# HOTO O1 Pro Electric Screwdriver Set, 12 Bits, USB-C

Source: https://www.ranked10.co.uk/home/best-electric-screwdrivers/hoto-electric-screwdriver-set
Ranked #2 in "Best Electric Screwdriver 2026: 10 Ranked, One Bosch Listed Twice": https://www.ranked10.co.uk/home/best-electric-screwdrivers

- Price: £31.99 (checked on Amazon UK on 2026-09-19)
- Amazon rating: 4.6 from 3,547 ratings
- Buy on Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08Z74BLX9?tag=ranked10-21

The HOTO Electric Screwdriver Set — sold on the listing as the Cordless Screwdriver O1 Pro, model number NEX O1 PRO — is the number two pick in this guide. It is a 3.6V cordless driver with a 1,500mAh battery that charges over USB Type-C, 12 S2 steel bits and an aluminium storage box, at £31.99. It carries 4.6 stars from 3,547 ratings, and it sits £9.24 below the cheaper of the two Bosch IXO listings in this guide.

The number worth reading twice is the torque. The bullets give "electric mode: max. 4 N·m / manual mode: max. 8 N·m" — but only the 4 N·m comes from the motor. The 8 N·m is what the bit and body will take when you turn the tool by hand, which is not the same as power. The endurance figure is the other outlier: over 1,000 screws on one charge from a 1,500mAh cell, against the 190 screws per charge quoted for the 2.0Ah Bosch IXO 7 further up this list — more than five times the screws from a smaller battery, with no test conditions given. Two smaller mismatches: the bullets promise five kinds of bit while the spec table's Head Style field names four (Phillips, Hexagonal, Torx, Pozidriv), and the star breakdown on the listing runs 77% five-star, 15% four-star, 5% three-star and 3% one-star, which adds to 100 — those are percentages, not counts. Everything on this page comes from the Amazon listing, not from our own testing.

## Specification

| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Price | £31.99 |
| Customer rating | 4.6 out of 5, from 3,547 ratings |
| Voltage in the title (as listed) | 3.6V — the spec table carries no voltage figure at all |
| Battery | 1,500mAh, recharged over USB Type-C |
| Torque (as listed) | 4 N·m in electric mode, 8 N·m in manual mode |
| Endurance claim | Over 1,000 screws on a single charge |
| Weight | 250 g in the spec table; 0.55 lb (about 250 g) in the bullets |
| Bits | 12 S2 steel bits, said to be up to 60HRC, held magnetically |

## Questions people ask

**How many screws will the HOTO Cordless Screwdriver O1 Pro drive on one charge?**

The listing claims over 1,000 screws from its 1,500mAh battery, after what it calls a rigorous 37-step testing process. No test conditions are given, so treat that as the seller's claim rather than a measured figure.

**What do the two torque figures mean?**

The bullets list electric mode at a maximum of 4 N·m and manual mode at 8 N·m. In manual mode the motor is not driving anything — you are turning the tool by hand — so the 8 N·m figure describes the limit of the bit and body, not the power of the screwdriver.

**How many types of bit come in the set?**

The bullets say five kinds of bit and 12 S2 steel bits in total. The spec table's Head Style field names four: Phillips, Hexagonal, Torx and Pozidriv. The bits are held in a magnetic tip for swapping.

**Does the HOTO set come with a case?**

Yes. Both the bullets and the Included Components field list an aluminium storage box, along with the screwdriver, 12 bits, a USB Type-C charging cable and a user manual.

**Is the HOTO screwdriver heavy?**

The bullets give its weight as 0.55 pounds and the spec table gives 250 g, which is the same figure within rounding. That is 80 g lighter than the 330 g quoted for the Bosch IXO 7 elsewhere in this guide.

**How is the HOTO O1 Pro rated by buyers?**

4.6 out of 5 from 3,547 ratings. The breakdown shown on the listing is 77% five-star, 15% four-star, 5% three-star and 3% one-star, which adds to 100, so those are percentages rather than counts of individual reviews.