I liberate the kids Snap On dial torque wrench when I need in/lbs.
I like being able to see the torque coming up. That way if you encounter a burr or such you can actually see the torque reading spike.
If I have to invest in one short of dropping four bills for the Snap On (Hey-I'll tell the kid he has free rent for a month or two-shit, he already does) I will buy a beam type wrench.
Ive never really trusted the click type after I used one that was FUBAR and snapped a head bolt.
That leads to high blood pressure and lotsa bad words.