10-In-1 Multi-Tip Folding Magnetic Pocket Screwdriver with Carrying Clip and Bottle Opener, Includes 3/16" and 1/4" Slotted, PH1, PH2, T15, T20, S1 and S2 Bits

I absolutely recommend this is do commercial hvac and use this every day i dont have too go into my tool bag to get my tools for a screwdriver, all the bits are easy access so I can use them for other things like my impact and the megnetic backing is great too stick this tool onto the unit when I have too use a different tool 💯 recommend this

This is a great screwdriver. My only recommendation is to take off the square extension and put a round one on. The square one can be difficult in tight spots. The round one has been perfect on this. I work as maintenance in a machine shop. I use this on some tough screws. Even using the handle as leverage at a 90 degree angle, it holds up great and takes the extra pressure. Great design, wish it held more bits.

It comes in handy more often than I thought. It fits right into your pocket and feels good in my hand. The only gripe I have with it is the extension neck is loose and tends to fall out. I fixed that by putting a rubber band around it when it’s folded. I tend to use it without the extension to avoid it from getting stuck in a tight screw. 4 out of 5 for the extension being loose.

This is phenomenal for a small “just in case” tool pouch. Paired with either the leatherman or 711L inline ratchet extenders and youve got something even better. My only 3 gripes are the following: 1) depending on how youre holding this your fingers can press the bit lifter while youre using it and send the bits into the palm of your hand. Not super comfortable. 2) theres no detent at the 90 degree mark to help keep it more stable when youre trying to add a bit more torque to a screw 3) the magnet in both the base AND in the extension arm are laughably weak. Youre almost required to buy a replacement extender that actually holds on to the bits.

Works fine. Seems like a good tool.

bought one of these and the magnets came loose one day, and then all of them eventually. emailed per diections on their website and got a brand new one and the magnets are all good months later.

Great driver with sturdy handle for twisting!

This is a great basic concept, let down by some poor design choices and a lack of quality workmanship. The main flaw, and the one that basically ruins the tool, is that it can't hold onto its bits. The magnet in the driver is just extremely weak, and bits/extensions sit pretty loosely inside of it. This means that they just don't stay in, rendering it pretty useless as a screwdriver. I know it's only $25, but if you're not going to get that part right, why even bother? It's also a lot bulkier than it needs to be. The body doesn't need to be so chunky—the thick plastic scales serve no real purpose, the driver doesn't need to be a heavy square lump, and it would be easy to redesign the whole unit to be about 3/4" shorter. For an EDC-oriented tool, that's annoying. I've got full-featured, hunka-chunka multitools that are slimmer in the pocket than this. It's big enough to make me not want to keep it on me. So close to being a great tool. It would have taken so little effort to make a slimmer, higher-quality version of this exact same design, and I doubt it would even need to be more expensive. It's like they had a good idea, but then the people they gave it to to turn it into a product just didn't really care.