Bosch Professional Screwdriver Bosch GO 3 (incl. 8pcs bit Set, bit Holder, USB-C Cable, Mini Case)

it's a bit expensive for what it is , but I find it works really well. The "push to screw" takes a bit of getting used to. I like the "push to screw" feature now. There's also a manual button to push when you do not want to "Push To Screw", like when trying to undo some screws and pushing is a bit silly. It's a "normal shape" screwdriver, now maybe this sound silly, but that is important. The electric screwdrivers with a "Gun Type handle" and trigger, well try using those as a manual screwdriver when in "locked manual mode" . I've got a B&D Worx one with this type of handle , and well it can only be really used as electric in some places. This Bosch Go 3 one , in the locked mode works oh so much better. Trying to manually twist an electric screwdriver that is the shape of an old school manual screw driver is oh so much easier. The Torch feature, well I didn't know I needed that , but it is useful ! The torque setting works quite well. Dial down the torque setting a bit , and then just do the last bit of manual screwing in manual mode. All the boring twisting gone, only the final twist is necessary. I assume the battery will last a lot longer if the final tightening is manually done. As previously said, this works well as a manual screwdriver (unlike the "Gun Handle types" of screw driver ) USB C charging is useful on the Bosch Go 3 , means that you only need a USB C cable. Thus you do not have a proprietary charger to lose like my previous B&D Worx electric screwdriver did. Replacing a lost USB C cable is easy. Trying to replace the proprietary 4.5v charger with a "DC barrel jack" is not that easy. Without the charger , the B&D Worx electric screwdriver is effectively junk. So rating , for what it does , it does very well , so 5 out of 5 stars for that. It's just it's a bit expensive. On value for money I'd probably give it 4 or maybe 3 stars. Yes, I'd buy this again, but I wished it was cheaper ! Why don't they sell it without the case and screwdriver bits ? The case takes up too much space in a toolbag, and I've got BILLIONS of screwdriver bits already ! A final note on the "Gun Handle Type" of electric screw driver that my B&D Worx one had. I will admit for the high torque tightening that type of handle can be easier. But a normal shaped screw driver can be tightened too. Over all the "Gun Handle Type" gets in the way a lot more than it helps. If you need that much torque , use a battery drill ! Please note , no electric screwdriver will beat a battery drill for torque. That's not what electric screwdrivers are for. Electric screwdrivers are for the monotonous twisting of lowish torque with something that is quite light and not cumbersome (cumbersome like electric drills). To be fair electric screwdrivers can do a fair amount of torque , but not as much as I can manually do and no where near what a full size battery drill can do !

What it actually is: A compact, USB-C rechargeable professional-grade electric screwdriver with adjustable torque and a push-to-start action built into the body. Solid choice for furniture builds, fixing stuff, cabinets, small jobs — not a full-on drill driver. ________________________________________ 🔎 Key Stuff You Should Know 👍 What’s Good • Power + control: Up to ~5 Nm torque with multiple settings, so it’s not a weak toy — it’ll handle most light-medium screw jobs without complaining. • Dual activation: Start it by pushing the tip into the screw or by pressing the power button — neat feature for repetitive jobs. • USB-C charging: No weird Bosch charger needed; you can juice it up from a phone brick, laptop, power bank, whatever. • LED ring: Lights up your work area and doubles as a battery indicator — small detail, big convenience. • Ergonomic + lightweight: Doesn’t kill your wrist in awkward spots. 👎 Downsides (Keep It Real) • Battery is built-in: You can’t hot-swap a spare battery, so if it drops to zero you’re waiting around. Plenty of folks notice this. • Not for heavy duty: This isn’t a drill-driver. For big screws into dense timber or anything structural, you’ll wanna reach for a 12 V/18 V Bosch drill. • Push-to-start can be annoying: Some users accidentally trigger it in awkward grips — others love it. It’s kinda you whether it suits your style. • Torque & speed are fixed: No variable speed trigger like proper drills have; it’s only got the mechanical clutch settings. 💭 Real User Vibes • Generally comfy and “well built” feels, battery lasts decent for light stuff, and quality seems better than cheap electric screwdrivers. • Some say battery life drops after heavy use over many months — classic trade-off with integrated cells. • Pick up from trusted sellers — there are fake Bosch Go lines floating around on marketplaces. • 🛠 Bottom Line • Good for: everyday household tasks, flatpack builds, light repairs, electricians/techs for repetitive screws. Not great for: variable speed control, big timber work, or jobs where you’d rather pull out a proper drill. • If you want something reliable and small without faffing with batteries and chargers, it’s a pretty solid choice. If you need power and flexibility, step up to a 12 V/18 V drill-driver.

The good: Tool itself is good quality. Comes in a nice carrying box with some decent commonly used bits. It can be set to low torques for delicate work. The bad: The bit extender is cheap, nasty and crooked. Bosch could have provided a good quality one with an expensive pro tool. There's only one speed so you can't slow things down when you need to which is annoying. The battery can't be replaced. All in all it's a good tool that mostly works well. It's expensive so it's not a value for money item in the short term but hopefully it will last a long time.

The Bosch GO 3 is one of those tools you wonder why you didn’t buy sooner. It’s compact, lightweight, and designed for the 90% of screw‑driving tasks that don’t need the brute force of a drill/driver. For electronics, laptops, flat‑pack furniture, and general household jobs, it’s fast, comfortable, and surprisingly capable. 🛠️ Build & Ergonomics The shape and weight make it very comfortable to hold, with a natural grip that reduces wrist strain. Feels solid and well‑balanced, with Bosch’s usual build quality. The included mini case is robust and keeps everything neatly organised. 🔧 Power & Control Packs more punch than you’d expect from its size, easily handling everyday screws. Seven torque settings give good control for delicate jobs, especially electronics and small appliances. Not as powerful as a full drill/driver, but that’s the point — it’s made for precision and speed, not brute force. 💡 Features That Make a Difference Push‑to‑go activation means you simply press the screwdriver onto the screw and it drives automatically. No trigger needed. It feels odd at first but quickly becomes intuitive and efficient. LED ring light illuminates the work area clearly. Magnetic bit holder keeps bits secure and makes swapping quick. Universal ¼" hex bit compatibility means you can use your own precision bits with an adapter — ideal for laptop and gadget repairs. 🔌 Battery & Accessories USB‑C charging is convenient, and the cable is tucked neatly under the case insert. Comes with a basic set of bits suitable for general screws; precision bits work perfectly with an adapter. 💬 Real‑World Impressions Excellent for laptops, PC builds, toys, small appliances, and anything with lots of screws. Saves a huge amount of time and avoids wrist fatigue. The ergonomics, torque control, and push‑to‑go system make it feel like a genuinely well‑thought‑out tool rather than a gimmick. ✅ Verdict A compact, powerful, and extremely convenient screwdriver that quickly becomes indispensable. It’s ideal for anyone who works on electronics, flat‑pack furniture, or anything with lots of small screws. With great ergonomics, adjustable torque, and clever features, it’s one of those tools that earns its place in the toolbox immediately.

I was dubious about spending so much on a screwdriver and had almost bought one about a quarter of the price, but I’m really glad I chose this one. It comes in a nice little tough plastic box that looks as if it would survive some tough treatment. I thought the “Professional” name was one of those things where everything is called “Pro” and it just means that there’s a slight quality bump. How wrong I was. I have a power drill with a bunch of different bits and claims to be a screwdriver but it’s just too big and unwieldy for anything useful. This however was very useful in building a flatpack cupboard. I was used to the quality level of my cheap drill and bits which would round themselves off or ruin screw heads however the bits that came (in the natty little holder) with the screwdriver seem to be made of much harder stuff and a more accurate fit. There was no slippage. I like the built in clutch so it doesn’t overtighten and split wood/ruin the screw or the bits. That’s a very nice touch. The instant brake when you stop is fantastic. I like the choice of pressing the button (which is in a slightly odd position) or just pushing down on the screw to make it work. I did wonder about the lack of a speed control, but the screwdriver seems to have the speed sorted all by itself. It has two built-in LED lights which are helpful in a darker space. They flash whilst it’s charging and go solid when it has finished. They come on when you’re screwing/unscrewing. I have two small comments which are really just nitpicking: the LEDs are nice and bright but they leave a dark patch right where the driver meets the screw. Also they sometimes switch off when you still need them. They could stay on just a second or so longer. As I said, those are just minor nitpicking and not an issue. It’s very easy to use and just makes sense. The battery lasted the whole time I was using it to build the cupboard. When I plugged it back in to charge afterwards it had clearly only used a tiny amount of the battery. I went online to sign up for the extended warranty and the Bosch website identified the model number as a professional tool so it directed me to their professional site. Not an issue but it reminded me that this is clearly a tool for tradespeople. In summary, I was dubious about spending all the money I did on this one just when I was going for the famous and trusted name. However I’m glad I did. It’s clearly great quality and reliable kit. I know that I won’t have to replace it in a year or so. I’ve bought one slightly more expensive tool instead of buying several cheaper ones. This will save me money in the long-run. Therefore this is excellent value for money.

Great grip, comfortable to hold, and works flawlessly. The only issue (apart from it being Bosch priced) is the switch to change direction. I came from a cheaper tool which had forward and reverse as part of the same switch which was really convenient. This unit has a seperate direction switch lower down the unit so you have to use another hand to switch it. If I was using it more often I would likley have returned it but in my case it's fit for purpose.

Was hoping I had made a good choice and was not disappointed. Clearly not a drill driver, but its screwdriving ability is great.Size is good making it very versatile. Again, you would not expect mega torque, but surprising strength. Only gripe would be the quality of the Bosch bits. Sadly I have never been a fan of them, there are much better to be had. However great tool.

Great bit of kit. The quick release chuck is easy to use although sometimes it holds the bit slightly off centre. I like the 5 position torque clutch and the trigger or forward pressure motor engagement options. The automatic start takes only a little forward pressure to start which can cause unwanted engagement when lining up the bit. Switching to trigger operation solves that.

Très pratique et moins encombrant qu’une visseuse

Great tool for people with wrist and hand injuries. Set the torque cut off properly and know it has both pressure activated and button activated built in options.

Compré el Bosch GO 3 Professional para mis trabajos de electrónica y pequeños montajes, y superó totalmente mis expectativas. La potencia de este destornillador es impresionante para su tamaño: con solo presionar hacia adelante o pulsar el botón, responde de inmediato y con excelente control. Tiene 6 niveles de torque, lo que me permite ajustar con precisión según el tipo de tornillo o material. El diseño es ergonómico y muy liviano, ideal para sesiones largas sin fatiga. La batería se carga rápidamente por USB-C y dura bastante; en una semana de uso intensivo aún no necesité recargarlo. Además, el freno electrónico es un gran plus: detiene la rotación en seco apenas se suelta el botón, lo que mejora la precisión. Un detalle que me encantó es el maletín con accesorios de buena calidad que viene incluido. Lo hace aún más práctico para llevarlo a cualquier parte. En resumen: si estás buscando un destornillador eléctrico profesional, confiable y fácil de usar, el Bosch GO 3 es una excelente inversión. Lo recomiendo sin dudar.

Quiero decir que al principio tenía mis dudas en comprarlo por las pocas reseñas en línea de este producto, pero me ha sorprendido respecto a la generación 2, me gusta mucho la luz led y ademas el portapuntas que sujeta la punta con firmeza, la caja es de buena calidad. Tiene todo el sello de calidad alemana.

Il prodotto è assolutamente ottimo se usato per le sue operazioni target, ovvero avvitare e svitare viti, bulloni e dadi (questi ultimi con le giuste punte esagonali che vanno comprate in kit a parte). Sforzo inesistente in qualsiasi situazione, mai più fastidi nel farlo manualmente. L'avvitatore, in casi estremi, può diventare anche un cacciavite manuale, basta metterlo in modalità blocco, utile per serrare con forza finale manuale grossi dadi che richiedono essere stretti molto, come certi accessori da palestra, l'avvitatore fa quasi tutto il lavoro col motorino e il resatate giro di serratura si fa manuale. L'avvitatore, con il giusto kit di punte, potrebbe anche fare dei piccoli fori di invito su legno non troppo spesso e duro o plastica ma evitate di usarlo per lavori impropri al prodotto, come fori su muro o ferro, su Youtube si trovano test del genere ma l'avvitatore è stato fatto per altri scopi, per quello c'è il trapano. Abbastanza comodo anche per assemblare computer, anche se, essendo questo un avvitatore molto potente già alle prime potenze, eviterei fossi in voi di usarlo per le viti sulla scheda madre, sul dissipatore o sugli SSD, rischiate di spannare le viti o di piegare la plastica se non state attentissimi, ottimo invece per i radiatori, le filettature delle ventole, il montaggio dell'alimentatore e le viti eventuali del case. Inizialmente ci si sta un pò a capire come tenere ferme le punte nel foro dell'avvitatore, non basta inserirle per serrarle automaticamente, bisogna tirare verso l'esterno il foro stesso, solo così si serreranno le punte senza il rischio di uscirsene e per rimuoverle bisogna ritirarlo nuovamente verso l'esterno. Lati negativi pochi, se non che la scatoletta, molto carina, si è rotta da sola aprendola già la prima volta e una delle due cerniere a perno si è spannata, portando la scatoletta a chiudersi con difficoltà. E' un peccato, è una valigetta veramente molto carina e mi sarei aspettato più qualità del materiale, spero non mi si rompa definitivamente aprendola nel tempo.