The Lowes version does not have a way to set torque from what I have read. So you have to watch the screen until it hits what you are going for.
I have a split beam type Precision, it's not digital. But I've been very happy with it.
5-button control pad allows you to preset your torque value, change units of measure, change mode of operation with peak/angle/follow choices, save readings and select read-out unit of measure
The Lowes digital is made by Eclatorq. It's a stripped down model from their normal line but Eclatorq makes super high quality stuff. They are the OEM for SBD and make all of Proto's and MAC's digital torque equipment.
I don't see them listed on your eBay, do you have another venue of selling?I sell that exact model of 1/2" digital torque adapter in TOPTUL brand for $60.00. It has green (TOPTUL'S color) instead of red outlining used by Matco but by simply looking at it you can tell it's exactly the same part obviously made in the same factory. I NEED TO RAISE MY PRICES!!! Here's a link to the TOPTUL one: https://www.toptul.com/style/frame/..._1&name_id=92173&Directory_ID=58116&id=400040
The old Husky clickers were made in USA by Danaher, before they deteriorated into imported, Apex, Gearwrench. I have one and it still works fine. Danaher made those wrenches for everyone, including SK, ADT and Sears.I appreciate the information guys! I have a Husky click style not for years. Think it’s time to go digital. I love the SO one tho very **** wrench lol.