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Wiha speedE

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Overall rating 4.0

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Reviews
Number reviews: 65
Overal rating: 4
Review for Wiha speedE by Redpath Installs
7th February 2022

I was left a little disappointed by this tool. It is great for very light duty applications for instance removing faceplate screws during an electrical inspection but the low torque capability of the driver leaves it a little lacking. I personally do not think the price point is worth it.

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Review for Wiha speedE by RMD Electrical Services
26th June 2021

I love my speede fantastic for 2nd fix jobs especially when we being in long socket screws, I was a bit dubious with it but got it very cheap compared to the retail price which to be honest I dont think it warrants the £200 price tag. If you struggle at the end of the week with your wrists etc then this will certainly help with the strain but is certainly not an all in one and barely has enough torque to do up a socket

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Review for Wiha speedE by Keynston Services
8th June 2021

I've had this now for over a year and use it quite a lot, especially when faced with a lot of screwing. I received mine after a lot of poor publicity for SpeedE last spring, but I'd researched it on American and German websites where its true potential (and limitations) were clearly laid bare. It was not intended for the kind of treatment I think many sparks wanted to use it for (hence the poor reviews I saw last year). Maybe Wiha got the marketting wrong; that being said, the SpeedE II looks like it does address a lot of concerns about torque and grunt.

For me, the SpeedE met my occasional requirements for a good screw / unscrew tool that would save on RSI when faced with a lot of screws. I knew (from the American Wiha site) that it did not have power for undoing tight screws, but it was great for lots of repetitive work. It will tighten up screws to about 0.4 Nm, after that good wrist power is needed. It has a useful LED light to illuminate your immediate work.

It also fitted in well with my existing collection of manual Wiha slimbit drivers, including the Stubby, Slimvario, and the 38611 six-bit screwdriver. Between them I had enough variety, and slimbit sizes, for many jobs I encounter and the ability to get into tight spots.

The SpeedE added a welcome degree of comfort when faced with a lot of screw-in, screw-out work and or when swapping between slotted, pozi or phillips screws or when faced with a mix of sizes. That being said, when I'm "just" faced with a few screws then I revert to manual rather than unpack the SpeedE.

Overall it is an expensive tool and it does lack the power / torque that many sparks want and expect. I've not had any problems with mine, but I've heard of some issues with the rubber grommet seal. I obtained spares from Wiha, and apply a bit of light grease to ease the bits in & out. It comes with two batteries and a charger, mine came in a neat L-Boxx which also holds some of my spare bits.

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Review for Wiha speedE by Keith Dawson Property
3rd May 2021

First off all a brilliant tool, slightly underpowered but still great. Mine had a issue with losing the rubber oring which holds the bit in place. Cost is high which made it worse when I lost it but enjoyed using it. Made long machined screws a dream.

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Review for Wiha speedE by B.C.Electrical
3rd May 2021

I bought this over priced screwdriver in the spare of the moment thinking it would be handy for EICR’s and just speeding up screwing things back on second fix.
At the start it was good, but quickly began to fail.
Would decide when it wanted to work, one minute it would turn and the next it wouldn’t.
Would not recommend this product.

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Review for Wiha speedE by WSH Electrical
9th February 2021

I have had this for over a year now, and can't understand why it gets bad reviews. Okay it isn't the most powerful driver, but its not meant to be. Its great for what it was designed to do, each is remove and replace terminal screws on accessories

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Review for Wiha speedE by FL Electrical
19th January 2021

It’s a great concept of a tool but lacks the power and torque needed on a day to day basis, for the price you pay you’d expect it to be up to the job but sadly it’s not.

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Review for Wiha speedE by JC Electrical
13th December 2020

As this the first generation you can let it off for not being perfect. It is a great concept and presented really well. The way you use it is great having two batteries that you can recharge is great the ability to put a torque bit on it and use any wiha driver bit amazing. But what is a downside is the lack of power. it would be great to have more power then down grade it then have less and need more. Also if it wasn't so pricey considering its contenders

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Review for Wiha speedE by R.s. Merriman LTD
9th December 2020

I have had a speede 1 for around 1 year the novelty of it wore off after about the first week so it went into retirement on the back shelf of me can. Lately I have been involved with a lot of panel building and after starting to get pains in my wrist I dug it out again. I am now convinced about it and use it all the time for this type of job. It has it's time and place and I wouldn't go back to a standard screwdriver for panels but I am also the first to admit it is no use as a general purpose screwdriver.

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Review for Wiha speedE by Inglis Electrical
27th September 2020

I was really looking forward to getting to use my new speed-e. At first it worked great, but then the bits started to get stuck and I lost the o-ring which holds them in (was sent replacements by wiha) but then I sent it in for repair due to the trigger sticking and sometimes not working. Came back fine, and used it again for about 3 weeks then the same issue again. I haven't bothered contacting wiha again so it's sat in the bottom of my box gathering dust

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Review for Wiha speedE by Mitie (Mobile Electrician)
24th September 2020

I wasn’t fond of this when I first got it but now it has helped me massively, I had issues with the tendons in my fingers and they where operated on, using this had saved me pain and time, I wouldn’t be without it now!

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Review for Wiha speedE by P. J. Wright & Son Ltd
2nd June 2020

Feels great in the hand, good build quality Within a couple of minutes had it fully working Easy change bits and battery It is expensive bit of kit but worth it

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Review for Wiha speedE by H&H Electrical
2nd June 2020

Feels very sturdy haven’t had any problems with it feeling cheap or plasticy. 1 criticism is it could do with a locking mechanism for the battery storage. Just like a normal screwdriver but bigger. And obviously takes away strain from the wrists Exactly the same as a normal screwdriver but it is motorised. This is great for most things but could do with a little more torque.I got it for free so excellent. But for the price I think it could be a little cheaper. But if there are some improvements make I think the price could justify it.

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Review for Wiha speedE by Ormistons
31st May 2020

Switch gets stuck on a regular basis Very easy to use just needs more torque. No torque and difficult to get blades out. Far too expensive for what it is, far cheaper and better products out there.

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Review for Wiha speedE by Loyal Security Solutions Ltd
29th May 2020

The build quality is great feels good in your hand and materials used to build it are of a good quality Okay it is really easy to use so should have been a 5 star but the fact you can't really use it puts it down to a 3 star the features are good its got a light which really helps when your doing a consumer unit in the cupboard under the stairs comes with a few useful bits also I think for what it is, it is way too over priced if it actually did the job it was supposed to do then i would say yeah the price would be right

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Review for Wiha speedE by RTA Systems ltd
29th May 2020

It feels very sturdy and nice to hold It’s simple to use. Turn the dial to go 1 way and then the opposite to reverse the way the driver is going What let’s it down is the fact the “o” ring can pull out easily when changing heads Their is no denying it saves time on underdoing screws. I’ve even ordered the speed-e 2 as I love the 1st so much so then the newer version is sure to be better.

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Review for Wiha speedE by Gifford’s Electrical Limited
7th May 2020

It’s feels sturdy and the bits are held securely in the main body.It’s super easy to use just twist to losen your screw then twist the trigger and your screw comes undone. The only reason It’s not a 5 star is it’s to easy to accidentally twist the trigger whilst tightening or loosening off the the screw to start with and you then get a bit of move the from the screwdriverAs far as features go it’s pretty limited. It has a single led when using but this should have been a halo from the start. It’s also very low on the torque ratingIt’s a lot of money for something that has limited torque range. There are plenty of attachments but considering you can get an rechargeable electric screwdriver that also comes with significantly more bits for as little as £20 it’s hard to justify buying one full price.

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Review for Wiha speedE by Matrix Electrical
7th May 2020

It feels like any wiha screw driver should. It can do the job with ease
Good build quality
Nice ergonomic handleIt’s has a easy to use switch
And a comfortable handle
Light works well to let get up what your are working onThe light is good
And the bit change is great
I feel that it needs a bit more torque as it won’t even tighten up a socket screwI’m glad I never paid full price for it as I would have been disappointing
But it’s still a good screwdriver and I do use it a few times a month

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Review for Wiha speedE by jnservices electrical
6th May 2020

Out the box loved this tool was great. Definitely think it's a grower and the more you use it the more it becomes your tool of choice.
However dropped mine from about head hieght earlier this week and now and left with a load of cogs and bearing that I have to work outLovely tool impressed with the usage of it and the rage of adaptors availableGreat tool Alot of reviews I have read mention lack of power but used right this isn't an issueWas going for 5 until the "accident" hopefully I can rebuild easily if not 3 will be my score

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Review for Wiha speedE by Aaron Barnard
6th May 2020

The weight of the screwdriver feels substantial but is not too heavy for use as a screwdriverComfortable to hold and the twist function is located where your thumb and finger clamp the screwdriverThere is a very good selection of accessories e.g. Torque adaptors and various different SlimVario screwdriver bits.

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Review for Wiha speedE by DSG Electrical Services
6th May 2020

Very comfortable to use and feels well madeVery easy to use, twist it either left or rightThe light could be better and it could use a little more powerI’m not sure it is worth over £200 but it is defiantly worth my £90 subscription

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Review for Wiha speedE by One Click Electrical
2nd May 2020

Slightly too shortEasy to choose direction when in useExcellent LED to see. Good speed when doing screws upDue to the time and effort saved when hand tightening Sockets etc

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Review for Wiha speedE by Lindum Fire Services ltd
2nd May 2020

Comes in a very sturdy case keeping it all safe when being stored. The screw driver is built solid and the bits slide in to the very strong holder.
The bits are to the same high quality as the rest of the Wiha screwdriver bits.For my job (fire systems engineer) it is perfect as some of the terminations are in tight enclosures, with thumb and finger operation of the powered part it easily tightens the termination.
We also train engineers, and once a week I have to strip down all our training fire system rigs (over 320 terminal screws), the SpeedE makes this an absolute doddle, and has saved me hours since I got it.It’s just like a normal screw driver in size and weight. Whilst holding it like a screw driver you simply turn the power ring, which is just where your finger and thumb are and it rotates. It is not like the bulky heavy powered screwdrivers others make.It is a little more expensive than the bulky powered screw drivers, however in my opinion it is worth it, but the price tag may put it out of some people’s price range.

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Review for Wiha speedE by BMT Electrics
1st May 2020

What I have experienced, the speed-e is that it is a very firm and strong driver, with the ability to do most of the work for you. The only thing is that it needs that extra bit of kick when unscrewing screws. But I understand that with the size of the battery and motor inside the driver, that will be hard to achieve.Positives great at saving time unscrewing and screwing with just a touch of a button. Love when you are in a awkward position to unscrew a screw the ease of just pushing a button makes life 100 times easier.

Negative- it’s not strong enough all the time. Not the end of the world to loosen a screw but it would be niceGreat features with the light at the end of the screw driver which makes life a lot better. I have noticed with the 2.0 that the light is larger great improvement.
I think the grip and how comfortable it is to use is a huge bonus.I think as I paid a discount price it was worth it, along with the Benefits that came with it. I probably would not have purchased the speed-e for the original price which I think was over the £150 mark. As I could get other toolset for that price and I just could not come to grips with paying that much for a screwdriver. That may be personal preference though

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Review for Wiha speedE by macdc electrics ltd
1st May 2020

Great screwdriver that feels great in the hand.Simple to change bits & battery easy to uselove The small box that holds the different blades takes up very little room in my pocket.I feel I paid a fair price for a quality product, something that I have come to expect from wiha is quality tools and I have never been disappointed.

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Review for Wiha speedE by SPC electrical and property maintenance
1st May 2020

Its fits nice in your hand not to heavy just about rightI like the way you just twist it to turn it onTorque is a little low I've been using for cu units mainly and face plate screwsI'm part of the wiha club so didn't pay the full price but I was looking to buy one before I joined

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Review for Wiha speedE by MRBE Ltd T/A MRB Electrical
1st May 2020

This tool has a very specific use, it is for electrical accessories and terminal screws. It is not designed to screw into wood or rawl plugs etc. The low torque account for this.

Right, now that’s out the way.

This is great for repetitive working, to prevent strain on hands and wrists. Not so great for small or one off jobs as the benefits don’t shine through in short duration working.

The battery lasts long enough and charging overnight is fine. It has a usb charger so can be left in the van to charge if needed.

As it’s the 1st version there are some changes needed to improve it;
1. Torque settings - there are none. It would be ideal to have 2 or 3 standard torque settings to suit accessories and MCBs/RCBOs.
2. Speed settings - again none, long accessory screws do take a long time so 2 speeds would be great.
3. The switch position does not suit everyone (at least not me!) if it were further down the handle it would suit my larger hands, or, if Wiha introduced a ‘push to activate’ that would be kinda cool.

The price is somewhat high, the R&D and VDE properties will no doubt contribute to this.
If it were half the price I could see it flying off the shelves.

All in all, a good product with a fairly specific job. Some modifications needed to make it great.

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Review for Wiha speedE by PG Electricals
1st May 2020

Holding the speedE in you hand it just feels light a well balanced it has been well used and still look as good as newThe speedE fit perfect in you hand and the switch to turn the driver left or right easy to function and need no effort, nice and easy to swap out different driver bits.Having the small LED on the SpeedE is just great makes easy when working in low light and the battery life lasts longer than I expected.By the time you add up the cost of having different drivers, the SpeedE has them all in one pack and the time saved when swapping out sockets and switches makes the SpeedE good value for money

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Review for Wiha speedE by CD Electrical
1st May 2020

A good quality, well made product even down to the box it came contained in.Easy to get used to how it operates and find a way that feels natural to use.Seems to have good features and works well but If i was to purchase again i would stump up the extra for the SpeedE 2 with its better torque levels and LEDsA premium product with a suitable price. Not the cheapest item out there but comes with quality.

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Review for Wiha speedE by Thorne Electrical Contractors
1st May 2020

I have had 4 speedys and 3 of them have gone faulty within 1 year of having them . The first one stopped working on rotating clockwise . The second kept getting stuck on and the third had the same problem as the secondEven though it keeps going wrong I still couldn’t live without one it makes my life so mich easier it’s a great tool and will always recommend oneGreat features the light is worth having one just on its own. The fact that it is power assisted just makes it one of my favourite tool. Abit more power and a more reliable build quality and it will be the best tool an electrician can haveOnly because I haven’t had one last over a year without some kind of issue

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Review for Wiha speedE by D. H. Electrical
1st May 2020

The switch can be a bit hit or missWhen it works it’s great and easy to useThe unit is ok easy to use but the switch can be temperamental and the power of the unit isn’t very goodThe unit would be improved if it had more power so until this happens the price of the Speed-e is ridiculous. I can do a screw up quicker with a standard screwdriver

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Review for Wiha speedE by Electrical & Safety Compliance Solutions Ltd
1st May 2020

I have been using the product for a couple of months on site. It is frequently used and has not presented any issues. It feels solid made, the driver bits engage nicely in to the holder and do not slip when used.Extremely easy to use. I have kept it within the L-Boxx it arrived in and this has kept everything nice and neatly together and easy to hand to use.The low torque setting has been reported by many as too low and for some purposes it is. It would be beneficial to up this to 1Nm to make more multi purpose.However, when used to screw back electrical accessory faceplates it performs very well, the low Torque is only an issue if the box threads are not clean. I have recorded a short clip of myself using the SpeedE for this exact purpose and it has performed perfectly and protects from over tightening and cracking faceplates. An improved torque or variable torque setting would enable to product to serve additional purposes including working within consumer units.at full purchase price i believe there are other products on the market that offer better value for money as they can serve multiple purposes

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Review for Wiha speedE by TM Electrical And Maintenance Services
1st May 2020

The speedy feels great in your hand with a nice ergonomic feel. Very little movement from the gears to allow manual operation easily.Very easy to use and setup. Just plug the battery in put the required screwdriver tip and away you go.A great screwdriver overall but just a slight increase in torque from the motor would be fantastic and a massive improvement.Good value but slightly more expensive than another similar product on the market.

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Review for Wiha speedE by London Surrey electrical services Ltd
1st May 2020

Good build and durable product. Really easy Tobias and nice for in the handReally easy to use. Really comfortable in any sized handI like the light. As an improvement, I think it needs a bit more speedI think the speed e is priced slightly high but not massively. It very hand so I would recommend it.

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Review for Wiha speedE by Evans Electrical South Wales
1st May 2020

Had the Speede for around 5 weeks now and I think it’s a brilliant bit of kit takes the tedious part of tightening or loosen screwsVery easy to use set explanitoryCould do with a little bit more torque just to help that little bit moreI think the original price was to expensive for what it is and it functionality. It’s something I would have no hesitation in purchasing at around £150 but original price is double that hard to justify.

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Review for Wiha speedE by Monarch Builders
1st May 2020

The fit into the hand is perfect, okay it lacks some power from the automatic setting but it still works amazing and how I expected, I didn’t expect to let it do everything it’s so nice for it to do all the work and I just do the cross over the finish line, the design and look of it is also amazing I love showing her off on Instagram, thanks wiha!When you send all day on a second fix doing up Patrice screws you really do notice not having to do anything until the last few turns instead of you having to tighten up hundreds of screws a day all by hand I’m probably putting in the work of tightening 10 screwsThe fact of the electrical assist on this device is great but 3 days a go I was doing a fuse board and it was pitch black this didn’t matter with the LED light on the front of the device. The way it packs away into its case as well. Spot on and easy to fit into any tool bag with the chargers and everythingWe got the speede free with the membership but if I had pay for it I do this the RRP is expensive but it’s such a novelty it’s a fun thing to have in your toolbox

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Review for Wiha speedE by DAJ
1st May 2020

It’s a solid price of equipment and a very good weight, unfortunately the contacts and start switch seem a little unresponsive sometimes. I’ve only ever used it in a clean second fix environment and it sticks and over runs or it doesn’t come on straight away. But really a minor issue.It is fantastically easy to use.
A real benefit to the workplace and a saver or my wrists.The box it comes in is compact and robust, it links with other types easily.
The selection of bits you can get with it varies massively for pretty much all screw heads.At first I had thought it was a little over priced, but after working with it for some time it’s really an invaluable assist to the job.
The work light and versatility of the slim vario and speed e ticks all boxes for a well thought out tool.

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Review for Wiha speedE by M.E.T Electrical Ltd
1st May 2020

Feels good to use and reasonably lightweight. Main issue I have had is that the switch sticks and continues to power the driver.
I have also had a squeak develop with the switch.Simple use tool. Easy to understand, insert batteries and switch bits over.Excellent setting for the torque of the driver, stops perfectly for small terminals e.g. control panels/thermostats etc
Nice light to illuminate the work space.
2 batteries for a very long working time.A little expensive for what it is, but with all new tools prices will eventually drop.

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Review for Wiha speedE by Josh Cheeseman Trading as JT
1st May 2020

Feels solid and comfortable in your handi feel like if I’m tightening a screw that last bit I could break the mechanism. And obviously the torque but it’s for starting a screw not full tightnessDecent Changeable screwdriver bits, with a nice variation of sizes.Quite a hefty price tag for an electrical screwdriver

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Review for Wiha speedE by Andrew Cheshire Electrical Services Limited
28th April 2020

Quite comfortably the worst tool to reach the market. How a development team get paid to come up with this is unbelievable.

The tool is expensive so you fully expect a good quality build and reliable performance. However the torque is very weak and struggles to tighten any terminals or loosen them. The overall feel of the tool is bulky and not the best to handle.

The battery life is terrible and the charge time for such a small battery is far too long.

To compare it to anything, think of a child's play toy electric screwdriver. However comparing the two would be unfair on the child's toy!

Please do not buy this product or be persuaded by expert trades promotions etc. Search reviews and you will find similar reviews to mine. However do not read any reviews on mainstream platforms as you can purchase these reviews very easily through marketing companies. I suspect they are bogus.

If anyone would like my tool set for free you are more than welcome.

I have requested a full refund from Wiha and yet to receive a response.

DO NOT BUY!!!!!

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Review for Wiha speedE by SGKC Electrical
25th April 2020

Had my speede a few months now, great little tool, saves on the wrists, good for working in panels and working at arms length, the light is a handy feature, good build quality, nice to handle.

How ever, I have the speede version 1, although I understand the fundamentals behind it, it does need abit more guts and feels a tad underpowered doesn’t need much more, also although the light is good it could do with staying on a little while longer after the trigger has been used,

Other than that good bit of kit with some minor improvements needed

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Review for Wiha speedE by Interserve
14th April 2020

Used the speed E Mk1 for the first time and found it not up to scratch. The bits are hard to get in and out of the holder and the power is below par. However, as someone that suffers with nerve issues in my hands it does assist with the manual side of the trade. I found that the battery also loses power quickly. I would certainly like to try the Mk2 version to compare. I still love the whia brand as I find all their tools very well made and designed for the practical use.

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Review for Wiha speedE by cresswell electrical
8th April 2020

Great tool! makes life that bit easier, it does enough but bare in mind it will only go up to a torque of 0.4 nm so if you are using it to undo and do screws for sockets/switches up you might have to do the first/last few turns your self

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Review for Wiha speedE by North electrical
16th March 2020

Bought this thinking it would be better than using my mini driver. But way to under powered gets stuck undoing brand new distribution board earth bar screws. Way to expensive for what it is. The mini worx one is better just not insulated!

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Review for Wiha speedE by GES Electrical
16th March 2020

I have the speede at a discounted price as I couldn’t see a use for it. It has become useful in tight spaces like kitchen cabinets where I have to fit faceplates to electrical accessories but the retail price was a little off putting

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Review for Wiha speedE by Hillthorpe Electrical Contractors
14th March 2020

Only had the speede for a few days now so couldn’t comment on the long term build quality of the tool. However from using it for the last 5 days it’s great speeds certain jobs up makes life easier. Would recommend to any of the guys doing a lot of data and smart home stuff due to the lack of torque. On major issue would be the price point.

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Review for Wiha speedE by Lee Butterworth
2nd March 2020

My review in the SpeedE, love the feel in the hand of the handle, the switch could possibly have been a simple forward and backward switch instead of rotary switch but you get used to it.

This is ideal for all my work in consumer units and second fixing accessory faces on, yes as other have said the torque could have been set slightly higher but that’s no issue as we all know the consumer unit screws are all set to different rates by manufacturer and depending on the item itself, I use the speedE to screw everything to it’s own limit then go around with my Wiha torque driver which is easier in my opinion.

It’s invaluable for screwing accessory faces back especially when they’re not white plastic you don’t seem to slip off the screw once aligned correctly.

I’ve given the speedE a three star for value for money as I just think it’s slightly overpriced, I’ve given it a five star for features as I’m glad it’s been made to fit all the slim vario bits meaning it’s fully compatible with all the driver bits in my collection

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Review for Wiha speedE by Elektric Ltd
1st March 2020

Great screwdriver. The battery life is fairly decent and with the second battery I’ve not yet run out of power in one day’s use. Plenty of interchangeable heads make it very versatile

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Review for Wiha speedE by Callelectrician
28th February 2020

I have tried speede..
It fits inside the pocket. Comfortable grip.Looks good, good for Board change, easy to cay inside MFT bag.
Lack of torque, I dont know how long battery going to last, as not used it for to long.
Overall if someone's to buy it price should be around £100.

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Review for Wiha speedE by SC Electrics
28th February 2020

I purchased my speede a couple of years ago, I'm glad I did.

Such an improvement on labour and time, more noticeably when second fixing or doing eicrs. You remain in full control of the screwdriver, still able to use feel to ascertain the tightness of terminals.
I purchased the set with the torque bits, which although are not used on every job, when they are they are reliable and simple to use.

Customer service from wiha is second to none, I had some issues with my first 2 drivers and these were replaced, when I lost the o ring from the end, the sales manager, Tony sent more out to me straight away.

The light on the driver is a nice touch, especially in dull or dark areas.

This is one tool in my bag I couldn't manage without now.

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Review for Wiha speedE by Thomas Chaney Electrical Services
27th February 2020

Great bit of kit once I accepted that it's not made to screw things up completely. I spent the first week using it thinking it wasn't powerful enough but then I watched the video explaining how it's supposed to be used and now I see the real benefit of the speed E. The only thing I can really say that's negative about it is the cost I think it's quite a bit to ask for when there are other cheaper versions out there. Also the torque adapters are rather pricey too but if your worried about your wrists getting repetitive strain injuries then this is the driver for you!

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Review for Wiha speedE by Lc Fisher Electrical Services
27th February 2020

at first I was a bit weary but when you understand its limits & use , you then seem to use it regularly. now I wouldn't be without it , a handy bit of kit.

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Review for Wiha speedE by JB Electrics
27th February 2020

I got one off these and I like the idea of it, I got one battery but It doesn’t seem to last long. I’ve used it on a few jobs and will keep you updated on its use. It seems a lot off money for what it is.

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Review for Wiha speedE by AJOB Electrical Ltd
27th February 2020

This is a great tool once you understand what it’s meant to be used for. If you are wanting a driver with the power to put wood screws in this is not for you. This tool removes the repetitiveness of screwing socket screws and electrical terminals, the driver will screw until a certain torque is reached, it’s then up to the user to finish the job to the correct torque. It took a while to get used to it, but it has found a lifelong place in my toolkit now.

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Review for Wiha speedE by Smith’s
27th February 2020

This product is so simple and easy to use my young daughter was able to master is within two minutes. Build quality is great. Top quality product

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Review for Wiha speedE by Volts
27th February 2020

I Recieved a Wira Speed-E recently and have fully charged it prior to use. Since then i have tried to use it on multiple occasions and the screwdriver just doest pack enough power to turn the screws, it just about manages when the screw is almost out. Its also not a natural feeling to twist the handly to turn the automatic screw feature on, i believe a push button would be alot more effective. This product priced at roughly £170 works out as a very expensive handheld screwdriver as in my personal experience the automatic screw function is completely useless.

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Review for Wiha speedE by ATR Plumbing & Heating
27th February 2020

Well built, sturdy tool as you’d expect from Wiha. unfortunately I feel needs more power for undoing and tightening screws. I received it as a member of the Wiha Pro club but would say it is too expensive to pay full price.

Definitely has its uses and can be a big relief for the wrists for certain jobs.

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Review for Wiha speedE by AW Electrical Services
26th February 2020

Received my speed e as part of the wiha pro club.
Pros:
Compact
Good quality Unit and bits
Well designed case
Fits in pocket
Not overly bulky, can use one handed
Handy bright light on the front

Cons
Battery life seems awful (after a full day charge)
Price overall seems high for what it is
Low torque overall

Having considered all of the above I am happy with the product overall, happy I have one to use but wouldn’t of wanted to pay the full retail price for it.

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Review for Wiha speedE by M. Cox Electrical
20th January 2020

The SpeedE isn't a gimmick like I first thought, its good for those jobs where torque isn't required i.e. long face-plate screws.

It fits nicely in the hand, the small light is useful and the rotation button easy to use. The slim bits fits nicely within the SpeedE however I do recommend putting a little grease on the fitting end, this will stop the o-ring being pulled out when removing the slim bit.

I have been having problems with the driver not working, but the light coming on, or the motor being stuck on. Yes, I have tried both batteries that are fully charged, .

The carry case is nice but not what I would carry around on site, a small pouch that I can clip to myself with the ability to store the slim bits would be better.

I would like to see more torque or an adjustable torque setting.

Not worth the mega cost but still a useful item to the tool bag.

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Review for Wiha speedE by Martin Kaine
17th January 2020

love this piece of kit,was a little taken back at the start as power wise wsdnt to sure,but as I've used it more and more I'm used to it,handle is perfect and just the right size to get a good torque on,the led light is a great idea specially in those little dark corners,the little twist to go is in the perfect position

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Review for Wiha speedE by Parry's Electrical
22nd December 2019

Brilliant bit of kit when used correctly! Probably wouldn't pay full price but now i have it then i know its worth the dollar. Could do with a pouch to put it in toolbag

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Review for Wiha speedE by Heath Electrical Services (MK) Ltd
12th November 2019

This electric screwdriver could be so much better! If only it was powerful enough to tighten all screws. Mine is used all day and two batteries is enough. Hopefully the next model is improved.

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Review for Wiha speedE by Powernet-Electricals
12th August 2019

Good customer service. It's very easy to use...straightforward. Although it's nice to use, I find it it is not very powerful for tougher screws. Although it's good it is a tiny bit expensive.

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Review for Wiha speedE by Lyttle Smart Homes NI
6th July 2019

I won my SpeedE through expert trades and have been using for the last 1.5 months. I use it most days for alot of different projects but find that putting screws into sockets is about the best thing it does as when carrying out work on hotel project there were about 70 sockets to be put on and this significantly reduced the time it took to fit them. Very good well built product from Wiha but definitely would require a bit more torque in the driver as if you hit a hard bit on a socket it will stop. Also the ring for control can stick occasionally but this is probably down to lack of maintenance on my part.

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Review for Wiha speedE by Darren Spencer Electrical
22nd January 2019

Well can i say quality piece of kit, unfortunately Wiha have missed an opportunity to deliver an electric screwdriver that was for everyone by not having enough torque or adjustable one, what i mean by this machine screw threads good, but anything else with a bit of resistance , it will struggle, if your an electrician sockets, switches lights it’s excellent for, but anything else it will struggle.

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Asked on 9th April 2021 by Lights Electrics

Anybody tried the speedE 1 AND speede 2? What's the difference between them?

Answered on 9th April 2021 by DAJ

Speed-e 2 has a higher torque mode/switch and a better light on it, a ring as opposed to a single led.

Also I believe the battery is slightly different making it easier to find replacements for it.

I find it brilliant but seems a bit of a marmite product.
There are other more powerful ones out there. But none vde that I have seen. The torque can be an issue with a threaded screw, or an accessory not lunged up well, but I prefer the finesse of using it rather than brute forcing it through.


Asked on 15th February 2019 by Darren Spencer Electrical

Can you make any improvements on build quality e.g. adjustable torque/rubber o ring?

Answered on 6th July 2019 by Lyttle Smart Homes NI

I dont think they can make any improvement on the product but I think Torque will be an issue and supply of o rings is going to be a must as I have almost lost mine already.


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