4V Electric Screwdriver, Rechargeable Cordless Power Screwdriver Set with 6 Bits, Screw Holder, Charger - WX255L

I’m a family handyman/amateur woodworker, so I have quite a collection of power tools. For a long time, I balked at the idea of an electric screwdriver—“I have screwdrivers, and I have a drill. Why do I need a underpowered hybrid of the two?” But, then we started getting into hobby RC cars. Doing work on them with a manual screwdriver is tedious, but a drill (even on the lowest setting) is too powerful, stripping out the plastic parts quickly. Plus, a full sized drill is too big for tight spaces and for my son to use. The guys at the hobby shop all use little electric screwdrivers, so I figured I’d give it a try. I wish I’d have gotten this a long time ago! This thing is awesome. It’s small and light enough for use in tight spaces, not so high-torqued as to cause issues with small parts, and just darn handy. I LOVE being able to preload up my six favorite bits and quickly switch between them without setting it down. Frankly, I think there will be a lot of times that I’ll reach for this instead of my full sized Ridgid cordless drill. It’s just easier and lighter and works sufficiently for even most of my woodworking needs, with less risk of stripping or over tightening. It recharges on a micro-usb cable, which is convenient, and everything seems to work fantastically on it. The only feature that is “missing” on this that I would find helpful is a torque adjustment, like what is found on most cordless drills. But, that would be difficult to implement in such a small package (I doubt many, if any, electric screwdrivers have this), and it’s kind of torque-limited by design anyhow. So that’s really not-picking. Overall, fantastic little tool. I’ll probably get a couple as gifts for family/friends this Christmas.

Every once in awhile I buy a tool that exceeds my expectations. This WORX electric screwdriver is one of those items. It's got plenty of power for even long screws and the screw holder works great.

Love this product!! For a woman around the house, it is so lightweight and easy to use to tighten furniture or drawer screws and you don't have to wait on the man of the house! Great product!

This electric screwdriver is ideal for simple tasks. I really liked it because it has a modern and fun design, and it’s very easy to use. It works great for light screwing jobs, but if you need something for drilling into walls, you’re better off getting a drill. For regular screwing tasks, it does the job well. It comes with several screwdriver bits and the battery lasts a long time

Very useful multi bit drill. Very glad I purchased this drill for my maintenance occupation. Great durability, battery life and power. Only problem is the speed of the drive, and the fact that its USB mini charge and not "C" USB.

This is my most valuable tool. It is great. Wish it had just a tiny bit more power but works great as is and makes your job a lot easier and completed faster. I miss placed it for 2 hours and immediately ordered a second. I realized how much I love it. It is light weight and for small tasks or finishing it works great instead of carrying my dewalt 12v or 20v drill.

Lately I drop EVERYTHING. I have been trying to add some clamps to the end of my adjustable bed base to help hold blankets in place, but I keep dropping the screws, and then I cant find them because of the footboard. I also tend to lose bits, or they fall out of their holder, and then when I need them I can't find the bit I need, This thing is a lifesaver. It told the screw, holds it steady, and releases it when it is ready. Coming this with the captive bits that hide behind a slide that you pull back like a pistol, then rotate like a revolver. It is absolutely helping me to overcome some of the issues that are coming with age. The only negative thing I have to say is that I wish it charged via USB C instead of a dedicated adapter. I did order a case for it to help keep me from losing the adapter

I love this - particularly when you're up on a ladder or away from your tool bench and you need "the other" screwdriver - flat blade or phillips or torx.... Just keep the 6 most used bits in the barrel, and you'll have the 'screwdriver' you need with you.