Most homes have a random drawer full of mismatched tools. A screwdriver with a stripped tip, a hammer missing its grip, an Allen key set that lost half its pieces years ago. The Xiaomi Mijia Tool Kit is Xiaomi’s answer to that chaos, and it packs an electric screwdriver, a full hand tool set, and a proper storage case into one compact box.
Sold globally under the model number MJGJX001QW, this toolkit blends an electric driver with old school hand tools like a hammer, wrench, and tape measure.
It is aimed squarely at people who want one grab and go box for furniture assembly, minor repairs, and everyday DIY jobs around the house.
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What Comes Inside the Box
The Mijia Tool Kit ships in a hard clamshell case with fixed slots for every tool, so nothing rattles around or goes missing. The case itself measures roughly 297 x 230 x 70mm and weighs about 2.46kg fully loaded.
Here is what you get inside:
| Tool | What It Does |
|---|---|
| Electric straight screwdriver | Powered driver with adjustable torque and LED light |
| Bit set | 4 long bits and 18 short bits in S2 steel |
| Adjustable wrench | 25mm jaw, chrome plated for rust resistance |
| Claw hammer | Steel head with rubber anti-slip handle |
| Needle-nose pliers | Wire stripping, gripping, and crimping in one tool |
| Self-locking tape measure | 3 metre nylon-coated blade with bubble level |
| Allen key set | 8 sizes from 1.5mm to 8mm |
| Utility knife | Carbide blade with snap-off segments |
That is a genuinely useful spread for someone setting up a new home, since it covers furniture assembly, wall mounting, and small electrical fixes without needing eight separate purchases.
The Electric Screwdriver Is the Real Star
The centrepiece of this kit is its cordless electric screwdriver, and Xiaomi has clearly spent the most engineering effort here. It offers three torque settings, topping out at 4 newton metres.
Torque, in simple terms, is a unit that measures how much twisting force the driver applies to a screw. Higher torque means it can drive tougher screws without you having to push hard.
An LED built into the tip lights up the screw head, which sounds minor until you are working under a cabinet or behind a bed frame at night. A dedicated forward and reverse button lets you switch between driving and removing screws instantly, instead of fumbling with a rotating collar.
Power comes from a 2000mAh battery charged over Type-C, and Xiaomi claims a full charge can drive around 600 screws before it needs topping up again. That is enough for a full weekend of furniture assembly without hunting for a charger mid task.
What happens when the battery does run out, though? Xiaomi built in a manual mode for exactly that.
Twist the handle by hand and an internal all-metal planetary gearbox, a system of interlocking gears that multiplies your hand force, kicks in. It pushes torque up to 8 newton metres, higher than the electric mode itself.
Small Details That Add Up
A few thoughtful touches separate this from a generic bargain tool set. The screwdriver comes with a universal flexible shaft that has a built-in magnet to hold bits steady while letting you twist into tight corners.
It also includes a 60mm magnetic extension rod for reaching deep or awkward screw holes.
The needle-nose pliers pack four functions into one tool: a wire stripping slot, a wire gripping slot, a spring loaded rebound for one-handed operation, and a dedicated crimping slot for terminals. That is the kind of tool an electrician would appreciate, not just a weekend hobbyist.
The tape measure locks the moment you release it, and its hook is designed to move slightly. This lets you switch between inner and outer measurements without recalculating anything by hand.
Even the utility knife gets a string-cutting groove built into its body, so you never need to extend the blade just to snip a cord safely.
Built for Repeated Use, Not Just One Project
Xiaomi has used S2 steel for the bits, a tool grade steel prized for its hardness and resistance to wear. It should hold up better than the soft chrome-vanadium bits found in cheaper kits.
The claw hammer includes a rubber cover to protect furniture surfaces during assembly. The adjustable wrench is rated for a maximum torque of 230 newton metres, which covers most household bolt sizes with room to spare.
Storage gets attention too. A dedicated compartment roughly 185 x 43 x 29mm inside the case is built specifically for loose screws, nails, and small parts, so you are not digging through pouches or ziplock bags mid project.
Price and Availability in India
The Mijia Tool Kit is a Xiaomi global catalogue product and is available to Indian buyers through import listings rather than an official Mi India retail launch at the time of writing. You can check current pricing and stock on Amazon below.
If you are comparing against dedicated electric screwdrivers already sold in India, this kit’s advantage is scope. You are not just buying a driver, you are buying the hammer, wrench, tape measure, and utility knife that usually get purchased separately.
Who Should Actually Buy This
This kit makes the most sense for people who move often, rent frequently, or have just moved into a new home. It covers assembling flat pack furniture, mounting curtain rods, or fixing loose hinges without owning a full workshop.
It also suits anyone who wants a single case they can grab for quick fixes instead of chasing down individual tools scattered across the house.
Professional carpenters or electricians who use tools daily will likely want dedicated, higher capacity equipment instead, since this kit is built for occasional home use rather than continuous job site work.