KEELAT 42Pcs Mini Screwdriver Set Review

Name: KEELAT Mini Cordless Screwdriver Set 42pcs USB Charging
Brand: KEELAT
Price: 1700 PHP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (2344 reviews)

KEELAT 42pcs mini screwdriver set review: best compact kit

Reviewed by the Product Choicest team · Updated Jul 31, 2026 · How we review

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Quick verdict

A tidy 42-piece USB-charged kit at around ₱1,700, held back by publishing no torque figure and by costing five times a fuller kit from Mitsushi.

Price: ₱1,700 as of Jul 31, 2026
Biggest pro: 42 bits plus a case, a complete kit for household and electronics work
Main catch: No published torque or speed figures, so you cannot compare it on capability

KEELAT mini cordless electric screwdriver with 42-piece bit set and case

KEELAT Mini Cordless Screwdriver Set 42pcs USB Charging

4.83K+ sold

₱1,700as of Jul 31, 2026

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At a glance

Brand	KEELAT
Type	Electric screwdriver
Price	₱1,700 (as of Jul 31, 2026)
Owner rating	4.8 ★ from 2,344 reviews
Shop	Keelat Authorized Store
Units sold	3K+

Specifications

KEELAT does not publish torque or speed figures for this model

Type	Electric screwdriver
Bits	42 pieces
Charging	USB
Max torque	Not specified
No-load speed	Not specified

Pros and cons

✓ Pros

42 bits plus a case, a complete kit for household and electronics work
USB charging, so no proprietary charger to lose
Doubles as a hand driver when the battery runs out
Compact enough to keep in a drawer rather than a toolbox

✗ Cons

No published torque or speed figures, so you cannot compare it on capability
Costs roughly five times the Mitsushi kit while including six fewer pieces
No PH service centers, so warranty runs through the Shopee seller
No stated bit-steel grade, so durability on tight screws is unknown

The KEELAT 42-piece set is a tidy, USB-charged screwdriver kit at around ₱1,700. It’s a perfectly usable tool. It’s also the hardest one here to recommend on value, and we’ll explain why plainly.

What do you get?

A compact cordless screwdriver, 42 pieces of bits and accessories, a case, and USB charging. It’s small enough to live in a drawer rather than a toolbox, and it doubles as a hand driver when the battery runs flat.

USB charging is a genuine convenience: no proprietary brick to lose, and you can top it up from a power bank.

What isn’t published?

The specs that would let you compare it. KEELAT states no torque figure, no no-load speed, and no bit-steel grade for this model, and neither does the listing.

That’s the difference between this and our top picks. INGCO publishes 4Nm and 6Nm for its two variants; Mitsushi publishes 3.5Nm and 250rpm; Xiaomi publishes the whole data sheet. Here, “42 pieces” is the only number you’re given, and a piece count tells you nothing about whether the tool drives a cabinet hinge or just a battery-cover screw.

To be fair to KEELAT: it’s a real brand with product pages and listings across the Philippines, Malaysia and Singapore, not a blank-label generic. It simply doesn’t publish engineering data.

Is it sulit?

Around ₱1,700 as of July 31, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. This is where it struggles.

The Mitsushi ML100B kit is around ₱329 with 48 pieces including 8 sockets, a published 3.5Nm and 250rpm, and a foldable body. That’s roughly a fifth of the price for six more pieces and actual specs. The INGCO is around ₱891 with up to 6Nm and a real torque clutch.

Against those two, ₱1,700 is a lot to pay for an unstated spec sheet.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you already trust KEELAT from its drill range, you want a compact USB-charged kit, and the price has come down from where we recorded it. Otherwise the cheaper picks do more and tell you more. See the full comparison in our best electric screwdrivers in the Philippines roundup, or browse more on our Home Improvement page. Our electric screwdriver buying guide covers what to look for.

Alternatives to consider

The Mitsushi ML100B 48pcs kit is our Best Budget pick at around ₱329, with more pieces, published specs, and a foldable grip. For genuine driving power on furniture and fixtures, the INGCO 4V/8V cordless screwdriver is our Best Overall at around ₱891.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much torque does the KEELAT mini screwdriver have?

KEELAT doesn't publish a figure, and neither does the listing. That's our main reservation: without a torque number you can't tell whether it drives a cabinet hinge or just a battery-cover screw. The INGCO and Mitsushi picks both publish theirs.

What's in the 42-piece set?

The screwdriver, a USB charging lead, and a bit assortment in a case. KEELAT doesn't publish a bit-by-bit breakdown or the steel grade, so treat the count as the headline rather than a spec.

Is USB charging an advantage?

Yes, a small one. There's no proprietary charger to lose, and you can top it up from a power bank or laptop. Every pick in this category except the 4V INGCO now charges over USB in some form.

Is KEELAT a real brand?

Yes. KEELAT has its own product pages and sells across the Philippines, Malaysia and Singapore, so it isn't a blank-label generic. What it doesn't do is publish engineering specs, which is why it ranks below brands that do.