 or es126 or some other model?
this screwdriver lasted me for about 2-3 months before I ran into issues. imo, the minute you try to use it as a normal screwdriver and unscrew a stubborn screw manually, it will lead to something becoming disconnected or some other issue. to keep it simple, it keeps asking me for an update or it only works for about 1/10th of a second before turning off. I don't get it.
at this point I got a cheap tacklife electric screwdriver and would probably consider 3d printing an adapter to work with the smaller bits. that's just me though.
if not 3d printing then use glue or something.. idk.
I wish you could switch it, instead of being twist based, why couldn't they just make the buttons like on the other one, where you push to go a direction. maybe an option for it would suffice
Crazy amount of screws on that keyboard.
I would still prefer crazy amount of screws to what the newer models offer, they're welded in and you have to essentially tear the keyboard out.
Yea... I've always mocked this laptop for the crazy screw count, but they do ensure that the replacement keyboard fits just as good as the factory one, and the alternative is rivets or heatstakes 😩
Hello, i just want to ask how is the electric screwdriver now? Im planning to get one
How has this driver held up over the past nine+ months since you made this video? I've gone through two of the other type (nearly identical to your YZH), the first lasting almost a year and the second dying after less than six months. I'm considering spending the extra money on a better driver and wanted to check to see if you still feel this one is worth the price.
Still going strong. I think part of it might be that the torque control prevents you from brutalising it as much. The YZH driver I was really brutal on, I would use it on big screws ruthlessly - you literally can't do that with the Sequre. But for laptops it's still fast and smooth and my main-use screw driver. I still use it in conjunction with other drivers - I hate swapping bits constantly while working, so if a laptop is 80% T5 and 20% PH0, I'll have a T5 in the sequre and my Wera PH0 next to me.
I bought a Wowstick, had to send it back as it failed on the first screw, could hear the gears grinding
Yea the wowstick is the cheapest of the electric bois... I think that one uses AAA batteries? Which makes me doubt its torque capability because it can't pull as much current as the lipo powered ones.
Wowstick are absolute Garbage
what song is at 7:00 ?
A great idea would be if it could do a half turn semi clockwise before turning clockwise when putting screws in, so it ensures that it's using the original thread, rather than cutting a new one.
I would only use these to remove screws not install them
@@trilexfix These are specifically designed to tighten precision screws all the way in without over torquing, it has a surprisingly Intuitive feel to it which works well.
I gotta throw in with johnnythefixer on this point
@@neiliewheeliebin I would suggest a Worx this pen one isn't gonna cut it if you do this professionally.
1:11 hold on it looks a lot like your soldering iron!
Hi adam i bought this screwdriver from your link but can't seem to find the firmware update could you possibly point me to where i can download it please
While it does support firmware updates, I'm not aware of any updates currently available.
hi there i have SEQURE SQ-ES126 Mini Electric Screwdriver just i was working
with and just stopped nothing in the screen black but when
i connect the computer and press a key it show DFU:3.44 and the filles open
and just 3 filles .fseventsd .Trashes ._.Trashes i did attach pics of screenshots
so i think its need to be re flash with the original hex file i
look everywhere i can find it so can you send me the hex file for it or please can you share the
files from your Screwdriver because i thinks the files in my Screwdriver is corrupted …thanks
I see many people using pressured air to clean the fans when they are still plugged into the motherboard, when you do that the fans starts spinning and maybe faster than it normally does and when you do that you are using the fan in reverse which will generate a voltage which will go back to the driving transistor and possibly blow it up.
I saw you doing that too, it will go right 1000 times and then it goes wrong once and you have more problems.
Do you think it is powerful enough to screw in a cpu waterblock to the motherboard tightly?
Not fully. Anything bigger than a laptop screw you'd zap it in, and then give it the last tighten by hand - but it still takes the leg work out of the job. Tensioned screws (spring-loaded coolers) it may struggle with though.
@@Adamant_IT Thanks, that's basically what I thought, but hoped mildly that I was wrong. 👍
Is a bit a magnet? Yes, definitely, I can see it. Any idea haw many years will it keep working?
@_Schwalbe_262_ Too fast, thanks for the qualification.
So this is basically an upgraded clone of the Miniware ES120/ES121? It even runs the same firmware. Some shops are listing this as the successor to the ES121. Do you know if it's made by Sequre under license from Miniware, or is it actually just a clone?
It's a rebrand of some sort with no active development whatsoever. The MINIWARE ES15 is a much better option, it's up to its 7th firmware update released the other day,
How long does the battery last and how fast does it charge??
Ah, always something I forget to mention... with intermittent daily use I get a week out of a charge, and it takes maybe an hour to recharge. Only a tiny little 330mAh cell in there. The on-screen battery indicator wasn't very helpful, but you can definitely feel it getting sluggish when the battery is low, so that's your hint to plug it in.
one good thing it saves your wrist as i know my self bust mine years ago and using a normul screw driver a lot a bit of a no no now
what are your solutions to sweep screews on laptops? a video about that will be wonderful
Sweep screws?
@@Adamant_IT or stripped screws? dont know the exact english term, sorry
For stripped screw heads use your brain
I use a Xiaomi similar to the YZH for phone repair. I haven't had issues with it being too much torque since I adjusted how I use it.
I hold it loosely in a way that the handle will spin the button out from under my finger once the screw bottoms out.
For higher torque screws I just grip tighter.
omg so many screws just for the kb
Still better than melted plastic in terms of repairability and rigidity.
TS 100 is the best! Thanks for let us know about the screwdriver..
My main concern is on gaming consoles that need more torque not these easy macbooks
so my question is today you need a power screwdriver will you spend the $30, or go for the $108 . remember it has charging issues.
so are you on a budget, or is it, the sky the limit. it's a well done review. but give us an update in six or eight months. that's the real test. stay well
I'm excited to see the first smart hammer soon, i hope.
Smart scissors with laser sight, smart napkins, smart toothpicks, smart combs, smart cats, smart dogs, living together in smart harmony, smart mass hysteria, smart bog roll, make everything smart, especially my face. My face is stupid. Need me some smart face, and once i buy that, I'll go round and shop for a smart ass\burro\donkey because Rocinante is a bad horse. Dapple is a smart donkey. He helps me tilt all my windmills, and thats just smart.
Looks cool. Is it 109$ cool? Not sure?
maybe if you did this for a living
@@JogBird Value is a personal perception. This product is cool, even though for me it's not worth it, even if it was $20. But hey, that's just me.
That turn motion will get old really fast
Hit and miss. Sometimes it's incredibly handy because the turn action gets the screw started (loose) and then the motor does the rest for you. But as I mentioned, sometimes it's annoying because your wrist is already twisted, and you can't adjust your grip because you need to press the button as well...
I do not like the function that you need to twist your wrist to get it rotating. That will hurt your wrist in the long run if you do a lot of screwing.
I would rather see two buttons. One for left and one for right..
Easier on the carpal tunnel too
My computer is just switching it's self back on every time I shut down 😏😭😭😭😭 please help what could be the course of this problem ?
Could be as simple as a defective power switch. Start there.
Have you tried turning it off and on again?
What do you mean by "switching it's self back"?
Maybe a long shot but try to enable ErP in your UEFI under power management.
@@zebart like when I shut it down it will stay like some seconds and then it turn it's self on
I have one. It won't charge and it won't connect to a PC for a firmware update. Disappointing!
Yes, but would you fork out $109.00 for that screwdriver?
Err no
It should be good for $109
For that price it needs to make me a coffee before getting to its work.
@@wthornton7346 lmao 🤣
I found the battery life to be too short for any serious use,it has a 180mah AAA/10440 lithium cell which is tiny. Also the button location is awkward to use. It doesn't appear to have any active firmware development either which is disappointing.
I own both the SEQUIRE ES15 & the MINIWARE ES126 which is a much better option
So you prefer the Miniware? The ES15? Are there any major advantages other than the bigger battery and better placed button? Does the impact function make a big difference too? Thanks!
I think you mean Miniware ES15 (not ES126). They do also make an ES121 which seems more similar to the Sequire ES126.
ES121 was the original (open?) design I believe.
@@av_oid Sorry yes I mean Miniware ES15, it uses 4mm bits same as the Sequire ES126
@@CoopzVideo Both are beautifully built & use 4mm bits but the Miniware ES15 is more powerful due to the larger battery.Its pretty much better in everything it's been well optimised
At 100Eur it's overkill
Tell you what... Send it to me for free and I might find myself using it more often. Otherwise, the differences in the two do not justify me paying that price. The one I use suits me just fine.
Next thing you know these "smart" screwdrivers will have internet connectivity.
Like your fridge and juicero.
Could be worse - monthly subscription! 🤣
@@em0_tion Oh, dear. Don't give companies ideas.
@@LiveType Shitty companies already have much "better" ideas than me. 😁 We start & stop ideas with our wallets in the end. 👍
Subscription and has a camera and mic to spy on you even more than everything else already in your life 🙄🙄
and will only work for a year then bricks so you gotta buy another
Hilarious a screwdriver has flashable firmware
It could be worse, I draw the line at wifi and an app ;)
Not a fan of this tilting feature, I refunded it after a few hours of screwing around - waaaay too unpredictable.
You live in the Uk so give prices in pounds not dollars
i think he uses dollars to set a standard value. in other videos he says the value in both pounds and dollars
He has said that he quotes in USD because 'most everyone in the world knows the exchange rate from dollars to their own currency, while not so many know the rate from pounds.
Most of youtube only thinks of play money whilst real cash can always be looked up on XE or similar... :P
Fake
no u
@@Adamant_IT Who's the troll? Is it a bot?
What is?
@Chris S. Go away and go do some growing up you sad loser.
@@zebo-the-fat Not being in the discord. Not being in the discord is a fake existence.
just buy normal screw drivers,
If you complain you dont want to do all the screwing manually then perhaps find something else to do.
Sequre SQ-ES126 arrived two hours ago, took three weeks to get here, button b doesn't work. Garbage. That's not the worst, I ordered one of their soldering irons as well, absolutely no confidence there.
Lol why doesn't anyone mention anything about RPM's? its the most important thing. I've used one which had 180RPM which was friggin slow. Ended up getting one which had 380RPM's with a clutch, Huge difference.... Don't waste your $$$$ on ones that have 200RPM's or lower
Scuby doo where are you