... an electrician and this screw driver has been very useful. As many different types of screws being used ...
928502
I am an electrician and this screw driver has been very useful. As many different types of screws being used on the different pieces of equipment now days this comes in real handy. Yes there are different brands but this one has proved most useful for me. The 5/16 nut driver gets a lot of use and has held up sufficiently to my abuses. I use it more in commercial work than industrial.
3348974
This is a great ,easy-to-use screwdriver that is also fairly cheap. This eliminates the need to have six different screwdrivers around the house! It can also use bits from other kits, which is even more amazing. It feels solid, and works properly. More than good enough for my use .I would certainly recommend  this screwdriver, you will not be disappointed!
2963286
I'm a big fan of this driver, the 4 to 1 gearing really comes in handy if you are removing or installing lots of screws, the handle, and some other components aren't the best plastic but they've held up fine, for the price it's understandable, I would happily pay more for one made from some stronger stuff. The bits it came with are surprisingly durable as well.
4526866
Excellent screw driver.  Has most, if not all, of the standard driver bits that you would use to perform any common house chores.  The bits are easy to take out from the back and also to flip from one side of the bit to the other .  Perfect for any handyman!
2458683
I am currently working on my first pc build and figured this would come in handy for future builds as well.

Pros:
I liked the rubber grip on the screwdriver; it prevents the screwdriver from rolling off the table.
The different tips are easy to swop around.
The tips clip on securely and does not fall out.

Cons:
One minor gripe would be that it is not magnetic but this is an issue that is easily solved.

A great purchase I would recommend to anyone who needs a multi-purpose tool.
4661366
I have owned Skill Electric Screw Drivers for at least 20 years.  I have broken two and worn out a third. They have been the most useful power tool for the money that I have ever used. In addition to 45 easy screws in a Mustang Interior, the drills have enough torque to drive sizable repair screws into antique walnut -- which is alomost as hard as steel.

The current model shifted to a more-difficult-to-remove battery -- but since it can be recharged in situ, the only issue is eventual replacement (which SHOULD be easy from factory stock).
3378788
Great screw driver set with light and screw holder when you need an extra hand,  set is complete with drills etc.
1633458
These multi screwdrivers come in very handy when needed for different size screw and nut heads.  Klein makes a good quality tool that does what it says.  This is the one I go to when needed.
2834253
This is so handy to use when I don't need the power of a cordless drill. I do a lot of electrical work and this is perfect for receptacle screws and cover plate screws. Not sold on the whole pistol grip since it doesn't really have that much torque but it's there if a person wants to use it. So far I would say it holds a charge very well.
1872867
My wife got this driver for me for Christmas 2011 after putting it on my Amazon wish list.  Now I use it all the time working on the motorcycles and around the house.  I only grab a regular screwdriver if the task at hand requires something longer or shorter, so I use this one 90% of the time.  The grip is comfortable, having the right feel and shape.  The unit is well balanced and the bit storage is the best I've seen on any multi-bit screwdriver.  For an odd-ball plus, the cheerful blue and red make it very easy to spot in the toolbox.  The only real negative I've seen is the need to keep an eye on it when friends come over to work on stuff.  Everybody wants to "accidentally" take it home with them!  lol  But for the price most of them have bought their own by now.
4239414
I bought this driver when I was starting to put sheet metal on a new barn I was building.  I have now used it to put the screws in two new barns.  The driver works great for the money.  I looked at Lowe's and a similar driver was $80-$100.  I had a cordless driver but the batteries would give out by the end of the day.  The clutch does slip a little bit and I don't know that this is one of those tools that will "last a lifetime. But, for $30, if it quits tomorrow, I got my money's worth.
646694
I bought one of these several years ago and it's one of my favorite tool in my shop. The reason I bought another was because I thought the battery went bad in my first one...wrong!!  The charger cord had a tiny break in it that I didn't notice.
After I got my new screwdriver and tried the new charger on the old screw driver it still take a charge and work great...so now that I have two great screwdrivers I can look forward to years of happy screwing.
1643769
This screwdriver is meant for electrical work and includes the bits most useful when working on electrical circuits, which are conveniently stored in the handle.  If you occasionally live dangerously and work on live circuits (like replacing a switch or socket without first throwing the appropriate breaker!), this screwdriver is insulated on its shaft, and may well protect you from electrocuting yourself!  If you accidentally short out the circuit, the appropriate breaker will be thrown automatically, but you will be protected by your insulated screwdriver shaft!  I don't recommend this, but admit I have occasionally done it myself.  Also can easily be done by accident, if you throw the wrong breaker, and omit the tests to be sure your circuit is dead!  So this screwdriver is cheap insurance, especially for idiots, and is worth the money for this reason alone.  It is well-made and the bits are precision, well-fitting the usual screws found in electrical fittings.  So buy it, throw it in the box with your other electrical gew-jaws, use only it for electrical work, and have fewer nightmares about electrocuting yourself with a screwdriver, a dumb accident that would make you feel really stupid, if you weren't dead! Also have some needle-nose pliers with insulated handles in your electrical box, for the same reasons.

BD Burleigh, PhD, Full Geezer with Tenure!
1509934
I like this a lot more than I expected to. I mean, it's a screwdriver, right?

All of the heads fit into the tool efficiently. It is not inconvenient to switch between them multiple times within 15 minutes (which I wind up doing more often than you would expect). As an added bonus, one of the nut drivers is the exact size needed to repair a piece of equipment we use at work... a size which seems to have gone missing from every ratchet set and nut driver set in the shop over the course of several years.
3977587
I bought this screwdriver after reading a comparison of screwdrivers on The Sweet Home.  This was their top choice, and I can see why after using the screwdriver for a few miscellaneous projects.  The included bits seem good enough for most tasks and store conveniently in the handle.  The bit storage slides in and out of the handle easily and provides a reassuring (and secure) click when closed.  The tool ratchets nicely when in use.  The handle is comfortable and feels sturdy.  This has taken the top spot in my tool bag and I'd recommend it to anyone in the market for a multi-bit screwdriver. (Full disclosure: I'm just a homeowner, not a contractor, but this screwdriver is much nicer than the one I owned previously for the small stuff I do around the house.)
1518376
As my first dedicated driver and replacing an old B&D cordless drill these tools are a pleasure to work with.  The driver impressed me a lot with it's ability to drive screws in where I had problems with other tools.
3092715
This is a solid, multi-bit screwdriver. The socket where the bits go is magnetized and the bits firmly slide into place.  You can hold the screw driver upside down and they don't fall out. I don't know how long the magnetization will last - maybe a month, maybe forever, who knows, but it's a nice feature.  Though the handle is round it will not roll away from you because at the top of the handle are flatted sides - another nice feature.  The handle is fat enough, and textured to get a good grip for man or woman, and allows enough torque to really tighten or loosen a screw.  I guess the only feature that would have been great to have that it doesn't have is a way to store the screw bits in the handle.  You will have to keep up with the bits somehow.  It would have absolutely perfect if the bits always remained with the screwdriver, but still, it's a very good screwdriver.