Believe it or not, this one is being added to our Storefront Winner's circle: www.amazon.com/shop/torquetestchannel Until we have reason for otherwise! Recommend your "no-name" cordless Amazon $80-120 specials below. Torque of TTC is working for Astro Tools in product development, who also make impacts (air). Always consider multiple sources when looking at a tool!

I don't know WHY I care about the results of the budget Amazon impacts and why I love these so much, but I DO

I'm glad to see you doing tests of Amazon offerings. Unfortunately, Amazon's policies for "behavior" in their social channels (on-site reviews) are aggressive in preventing much negative information from being on the product pages. Yup, I was banned for honest negative reviews with test data provided... mostly on batteries. I also had a healthy share of positive and neutral reviews. So, good on you for putting info up here that is honest; good, bad, or otherwise. I look forward to seeing the bigger picture as you create that table of info.

Astro thor impacts are finally back in stock. I'm convinced you're the reason it sold out immediately the first go round.

Not really a no name brand but, I'm curious as to how Master Force sold at Menards stacks up.

I use my ridged on a daily basis and run it hard. No complaints since I bought it 2 & half years ago.

You are the project farm of torque testing, you are champion, I really appreciate you.

I love the data driven testing! Especially the run time side-by-side with data. Keep up the good work!

Thanks for doing these tests regardless of the pressure these companies are now putting on you to not. You guys rock thanks so much. Am very looking forward to these continued Amazon tests as I am considering one for just that a trunk tool.

Great review as always. I would like to say, that you have found the perfect way to ask people to subscribers. 👍🏻

This is the content I want to see! Try TECCPO, KIMO, Litheli, or JCB Tool.

Yes the No cry please on Amazon! They're electric screwdriver is actually really solid, although it's a much simpler tool to make well.

I hope Harbor Freight sees this 🤣 Longevity could be questionable, but this impact would be handy to have in a pinch!

When you check some of these other brands, also let us know if the battery seems to cross platform also.

I've had avid powers angle grinder for 3yrs now and it has been working like new ever since

Impressive ! Great job guys!! Keep up the great content !!

I love the amount of data you've collected. So far! Hopefully plenty more data to gather. 👍

Kimo, they make three 1/2 impact wrenches and one 3/8 version under there most popular 1/2 impact wrench. Thanks for all the informative videos you make.

For my automotive and truck repairs, I stick to air tools, always dependable. My IR231 is 20+ years old and works like a charm.

Great idea. Definitely do more of these tests.

I used kzfaq.infoUgkx4ynqaujg7rZKFapA8s29kTpRszJGa3-K this for the first time today to replace the front wheel bearing on my rwd 98 dodge dakota. This had absolutely no issue removing or reinstalling the lug nuts and it took off the axle nut without any struggle. Sounds like it's got some muscle to it. Time will tell

Thanks for all your hard work

Duratech, Pulituo, Teccpo are some brands that pop up in a two of the tool groups I’m in.

I always see the TECCPO branded tools on amazon. I don't have one myself, nor do i care about a certain model in particular, but I think it'd be interesting to see how one might stand up to the rest

yo!!! i've had their impact and drill for years, tbh for the price i have zero complaints so far still going strong!

What about a episode dedicated to battery adapters? Is there power loss when running a battery from a different brand? Is there a secret combo that makes a monster? Probably not but it sounds fun!

Tooi Tool, Mokeneye, and Garden Joy. A couple of these are only $59. This will be a very entertaining video series to follow. Thank you for taking the time to do this.

Video is very good. Not long ago, because I needed to buy a torque drilling rig of the Renhotecic brand, I used it for a while, and it felt very good to use. It is recommended that friends in need can try to prepare one.

Love this no name Amazon test list! Can't wait to see some of them fall apart

This is the first Amazon brand impact wrench that actually delivers the bean on KZfaq. Can you test the Kimo and Avid Power cordless ratchet wrench against the Home Depot brand (Cryobi and Milwaukee)?

THANKS FOR YOUR TIME TTC...... THE BEST AND GETTING EVEN BETTER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Good video doing the amazon brands. Would also like to see what the 3/4 inch market has to offer

A friend has this and I can testify that it has held up to rebuilding most of a Jeep and getting run over by a Ford Explorer. It’s a total dog in reverse though, and he borrows my Ryobi pretty much every chance he gets now

heck yeah love seeing the chinesium tools being tested!

Love the idea of Amazon tool reviews!

Got a brushed ryobi 1/2" with 2ah battery and charger for $70 at Home Depot. Can't complain at all for the price. Good enough to do 4 wheels on a charge.

shoot for someone that dont have a battery platform idk if you could go wrong. damn impressive i must say did not expect them numbers, nice work over there.

My "go-to" tool is a vice made on a Friday afternoon 35 years ago just for me. A mate did it at the fitting and turning shop of our state-owned "Victorian Railways" For AUD50 I still use that vice weekly. It is brand new.

Awesome man, this was actually my first impact about 2 years ago. Only thing that sucks is that the battery dies in the cold fairly easy, as I had it in the trunk of my car and it completely died, meanwhile my dewalt batteries were fine.

I’d love to see how the power differs in the different modes, ideally on the Milwaukee as thats what I have. Might be an interesting video to see how different brands vary the power over the modes

Impressive! And here I was going to make a joke about Avid Power being cockney rhyming slang for Bauer. The thing I'm curious about (aside from Skil 12v) is the Kimo power ratchet, it gets great reviews and is cheap, but I hear not great things about it

Also, if you go on Amazon you can get the AVID POWER 20V MAX Cordless Impact Wrench $99- with a 3.0ah battery for $125-. Just an FYI.

LOVE this. I bought a NoCry 1/2" in April and it was used daily in a corporate tire shop until last month when I bought the dewalt. It's now the home gun and I still love it. Not the strongest but did 90% of what I needed

I bought one and is the must efficient and economic impact wrench to own working on cars.

Like you mentioned, great for a trailer. If it get stolen, dropped in the mud, covered in gear and decoys and not seen until the end of hunting season, you are only out $85.

I have the popoman/teccpo brushless and it is decent to keep in the car for emergencies. Would like to see this as a series going forward

I’ve got this impact as a backup now that I got a Milwaukee half inch, and it’s actually really good and beat my friends snap on although it was a 3/8.

I bought this exact impact on Sept 2020 and have no complaints.

I used to work at Advance Auto Parts and before I left a month ago, we had gotten Diehard electrical tools months before. I’ve been really wonder how the Diehard 1/2” Impact Wrench compares to other brands

I have the Avid Power. Did a tire rotation and it took 30 minutes. It did break loose the lug nuts on my 2001 Jeep WJ. Torque setting on my Jeep is 110ft lbs. Still broke loose all the lug nuts. I dont regret my purchase.

Would love a comparison of hydraulic impact mechanism to the standard type. I’m especially curious of how the m12 surge impact compares to the original!

I got one. How about the Duratec 20v cordless 1/2in impact wrench. It's also only rated at 330lbs.

For homeowner use, or a "throw it in the pickup" tool, this seems great!

Please test the neiko 20v impact. Or the warcroft impact. I got the 20v impact for $80 when it was on sale. Used it for many repairs with no problem. Still going strong 2 years later.

Nice test guys, good to see these no name brands aren't absolute junk like we may have thought. If nothing else they could make a great gift for someone young or starting out their journey. Thanks for your diligence as always, keep crushing!

Love the continued consistency in testing power tools fairly on the channel. Since you've tested the max output of a lot of impacts it would be nice to see how well those same tools perform at different stages of battery charge. Is the difference between 2 and 4 bars significant or just marginal. Just a suggestion, keep up the awesome content.

Look at the Popoman. I bought the drill and impact driver 2 years ago and they still work. They are used as communal tools for my employees. The tools have lasted longer then most new hires lol.

Best tool testing channel ever!

Nice show, I really wish you would do a video on the Most Overrated impact, just too put the manufactures on the level.

having an elderly father of 81 that still tries to do everything he did when he was younger. this wrench will be perfect for him to keep in his truck for tire swaps on his travel trailer or truck

I bought an avid power and I’m super happy with it, just wish it came with two batteries. It’s broken everything lose I could find except for semi truck lug nuts, and if you’ve been around semi’s you know there a bitch for any tool (even human weight on a 6’ bar) so I definitely can’t complain lol

You guys should consider testing Milwaukee’s 7/16 hex drive Lineman’s Impact wrench, against the Dewalt, Makita, and Bosch versions. Klein and Hilti offer models too, but the Klein looks to be a rebranded Dewalt. Would be interesting especially since all the cordless Lineman impacts have basically taken over in the telecom world, replacing the corded models completely. For a look into what they are - the Milwaukee lineman impact is model # 2865-20 for the bare tool. Aside from having a longer handle and utility quick chuck and drive size, its likely de tuned as to not break the smaller bolt sizes used. Milwaukee shockwave pole auger bits chew through telephone poles like they were 2x4’s.

I would watch an Amazon showdown. I mean, I watch all your videos but I would watch that also. Is there a way to work a durability test in? Drop them a few times and see if they survive?

I was looking for a decent, cheap impact wrench, I ended up buying this after watching, thanks for the information.

That was disturbingly impressive.

As someone with an adequate air setup at home, with a good set of air tools to help with most jobs, a very cheap battery impact like one of these appeal to me, to take to the scrap yard, and/or keep in my car for roadside/backwoods repairs. I don't need anything crazy powerful, or particularly durable (can't be unreliable though), just something to go where my air hose won't. Some light durability testing, maybe capacity loss over time or with cold could be interesting! I am super down for more tests like this alone, especially with the idea of doing more of the amazon brands.

I actually have an Avid Power branded cordless dremel clone (integrated battery, not interchangeable) that's fairly decent overall. Good to know some of their other tools are at least somewhat usable too.

Awesome work

I thought that was a video editing app. Nice to see them getting into the tool industry 🤔

I'd like to see Workpro. I have that one and it doesn't have much trouble with lugnuts and suspension parts.

Ingersoll rand 123maxx air hammer would be a good test. I love mine. Absolute monster.

I say that kit would be good for in the car/pickup for lugnuts, if you get a flat, a harbor freight 1.5 ton aluminum floor jack, and that Avid 85.00 kit . winner

I have an avid drimel set and it is just as nice as Drimel brand I’ve used

I would like to see the kimo 1/2 impact wrench from Amazon ranks against this avid power.

I know that electrics are king and taking over all the trades, but i'd still love to see a few more air impacts tested, mostly the Cp 7748 and a few more odd ball things like lets see some air ratchets!

I have the workpro 1/2 impact off of Amazon and I’m honestly surprised. Under $100. I think it’s worth a look

Would love to see y’all test out the worcraft 1/2 inch impact wrench

I'd love to see a test on WESCO as well - their lineup is of decent size, and quite cheap on Amazon

Very interesting - I also vote for more 'zon stuff.

Nice episode you are the best 😍, keep it going 💕🙏🏻 Plus where is the skil 20v 😢, It can be some times for only 99$ as a kit with a 5.0 and I charger 😍.

I bought the neiko kit on amazon, it's beeb reliable so far but struggled to remove caliper bracket bolts. Of course I don't know how tight they were to start with. It does vibrate quite a bit compared to the big rigid I've since purchased thanks to your recommendation.

i got one on flash sale on taobao for $63 total same kit but orange color bag

Best use of forward torque is raising screw type jacks.

I would like to see a dyno test of the kimo brand half inch impact wrench. I recently purchased one from Amazon for work and I watched alot of other videos on it but none of them give you the real beans like yours do. But I have seen alot of good feedback about the tool so I'd like to really see a number on the bean machine

I gotta admit that I was hoping that impact would let out the smoke. I am also shocked that it delivered on the torque claim.

Thanks for the video! Wanted to make sure if this thing is legit and safe to use to take tires off and on my cars at home. Bought it because of the sale, so I appreciate the research point!! Looks like I’ll be keeping it!

It would be interesting to see how this tool lasted. Having your shiny new tool perform on it's first day is kind of a low bar, I expect it to perform when new, how about after using it for 2 or 3 years? How about after it falls on the concrete floor a few times? I get it, this is the torque test channel so...but there is more than just this one aspect and that is where the difference is. Use that tool for more than 15 seconds, THAT's where the money goes. Durability is what is really difficult and costly to achieve. My 20 year old Porter Cable drill still works fine after using it daily for years on end, oh sure the battery needs re-celled but the actual tool performs just fine.

Have to admit I'm surprised. For $85 with that power, it really does seem like a decent "throw it in the trunk" impact that will do the job and you can worry less about damage/loss/theft...

I'd like to see the brand WORX, they make a 1/2 impact that feels good, is quite small, brushless, quite cheap and has a good work light + battery functions. Its the WX279.9 model. The 4AH amp does pack alot more power compared to the 1.5AH. Its very populair in Europe.

There was an amazon branded mechanical keyboard ! I ordered it and it came in and was a folded piece of stainless steel sandwiching the components together ! Every time that thing would go on sale for 30$ I would order 2-3 and give them out as gifts !

Yes we want to see more

Seems like a perfect candidate for tucking under the seat of the truck - where I wouldn't risk leaving the high $ Milwaukee rig.

Test C3 Craftsmen, although they are no longer sold on at Sears you can get them for cheap on Amazon and eBay, and still get replacement battery’s for them. There my go to junk yard powertool line up.

I would love to see a durability test with like 20 lug nuts of different sizes.

It did surprisingly well in my opinion

I would like to see the avid power and bauer taken apart on the bench side by side to see how the insides compare.

I would love to see the Einhell 18V power Xchange torque wrench tested or their impact driver. I can't find the torque wrench on Amazon but it was there until recently. I got one for like $15 from the Snowjoe liquidation event (also the miter saw with batteries and charger for $75!)

Anyone else notice the two threaded holes at the bottom near the battery, that you bolt the tool bag hanger hooks that come with the hammer screw guns? (impact screw guns...?) So that means, albeit not very surprising, that the same body gets used and there's a sister product of this. Presumably, at least, as I can't see many socket impact users wearing a carpenter's tool belt lol (although, someone who installs a *LOT* of lag screws, may indeed use this impact _and_ a tool belt!)

You guys should test the compact dewalt brushed old half in and the 889 half inch

Have you thought about the Metabo 36v 3/4 inch impact vs the Makita 40v 3/4 impact. Right now at Tool Barn you get a free starter kit if you by a select metabo 36v tool/kit.