The 4 amp hour battery for this is great because it adds extra uggas duggas with not much weight gain and it gives you a flat battery to stand the tool upright. I love this tool. I might have to get the brushless drill and impact when my Craftsmen tools play out.
Hi my friend, You did a a real review on these Hyper Tough cordless ratchets. I have seen a few reviews of these and your review was much more informative. Great job!!! I been looking at these to since they came out but was on the fence too. I been looking for a good affordable long neck cordless ratchets and I like the with these cordless ratchets that you have, I can by qty(2) long neck and short neck feel r cheaper then some qty(1) cordless ratchet. Thank you for sharing and for helping me decide. I have subscribed to your RUclips channel now sir. 🇺🇸
@@MindOverMetalTV honestly I love how easy it is to find repair videos on them because I’m not a trained mechanic. Almost every single problem or repair needed is easily found with a good bunch of walk throughs. No need to dig out the manuals and diagrams.
I just bought one for my lawn mower. I figure my breaking point in getting upset is changing the deck belt so I got this to make it a little less irritating. Let's hope I don't need to use it for a long time. Knock on wood. For changing the blades I'd be surprised if it can break the bolt lose on those
I love mine as well but I found an upgrade these tools are made by the same company that sells oriellys there 12v tools under the name Power Torque and the batteries for the power torque fit the hyper tough and power torque sells a 4.0ah battery and power torque sells a 3/8s 12v impact wrench
Got the regular size one. Got fast charger,4 ah battery. Bought the drill because it was 21$ with few bits and 1.5 ah battery and charger. Got it because wanted extra battery the 2.0 ah battery was 18$ so for few more dollars got drill and charger to boot.
Is there an adapter to use milwaukee m12 batteries with this rachet? I got it as a gift for my friend but he does have a couple of m12 batteries laying around
the long one can do short work but short cant do long work so i opt for the long one instead. i dont think anyone should get both. anyway i dont even think the milwaukee can break the fasteners or nuts that well either. what i look for in a next one is if they can make it more thin both body and shaft. that would be great!
@@ertren6 ok and over the years I've been working with tools 99% of the time the cheaper tools have served me well for the price point. If experience is stupid then I guess I'm stupid. Better than being ignorant 😉.
@@jonboatmorava9115 electrical tools are probably the one thing you don't cheap out on lol. You get what you pay for nitwit. Hand tools are different because most hands tools nowadays come with a lifetime warranty and the most popular ones do very well when compared to the truck tools. The same can't be said for power tools like this. Stay stupid
did you buy it only for make an video ,why spend a lot of money if you have a milwaky,dewalt ,bosch then only because you want money from youtube.i now people with that kind of tool and perform very well sorry
I’m sure they will be just fine. People be acting like they supposed to break bolts off. Break it manually and spin it off
I do automotive for a living and been using the hell out of this thing everyday for the past few months. Love it
Just actively breaking bolts with zero care 😂 love it 😁 I didn't even know hyper tough made these. Nice
Man it hurts to break them. Just can't show it on camera 😰
The 4 amp hour battery for this is great because it adds extra uggas duggas with not much weight gain and it gives you a flat battery to stand the tool upright. I love this tool. I might have to get the brushless drill and impact when my Craftsmen tools play out.
Hi my friend, You did a a real review on these Hyper Tough cordless ratchets. I have seen a few reviews of these and your review was much more informative. Great job!!! I been looking at these to since they came out but was on the fence too. I been looking for a good affordable long neck cordless ratchets and I like the with these cordless ratchets that you have, I can by qty(2) long neck and short neck feel r cheaper then some qty(1) cordless ratchet. Thank you for sharing and for helping me decide. I have subscribed to your RUclips channel now sir. 🇺🇸
I'm impressed with them so far. Hopefully they hold up. Thanks for the sub.
Same car, same year, same ratchet, broke the same screw…lol.
Lol I still love the car
@@MindOverMetalTV honestly I love how easy it is to find repair videos on them because I’m not a trained mechanic. Almost every single problem or repair needed is easily found with a good bunch of walk throughs. No need to dig out the manuals and diagrams.
If I remember correctly, the standard ratchet is rated up to 100ft lbs. That's manually using it of course.
I have the standard one and it's been a great asset to my toolbox.
Excellent review! Thanks. 👍😊
I’m with you compact wise. I have Ryobi one plus, and the packs are a limitation for sure.
I just bought one for my lawn mower. I figure my breaking point in getting upset is changing the deck belt so I got this to make it a little less irritating. Let's hope I don't need to use it for a long time. Knock on wood.
For changing the blades I'd be surprised if it can break the bolt lose on those
It might surprise you. It did me.
I love mine. Been great so far. I hope they bring out an impact wrench
Impact wrench and a light would be great.
I love mine as well but I found an upgrade these tools are made by the same company that sells oriellys there 12v tools under the name Power Torque and the batteries for the power torque fit the hyper tough and power torque sells a 4.0ah battery and power torque sells a 3/8s 12v impact wrench
@@MindOverMetalTV I heard they are bringing out an impact wrench! I hope they do
They have one but it’s 20 volt
@@Brysonandmason320you can get hyper tough 4.0 amp batteries
Great, thanks for the review! Which of the two have you found yourself using more? The short neck or long neck version?
Short for sure
9 months later… still prefer the short?
If you had to choose only one, do you feel the extended is worth the extra $20?
Yes, I got both tho cause they’re so cheap it’s crazy and used it daily at work. Plus the battery are only 17 bucks
The extended ratchet is worth it for the extra leverage when you need it.
@@wIzKid16100Agreed
Any compatible batteries out there? Maybe in 3ah
I heard they are launching a 4ah battery
There is a compatible battery it's sold at oriellys under the brand power torque it's the same batteries and they have 4.0ah battery
@@Brysonandmason320 do you have a picture of it working? I want see that! Does orielly’s sell the battery separately?
Got the regular size one. Got fast charger,4 ah battery. Bought the drill because it was 21$ with few bits and 1.5 ah battery and charger. Got it because wanted extra battery the 2.0 ah battery was 18$ so for few more dollars got drill and charger to boot.
Awesome review
How do they compare to Hercules as far as function?
i also have a compact cheapo 12 ratchet in 3/8 ...what a marvelous tool .
Hey bud i bought one today was wondering if you still using it
Is there an adapter to use milwaukee m12 batteries with this rachet? I got it as a gift for my friend but he does have a couple of m12 batteries laying around
Haven't seen an adapter, but the 2at HT batteries aren't expensive.
$90 for all of that? pretty damn good. Milwaukee is great but damn are they expensive.
Yeah but Milwaukee is a proved name and the tools stand up to serious abuse.
@gardenstatePR that's a horrible arguement
This tool was meant for knuckle busting jobs it makes the job a lot easier and less painful
Interesting, thx for video
the long one can do short work but short cant do long work so i opt for the long one instead. i dont think anyone should get both. anyway i dont even think the milwaukee can break the fasteners or nuts that well either. what i look for in a next one is if they can make it more thin both body and shaft. that would be great!
👍👍👍👍
I love hyper tough the are great tools and don't break your wallet.
Taking into consideration that all these electric ratchets come from China including milwaukee it might be a good ratchet.
Yeah no kidding. That's how I'm looking at it.
Just picked up both for 20$
How
If they had an actual 12 volt impact wrench 3/8 anvil I’d give them a try.
I believe they do. I think it's $60
@@LOcoRamirez9 Just saw it last weekend.
Battery charge time?
About an hour on the fast charger. Double that with the adapter charger.
not a bad review
Home Depot Father’s Day Milwaukee 3/8 ratchet with battery for $150
I saw that. It is the brushed non-fuel model with no charger. Lowest price I've seen for it though.
But you could buy 3 of these tools for that price and have 3 batteries and chargers. Use 1 store away 2 and be good for many many years.
@@jonboatmorava9115that's stupid lol. Plus until these get put through a solid year of actual use and abuse, you should be skeptical
@@ertren6 ok and over the years I've been working with tools 99% of the time the cheaper tools have served me well for the price point. If experience is stupid then I guess I'm stupid. Better than being ignorant 😉.
@@jonboatmorava9115 electrical tools are probably the one thing you don't cheap out on lol. You get what you pay for nitwit. Hand tools are different because most hands tools nowadays come with a lifetime warranty and the most popular ones do very well when compared to the truck tools. The same can't be said for power tools like this. Stay stupid
Does this Chinese junk come with a side of beef and broccori ???
You sound like the type of person who buys Strap On only because of your inflated ego
Maybe toyota uses cheap bolts.
🤦
did you buy it only for make an video ,why spend a lot of money if you have a milwaky,dewalt ,bosch then only because you want money from youtube.i now people with that kind of tool and perform very well sorry
Too much talking, get to it people loose concentration, just get to it
Tighten it
@@dats197life5 shut it
So for 40 bucks it WILL get the job done for home jobs 🫡
Definitely