CRAFTSMAN 4V Electric Screwdriver Set, 300 RPM, Micro-USB Charging Port, 3-Stage Battery Charge Indicator (CMHT66718B20)

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Practical and Reliable Screwdriver for Everyday Use I bought this screwdriver to make my home projects easier, and it has turned out to be a very handy and reliable tool. It’s compact, easy to handle, and much more convenient than using a manual screwdriver for multiple tasks. The built-in rechargeable battery with a micro USB port makes charging very simple—I can use any regular phone charger or even a power bank. The 3-stage battery indicator is a great feature, as it lets me know exactly how much charge is left before starting a job. With 300 RPM, this screwdriver is perfect for light to medium household tasks such as assembling furniture, installing hinges, or mounting small shelves. It’s not intended for heavy-duty projects or very long screws in hard materials, but within its range it performs flawlessly. The design is lightweight, comfortable to grip, and allows me to work without strain even during longer sessions. The included bits are practical for everyday screws, and swapping them is quick and easy. ✅ What I Liked the Most Compact and lightweight design Easy charging via micro USB Useful 3-level battery indicator Good speed for home projects Comfortable grip and easy bit changes ⚠️ What Could Be Improved Limited torque for heavy-duty use Still uses micro USB instead of USB-C Overall, the CRAFTSMAN 4V Electric Screwdriver is a fantastic choice for anyone looking for a practical, lightweight, and reliable tool for everyday home projects. It’s not meant to replace a professional drill/driver, but for quick DIY tasks it’s one of the best options I’ve tried. Definitely a 5-star product in its category.

I have both the Milwaukee 4V electric screwdriver and this Craftsman electric screwdriver. I prefer the Milwaukee over the Craftsman, but I’ll focus on this product. Pros: battery lasts very long. Shaft locks in place and you can use it like a standard screwdriver to get the last bit of torque you need to fully tighten the screw. Shaped like a standard screwdriver so it fits in almost any driver slot in my tool pouch. Comes with a wide selection of bits. Great for removing a long screw that doesn’t have too much resistance. Comfortable in my hand. Fairly light weight. Cons: Very low torque. Buttons sometimes troublesome to locate. Battery not removable so when it’s dead, you’re without it until it’s charged. Only one speed. Included bit holder magnet is comically weak, couldn’t even hold a screw on the bit. Bad design of the bit holder release, frequently causes the bit holder to disembark, if you put it into a hole on a the top of your ladder (annoying). Overall, this is a very good electric screwdriver with limitations, and mostly minor flaws. I definitely recommend giving it a try if you’re on the fence.

I know, your going to say battery powered screwdrivers have been around forever what's so special about this one? It's small, compact and looks like a craftsman universal screw driver or matching screw driver! It's easy to use in your hand Works with any hex head screwdriver bit kit, small hex drill and even small driver sets! I bought small self tapping screws that fit in to the hex after you move the bit and this will drive them into most thin metal and wood projects easily It's fast and convenient 330RPM and a lot of torque for such a small driver! This one goes right into the tool pouch with a few other multi purpose tools! Buying another for home, in the car and work bench now!

I had seen a co-worker use this and decided to buy it for my jobs. It does make one handed jobs easier since it’s lighter than an impact gun, but it definitely does not have the same power. That being said it does have the torque to complete many jobs. It does bring a variety of bits but there is no built in storage on the screwdriver. Easy to use and the highlight is that it has a bright light for dark spaces. Battery has a long charge interval but not if constantly being used for tough jobs. Overall gave it a four since 5 would be a fantastic buy and overall its a good buy so I gave it a 4 for its functionality.

Works well...a little power lacking (torque) Use it alot

This electric screwdriver is just ok. I chose this because of the Craftsman name, after reading reviews of many others. It is double the price of quite a few others of its kind. The description (which is also on the packaging) says it drives screws up to 4 xs faster. This made me think there's a good chance it would bet close to being at least 3 times faster, but It doesn't have a lot of power, so don't expect to much with it. Turn it on, and it wobbles like crazy, which I've never seen a drill do. Also, I thought I read that it is magnetic. I could be wrong. It is not magnetic, and that's a feature I want.

I've taken to calling this my "Sonic Screwdriver". Doing so amuses me. With that out of the way, let's talke about the tool itself. Use is simple, bits aren't rocket science to install or remove. The kit includes various bits of different shapes and sizes, you'll probably find exactly what you need among them. If not, you're able to use normal 1/4" driver bits. I have a substantial box of them. I have not depleted the battery yet, I'm also not using it all day every day. The lights are a handy addition. While the speed isn't high, it does work nicely if you are working with slotted screws. Faster tools will jump out of the screw so I will tend to think it's perfectly acceptable. My only "complaint" would be a lack of torque, some screws it just won't spin. I can deal with this limitation.

This is great for repairing machinery or computer equipment where the screws will be reused many times. As described, you loosen the screws and tighten the screws manually. In between you push the button to drive the screws in or out. I have tried impact type screwdrivers with torque settings. The problem is that the impact action damages the head of the screws. This may not matter much in construction but when repairing machines these screws will be removed many times during servicing and you do not want to damage the screw heads. I am using this on machine screws and it is perfect for this use. The battery lasted several days before a charge was needed. I would estimate that I loosened and tightened at least 300 times (mostly cover screws) before the yellow light came on which means the battery was getting low. I probably could have gone a while longer before charging. Plus it is no bigger that a regular screwdriver. This is perfect for my use.

The tip ain't straight , it keeps playing a bit so I'd not try it on my motorcycle.

So far it seems very good. It's very light and small in the hand, spins fast enough but remains controllable. As for battery life, only time will tell, but so far so good.

Absolutely amazing! I’m an electrician, use this every single day. Battery lasts ages. Works a a treat 💪

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Le dura mucho la pila y la calidad muy buena, recomendable, obvio tiene buena potencia pero no como un taladro para colocar tornillos, muy bien para atornillar.