SKIL 4V Pivot Grip Rechargeable Cordless Screwdriver, Includes 9pcs Bit, 1pc Bit Holder, USB Charging Cable - SD561802

Very good torque, but no speed control, it's work always in its max speed, and it's not good for not strong scraws.

This fits the hand well, but I was worried it would be too lightweight. It's not, it's perfect.

Love this. great quality. Feels well-made. Great for when I don't have room for a full electric screwdriver. The convertible handle (L shape or long & skinny) makes it especially versatile when space is limited. I particularly like it for attaching/detaching hardware to cabinets & doors and for disassembling/assembling. Quick & easy to charge and holds a charge for a long time---I have yet to need to recharge mid-project. Lightweight and very comfortable for my average-sized lady hands to use. Highly recommend.

Articulo muy práctico cuando lo usas para trabajos ligeros, en mi caso le compré un accesorio para encordar mi guitarra acústica y funciona perfecto, el tamaño es ideal y me gusta mucho que tiene dos posiciones para ejecutar la tarea de bobinar o atornillar.

I have purchased two of these-(8/21 & 9/23) and they have held up with no issues. The bit selection or accessories and it being rechargeable makes it a good buy, will need that 1/4 & 5/16 combo Malco adapter bit. It's perfect for HVAC or any mechanical field, where removing quite a few screws or bolts on equipment or panels is necessary. It is light weight, can fit in a small tool pouch and pivots straight taking less space. Ohh, it's not strong as a drill or impact but gets the job done! It has a light, so if your lighting is not the best or that flashlight you were using in a confined space goes out, the light on this item will help you see them last couple screws/ bolts to finish up and get out.

This is an excellent little driver, I wish I had bought it a long time ago. I didn't realize how handy one would be until I started using it. I did a lot of research, but kept coming back to this one. I thought the convertible grip would be of little value, but I find myself switching back and forth to suit the situation, and its very easy to do. The one negative is the charging plug is the old style that has to be oriented correctly, but its really not an issue. The charge holds up very well anyway, and it has power to spare. Re-hanging some outdoor brackets, it unscrewed and reattached about 12 1-1/4" screws, and 2 2" lag bolts that I honestly didn't think it could handle. all on one charge! The only question is one of durability, it seems solid enough, so time will tell. TM