Velora FixPro™ | The Christmas Present He'll Still Be Using in March

$49.99 $100.00 Save $50.01

  • Lives in the kitchen drawer, not at the back of the shed
  • 68 magnetic bits, he never hunts for the right size again
  • Adjustable power, so a pair of glasses never gets snapped

Order before the Christmas rush.

Black gift box and one-year warranty card included with every screwdriver.

EMPTY DOM REMOVE PROTECTOR
Mastercard
American Express
Apple Pay
Shop Pay
Visa
PayPal
Money Back Guarantee

30-day money-back guarantee

Let him open it. If he never takes it out again, write to us within 30 days and you get a full refund. No complicated conditions.


What if he already has tools? +

That's exactly why it works. The drill and the toolbox stay in the shed or the garage, and nobody goes out there to tighten a pair of glasses or change a watch battery. This one is the size of a pen and lives in the kitchen drawer, right where the little screws in a house actually are: glasses, kids' toys, the games controller, the TV remote, the picture frame that leans. His big tools never do that job because they are too big and too far away.

Our guarantee +

Let him open it. If he puts it away politely and never takes it out again, write to us within 30 days and you get a full refund. No conditions, no questions. The one-year warranty card is in the box, on top of your statutory rights.

Claire R.
Claire R.

Two years running I bought him an experience voucher. Never booked, both expired in the drawer. This year I got him this. He opened it, said "oh, that's clever", and fixed our daughter's glasses on the spot. It's March and it's still on the worktop. The black box and the warranty card make it feel like a proper present, not a chore.

Two years running, a present he never used.

Two years running, a present he never used. This one, he's still using in March.

An electric screwdriver the size of a pen, with 68 bits sorted by size in a magnetic case. There's a light built into the tip, so he can see what he's doing under a cabinet or behind the telly. The power is set before he starts, so he can go from a glasses hinge to a cupboard door without stripping a thing. It charges by USB-C, the same cable as his phone. Everything arrives in a black gift box with a one-year warranty card, ready to give as it is.

How it goes with the Velora FixPro

Four steps. No DIY skills needed.

Step 1.

He opens the black box. The screwdriver is charged, the 68 bits are lined up by size and the warranty card sits underneath.

Step 2.

He grabs the first thing that's been waiting for months: his daughter's glasses, the controller, the remote with the dead batteries.

Step 3.

He picks the power instead of forcing it, switches on the light in the tip, and the screw comes out without being chewed up.

The result.

He leaves it on the worktop instead of putting it away. In March, it's still there.

The Velora FixPro vsAnother present for the drawer

The Velora FixPro vsAnother present for the drawer

The experience voucher with an expiry date, the jumper, the aftershave, the novelty mug. You've bought them before, and you know how it ends.

Velora FixPro™
Velora FixPro
An experience voucher
To book, to expire, to forget
Still in use in March: pen-sized, so it stays in the kitchen drawer
The 68 bits you actually use, in a magnetic case, each in its place
Light built into the tip, so he can work under furniture without a torch
Adjustable power, so neither a glasses frame nor a screw gets damaged
30-day money-back guarantee, on top of the one-year warranty card
Why he's still using it in March

Why he's still using it in March

It comes down to three things.

The size. It's the length of a pen, so it doesn't go out to the shed with the drill. It ends up in the kitchen drawer or the hall table, a few steps from where the little screws cause trouble: glasses, toy batteries, the games controller, a watch, the picture that leans, the cupboard hinge.

The 68 bits you actually use. Not the hundred and eighty in a case nobody opens twice. Sixty-eight, sorted by size in a magnetic case, so he grabs the right one first time and puts it back afterwards, instead of searching for ten minutes next time.

Adjustable power and the light. It isn't a drill, it's a precision tool: the power is chosen before he starts, so a glasses arm doesn't crack and a screw head doesn't strip. The light sits in the tip, in line with the bit, so he can see under the cabinet or behind the telly without holding a torch in his other hand.

It stays on the worktop, not at the back of the shed

It stays on the worktop, not at the back of the shed

It charges by USB-C, the same cable as his phone, so he's never waiting for batteries nobody bought. That's why it's charged on the day he needs it.

And the part that matters on the evening he opens it: it isn't a brown cardboard box. It's a black gift box, with the bits lined up and the one-year warranty card underneath. That's what makes him say "that's clever" instead of a polite thank you.

What our customers say

Verified reviews from customers who bought it.

4.8/5
Based on 48 reviews
5 stars 83.3%
4 stars 14.5%
3 stars 2.0%
2 stars
1 star
Claire R. Verified purchase

Two years of experience vouchers that never got booked. This year this one: he tightened our daughter's glasses in thirty seconds and it's still on the worktop.

Nicola B. Verified purchase

My husband has every tool going in the garage. This one lives in the kitchen drawer and it's the only one he reaches for, mostly for the kids' toy batteries.

Karen M. Verified purchase

Bought for my dad, 68, who always says he doesn't need anything. He showed it off to my uncle the next Sunday after changing his watch battery.

Louise L. Verified purchase

I kept it for myself. Built a whole flat-pack wardrobe on my own in an evening, with the little light in the tip to see the hinges.

Joanne D. Verified purchase

Really well made and the box genuinely feels like a present. Would have liked a second colour, but my husband uses it for the controller and his laptop.

Frequently asked questions

What if he already has tools? +

That's the point. The toolbox stays in the shed, and nobody goes out there to tighten a glasses arm or change a watch battery. This one is the size of a pen and lives in a kitchen drawer, next to the screws that actually cause trouble: toys, controller, remote, picture frames, hinges.

You can find cheaper kits elsewhere, why this one? +

Because it isn't the same thing on the evening he opens it. Elsewhere it's a plastic bag in a brown box, no gift box, no warranty card, and he has to find a cable. Here it's a black gift box with the 68 bits lined up by size, the one-year warranty card underneath and the USB-C cable inside. You're not buying a kit, you're buying the moment he opens it. And it's covered for a year, with 30 days to change your mind.

Other kits have 150 bits, this has 68. Is that worse? +

A hundred and fifty bits means ninety bits nobody ever uses, and a case where you can't tell the sizes apart. These are the 68 you actually use, sorted by size in a magnetic case: Phillips for toys, Torx for games consoles and bikes, Pentalobe for phones, and the micro heads for glasses. He grabs the right one first time and puts it back.

Is it powerful enough? +

It isn't a drill, it's a precision tool, which is why the power is adjustable. It goes high enough for a cupboard hinge or flat-pack furniture, and low enough for a pair of glasses. On a screw that's really stuck, half a turn by hand before the motor starts and it comes free: that's how you never ruin a screw head.

Do you need to be handy to use it? +

No, and that's the whole idea. You hold it like a pen, press the button, and it does the turning for you. Your wrists and shoulders don't strain, because you're not the one forcing it. Women write to us that they've built a whole piece of flat-pack furniture on their own in an evening, using the light in the tip.

What will he actually use it for at home? +

Glasses arms that work loose, the kids' toy batteries, a watch or remote battery, opening a controller or games console, a laptop, flat-pack furniture, bike brakes or a saddle, a picture that leans. It's the kind of tool you don't use every day, and you're glad you have the day a remote-control car needs new batteries.

How does it charge? +

By USB-C, with the cable included in the box, the same type as his phone. Nothing to buy, no batteries to find, and it's charged on the day he needs it.

Does it look like a present or a tool? +

It arrives in a black gift box, the 68 bits lined up by size, the one-year warranty card underneath. You give it as it is, nothing more to wrap. It's the difference between putting a bag on the table and handing him something he opens.

What if he doesn't use it? +

You have 30 days. If he puts it away politely and never takes it out again, write to us and you get a full refund.

Is payment secure? +

Yes. Every transaction is encrypted through Shopify Payments. You can pay by card, PayPal or Apple Pay.

You can find cheaper kits elsewhere, why this one? +

Because it isn't the same thing on the evening he opens it. Elsewhere it's a plastic bag in a brown box, no gift box, no warranty card, and he has to find a cable. Here it's a black gift box with the 68 bits lined up by size, the one-year warranty card underneath and the USB-C cable inside. You're not buying a kit, you're buying the moment he opens it. And it's covered for a year, with 30 days to change your mind.

Is it powerful enough? +

It isn't a drill, it's a precision tool, which is why the power is adjustable. It goes high enough for a cupboard hinge or flat-pack furniture, and low enough for a pair of glasses. On a screw that's really stuck, half a turn by hand before the motor starts and it comes free: that's how you never ruin a screw head.

What will he actually use it for at home? +

Glasses arms that work loose, the kids' toy batteries, a watch or remote battery, opening a controller or games console, a laptop, flat-pack furniture, bike brakes or a saddle, a picture that leans. It's the kind of tool you don't use every day, and you're glad you have the day a remote-control car needs new batteries.

Does it look like a present or a tool? +

It arrives in a black gift box, the 68 bits lined up by size, the one-year warranty card underneath. You give it as it is, nothing more to wrap. It's the difference between putting a bag on the table and handing him something he opens.

Is payment secure? +

Yes. Every transaction is encrypted through Shopify Payments. You can pay by card, PayPal or Apple Pay.

What our customers say

Excellent! 4.8/5 based on 3,146 reviews

30 days Money-back guarantee

Let him open it. If he puts it away politely and never takes it out again, write to us within 30 days and you get a full refund. No conditions, no questions.

ADD TO BASKET
30-day money-back guarantee
One-year warranty card in the box

30 days Money-back guarantee

Let him open it. If he puts it away politely and never takes it out again, write to us within 30 days and you get a full refund. No conditions, no questions.

ADD TO BASKET
30-day money-back guarantee
One-year warranty card in the box