Amazon Basics by SKIL 4V Cordless Stick Screwdriver with 10-Piece Bit Set and USB Cable(Previously Denali brand)

This is actually pretty impressive not going to lie. I normally use impact wrenches and impact drivers with hex socket adapters for the type of repairs and things i do. But this thing has enough power to complete light to medium duty jobs. Small engine stuff like the modern Briggs engines you can definitely get the majority of stuff done. For $20 this is way more cost effective than a impact wrench and maybe even hand tools. USB C for easy charging. Torque Test channel did a test on this vs 5 other brands including Skil which makes this and it beat everything.

I love this thing. I use it all the time, battery seems to last for a long time. The toque settings are obviously limited, but its great that I have the options. Whenever I start hand screwing something, I get like two turns before I go looking for this.

I absolutely love this thing. It works so well. I actually left mine for my son in college and bought another one for my home. If there were one thing I’d do different would be to make the bits easier to get in and out…..but that’s probably a user error on my part.

Useful electric screwdriver I recommend for household use. I already have multiple battery-powered 12 and 18 volt variety of impact/drill drivers from Milwaukee and Makita but all of them are pistol-grip type and rather bulky and take up a lot of space, even the “subcompact” one, especially with it’s rechargeable batteries and charger; so they were all kept away in the tool shed tucked away in a tool box/cabinet, and every time I needed to use a screwdriver for long/repetitive tasks I had to make a trek out to fetch it, then take it back. I wanted something I can conveniently keep in a tight drawer in the kitchen where I keep other light-duty tools for daily household use, and this one fit the bill. When it went on sale it was enough to justify getting yet another power tool. I generally shy away from Am@zon-branded products but after seeing consistent reviews on YT I decided on this one, and I agree it is good. Torque is adjustable and adequate for household use. It’s a bit heavier than I expected but likely necessary to attain its torque capability in this small form factor. Variable speed would have been nice but at this price point maybe it’s too much to ask. I would have given it 5 stars but the final tipping point that dropped it to 4 stars was the USBC cover falling off on first charge; admittedly a small point that has nothing to do with what the driver was engineered to do, but nevertheless the cover design was poorly thought out and was still an annoyance and I couldn’t give it 5 stars. Kudos to the engineer that put this tool together, but shame on them that designed the cover and approved it.

Works great. Powerful and the battery lasts a long time. I like the ability to set the power level to avoid over-tightening small screws. Only gripe is I wish the switch was slightly more forward on the body but that is a little thing. Very much recommend this one over the bigger brands - paying for anything else is a waste of money.

I was so impressed by this Amazon branded screwdriver I purchased another. Torque setting? Check. Battery life? Excellent. Light that comes on when working? Absolutely. Uses USB C for charging, so no looking for a specific power supply in the garage.My favorite ever Amazon purchase.

Great little tool. I use it everytime when I need to screw out / in anything pre existing. I recommend this for everyone or this type of tools in general. You won't want to pick up the hand screw driver again lol

I’m newer to the DIY tech “scene” and am finding myself more inclined to exploring/experimenting with storage solutions than I am tinkering with devices these days. I open with this because it was a techie YouTube channel that turned me on to purchasing yet another powered screwdriver. While I have a couple battery-operated drivers already, they feel more limited in their utility and construction by comparison to this sucker. Lightweight, easy/accessible tightening and loosening action and a magnetic bit connection point - these are all brilliant selling points in my eyes. Admittedly, there isn’t a tremendous amount of torque to be found, but I suppose I can’t be too demanding/expect more just because I don’t want to have to use my hammer drill or impact driver at times!