Battery Impact | Seesii Impact

Ok, so here’s another review. Today, it’s the SEESII WH710 impact wrench. I tested it against my Makita XWT042, my RYOBI One + PSBWI25K1 and my brothers DeWalt DCF891b; all similar 1/2” impacts.

The first up, Makita. It cost me just under $200 on sale. The tool retails at $224. That’s tool only. Anyhow, the Makita is rated at 325 ft lbs of breakaway torque. It’s accurate. We tested it thoroughly. The machine tackles everything we have thrown at it in the garage. From removing wheels, accessories and cylinder heads, no issues. The manufacturer claims 1600 RPM max with 2200 IPM. There’s no reason to dispute that. Coupled with a 3 year warranty and great customer service….. not bad at all.

Then the RYOBI. I bought it on sale for just around $100. It’s $139 retail. The manufacturer rates it at 275 ft lbs of breakaway torque. Spins way faster than my beloved Makita at 2900 (and it’s actually noticeable), making 3800 IPM. Again, no arguments here. Removes wheels and takes apart motors like a champ. Btw, great job rebuilding your image RYOBI. Leaps and bounds ahead of your old stuff. Plus, your 3 year warranty and great customer service help.

Then, there is my brother’s DeWalt. I must say, it’s nice. With 800 ft lbs of torque, there isn’t much it cannot tear apart. It spins at a decent 2000 rpm and can do 3100 IPM. My brother paid $279 (tool, one battery and a charger) though, at the big HD, making this the most costly of the bunch. But, as we all know, DeWalt makes nice stuff and they customer service will never leave you hanging when and if that 3 year warranty needs to be used.

Finally, my new and highly coveted SEESII. Well, the WH710 didn’t disappoint. Nicely built. Came with a great looking case, two batteries and the charger. Best offerings out of the 4 so far. Oh, btw, I paid well under $100 on sale. It retails for just over $100.

To move this along, the SEESII measures 665 ft lbs of breakaway torque. A monster. It pull apart motors, removes accessories, handles pretty much what ever I throw at it without any strain. It spins at 2400 rpm and handles 3000 IPM. Additionally, it has a 3 year warranty and based upon my contacts with questions, their customer service is pretty fantastic.

There it is folks, simple, unbiased opinions and info. With 3 decades of car restoration and modification behind me, a garage full of Makita, RYOBI One +, full access to a bevy of DeWalt tools and many others…….out of these 4……I’d have to surprisingly say, I’d pick the SEESII based on build quality, performance and price. All were great but SEESII is truly becoming a major player. If they keep their prices reasonable, they will probably expand and grow past others in the market.

Great job, SEESII. Wonderful products.

I love this impact driver. It’s one product that me a believer in SeeSii as being a major player in the big tool market. It’s got great torque. It’s smooth. It’s incredibly well built. Even the instruction manual was well written and presented. Plus, the fact that they included the charger, two 4.0 mAh batteries, and boxed it very well, that leads me to believe SEESII is serious about being competition to the market leaders. Now for a quick review! I tested this against my Makita XDT132, my RYOBI One + PSBID02B and my brother’s DeWalt DCF860B. All 1/4” drivers. All great products. In any event, the RYOBI One + goes first. It cost $85, tool only. Very nice. RYOBI has done well rebuilding its image with the newest One + products it sells. The RYOBI is rated at 1900 in lbs, 158.3 ft lbs of torque. It does well. It spins at 3000 rpm and handles 3900 IPM. Not too shabby for a little driver that isn’t too expensive. 3 year warranty and great customer service. I then went to my Makita. A bit more money. $150, tool only. It’s a great driver, yet the weakest of the bunch. 1500 in lbs/125 ft lbs is all it can handle in the torque department. However, we don’t utilize our drivers like our impact wrenches and well, we have impact wrenches for that reason. With that said, it’s plenty enough powerful to handle the average job that a driver is typically used for. It spins at 3400 rpm and handles 3600 IPM. 3 year warranty and great customer service. For my 3rd try, I went to my brother’s DeWalt. He paid $180 for the tool only. The most expensive of the bunch by far. However, it’s by far the most powerful as well. The DeWalt handles 2500 in lbs/208.3 ft lbs. It spins at 3900 rpm and can pound out 4500 IPM. Is this thing a 1/4” driver or a full blown impact wrench?!? A complete, albeit expensive, animal! 3 year warranty. Great customer service. Now, last but not least, the SEESII offering. About $65 buys you the tool, two 4.0mAh batteries, and a charger. Yes, they give the biggest bang for the buck. This little monster does 1950 in lbs/162.5 ft lbs of torque. It spins at 3250 rpm and can beat down 3450 IPM. Not bad, SEESII, not bad at all. It also has a 3 year warranty and SEESII provides customers with great customer service and support. Even though I love all of them and despite the DeWalt being the strongest…..if I had to choose one, I’d pick my SEESII based on build quality, performance and cost. Great work SEESII. You made a new fan! I won’t be giving up my other tools, they are my toys after all, but I will be buying more SEESII products for sure! Great job, SEESII. Awesome products! To everyone reading, GO GIT YOU ONE!

Ho testato il prodotto e lavora molto bene!
Seesiii ha spedito un modello superiore, senza alcun esborso in più, poiché quello scelto da me non era disponibile, questa è serietà. Graxie

Very Powerful & it's at a good price.

Sort of unbelievable. Wicked buy for the money