SeeSii Cordless Impact Drill Review 738ft/lbs (WH760)

I unbox, review, and test the SeeSii WH760 1/2" drive cordless impact drive wrench. It has 1000Nm / 738ft-lbs. I saw it did well on the torque test channel so I wanted to try it out. I did real world testing on all three settings. It comes with two rechargeable batteries, and for the price you can't beat it. I found that it performed well. I am using it all the time so that is a plus. I don't think you can go wrong. There is a current Amazon deal and you can just click the box to get it.
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[@ls_812]

Torque Test Channel has done several reviews on SeeSii and they tested very well on their dyno.

[@GarageKing]

Yes, that actually one of the reasons I did buy it, and it does work great. I have used it for a number of repairs now and no issues. Thanks for the comment :)

[@Sioreji]

Very nice repair step by step!

[@GarageKing]

Thanks 👍

[@stefanczechorskidds8435]

I think that's a good tool to keep in the car tool kit ; with the lug size socket attached.

[@GarageKing]

You are right and good thinking. It's not that expensive, and could sure come in handy, thats for sure. Appreciate the comment and hope you had a good weekend

[@SeesiiOfficial]

Bravo👏👏

[@GarageKing]

Thank you !! It is a great tool !!

[@michaeltammaro482]

Hmmm. Got mine, exactly the same setup for $129 off of Amazon.

[@GarageKing]

Yup, checked the link, its 139 now so maybe it went up $10? It did well on the torque test channel and that's why I got it. Used it today on my VW : )

[@lorrynortheastguy4787]

How do you rate that knuckle you used at the end for working in tight spots? I saw them on fleabay but thought with the hammer action they would maybe unreliable, it seemed OK with what you did, I just wondered.

[@GarageKing]

Hey there, the swivel socket, or knuckle I used is awesome and I have used it for years on many different high torque impacts. It is a Snap On though.....

[@lorrynortheastguy4787]

@@GarageKing Well I'm from UK we have snap on but the one I saw wasn't, but food for thought, thanks for answering I just assumed being a moving part it would take a beating from the hammering action thanks again for answering

[@GarageKing]

@@lorrynortheastguy4787 No problem at all, and I know the Snap On ones work well, they are not cheap, but I have never broken one and I use them a lot.

[@fasteddie5388]

I had the one that put out 400 and some ft lbs and it was a complete POS. Sockets barely fit and after a few hard uses it doesn't work for longer than 5 seconds and it just quits. After 20-30 seconds it'll work again but the same thing, only for a few seconds and quits. It's worthless. If you want a cheap reliable brand go with hercules brand from harbor freight.

[@GarageKing]

400 is pretty low, this one was a major improvement. It actually did really well on the torque test channel. That's why I bought it.