SKIL Rechargeable 4V Cordless Screwdriver Includes 9pcs Bit, 1pc Bit Holder, USB Charging Cable - SD561801

I’ve been using this electric screwdriver for a few years now, and I’m really happy with its performance. The motor is powerful enough to handle most DIY tasks, from assembling furniture to small repairs around the house. The variable speed control is a great feature, allowing me to adjust based on the task at hand.The design is compact and lightweight, making it easy to maneuver and comfortable to hold for extended periods. The battery life is decent, and I’ve only needed to charge it once after using it multiple times. It also charges quickly, which is convenient when I need it in a pinch.

Bought this yesterday and was immediately using it last night to zip screws in and out of the dryer for quick repair. It’s awesome, far better than expected, fits in the palm of my hand, feels weighty and powerful for everyday screw and bolt needs.I am mid 40s Dad with very nice Kobalt impact driver and Dewalt drill. For some home improvement projects I’m working on at the moment I decided a little electric screwdriver Might be great. I was VERY surprised to find out that they can run $80-$100+ for reputable brands at the blue and orange stores. $100 tool to zip little screws out?!For 20, this is absolutely awesome. I have a vast array of drill sets and socket sets with the quick change fittings so I can fit all kinds of adapters and extensions and sockets and screwdriver heads and hex wrench and anything else I can think of on to this little zippy driver. It can fit in my pocket, Has a couple of magnetic bit holders built into its body, easy forward and backward paddle shifter mechanism and a special wraparound trigger so it can be used like a drill grip or can grab the top of the body to use it more head on like a screwdriver.I was thinking to buy a straight screwdriver type version but the $28 skil one still charges with micro USB! A junk obsolete charger from 20 years ago! Black and decker has a cool pivoting handle one that I would’ve bought for $25 but it comes with one of their annoying proprietary chargers that are also thin delicate cheap junk. I was worried about ordering this if it would also be micro usb, but I found a recent review where a guy said they recently changed this to USB-C. I can report mine is USB-C Charging so I can charge it with all the chargers we have laying around the house. And it truly fits in the palm of my hand so I’m not so worried about the straight design versus the pistol grip design. I have many adapters and extensions to get this to fit anywhere I might need but it is so small it already fits almost anywhere.So as mentioned, stop comparison shopping and just buy this for 20 bucks! Even if it breaks in five or 10 years, buy another one and you still will have only spent a THIRD of the Dewalt or Milwaukee versions.

This "SKIL Rechargeable 4V Cordless Screwdriver Includes 9pcs Bit & Bit extension" is a good value for a 'name brand' SKIL product, and it works great.The 'work light' is a help, specially in darker places. The selection of Bits covers a good range of needs, and they fit well in the driver and are easy to change without any concern for them falling out. There are 'slots' on either side of the driver body which will hold 2 bits that you may need to use often interchangeably.The ONLY thing that I don't like about this Cordless Screwdriver is the 'trigger', I find it too 'touchy' and runs at the slightest feather touch. Other than that, I have found this Screwdriver to be very handy, useful, and has enough power to take on all my projects that don't require a 'full blown' Cordless Drill Driver.I can recommend this Cordless Screwdriver for anyone who has a lot of hobby / household, light to medium duty projects requiring the use of a screwdriver.

After several months, I had a need for my cordless screwdriver. I put a toy chest together and everything worked out, but the tool has only start and stop. There is no ramping up or down as with some power drills and screwdrivers. The abrupt starts presented some challenges but in the end the tool does the job and was not overly expensive. I like the array of tips that come with it and the unit is very powerful. It charges in a reasonable amount of time.

The big caveat is that I've only used this thing a few times, so I can't speak to the durability, but I love this tool so far. The best part about it is the physical design of the object itself. It's super compact, fits in my hand just right, the build quality is great, and it was designed with simplicity in mind. So... A+ to the product designers on this thing. Also the magnetic detent for the bits is well calibrated so that it's strong but not so much that it's super hard to pull the bits out with your fingies. It has surprisingly good torque. Things I'd change: If they could give the trigger multiple (slower) speeds, that would be nice. Also, it ships with an extension and some bits... I'd want one of the bits to have a 1/4" socket driver. Not a big deal... I love a handy, well-made tool that knows what it's about and this is all of those things... 5 stars.

We have two of these. It holds a charge forever. Nice kit, in a very handy storage case. One of them I keep in my studio for winding/unwinding guitar strings.