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I dislike the newer versions but this one is my favorite. The changing torque values are predictable and it beeps when I need it to

Tested this new tool out today on my TTY bolts on a top end job. Very easy to use in tight locations. Sure beats the dial gauge when doing your torque angles in an engine bay. And when selecting torque angles mode lay the wrench down so it can calibrate. It only takes a second or two. Very happy with the purchase.

I absolutely love this thing everything is great about it I can’t think of a thing I dislike

This is a good torque wrench - it feels solid and well-made. I checked it against a CDI and they registered the same. There are 2 things I would change if I could: add a release button on the head and a volume switch for the BEEPs. I don't think micrometer torque wrenches generally have a release pin on the socket head but it'd be great if this one did. It's not easy changing socket; it takes some effort to yank them off. But this is a minor complaint, not a deal-breaker. As to the BEEPS, they are loud, which is great when you reach your torque target but they sound on every button-press; when changing torque targets it's every tenth of a pound. This too is a small annoyance. All in all I'm happy I bought it. I won't use it often enough to justify buying something better at 4x the price. Remember to pick up a couple AA batteries as they're not included with the wrench.

They have a fatal flaw rendering them a total waste of money. The cheap plastic battery cover breaks off SO EASILY. I have the 3/8 and the 1/2 and they've both broken off now. Gearwrench does not repair them, they have a third party company that supposedly does it for them. I say "supposedly" because, in reality, they don't. Apparently this cheap plastic cover breaking renders the tool completely unrepairable and they have to sell you a new one instead. Fear not though, it only takes them a month for them to determine that while you don't have a torque wrench. So yay, now you get to spend more money on another wrench that is going to break the first time you drop it or it slips off a nut.

Very good quality. Nice bright display. And angle meter works great.

Honestly, this thing has a very narrow use. For me, that's working on an engine stand. The beeps and the handle vibration only tell you when you get close, not when you hit your programmed torque. For example, for lug nuts I set it at 140 ft/lbs because that's the target. It starts beeping and the handle starts vibrating at 120 ft/lbs. The only indication you've made it to 140ft/lbs is watching the numbers on the display. So you have to be able to see the screen and read the torque. So why in the world even bother setting the torque if the only way to know you hit it is to watch the numbers on the screen? This is annoying. So if you're trying to push inline with the direction you are turning, you can't see the screen very well and you are out of luck. Even my fairly cheap electronic torque adapters ramp up with faster beeping and a steady tone when I hit the torque with them and they cost 1/3 of this thing. Gearwrench really missed the mark. The torque angle works well on the engine stand. I will give it that. The flip side is a lot of the bolts on an LS engine (the whole reason I bought it is because the LS is mostly torque angle) are 15ft-lbs + the angle. The 1/2-in drive only goes down to 25ft lbs so you still need a second torque wrench. This is faster anyway, but worth pointing out. I was outside the return window when I figured this out or I would have returned it. I would certainly not recommend it.

Nice tool

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.

Works as intended. Packaged very well and comes with calibration certificate. Well worth the money.

Awesome product fast postage highly recommended 👌

The product received as expected and on time. Gearwrench high end tool, highly recommended

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.