KER 11 in 1 Ratcheting Multitool - Magnetic Screwdriver, Professional Angle Screwdriver Repair Tool (Yellow, NEW Magnetic)

I was searching for a multi-tool that provided easy use, quality bits and had a grip that was good for my arthritic hands. This tool meets all this criteria and more. It has a great assortment of bits, some I may never use. Having one tool where you aren't searching for a flathead screwdriver or a Phillips when you need the other is very handy. The bits are stored in the handle that slides out, flips open and is in its own slot. It's the most convenient bit storage that I found. It may not be a professional quality for you guys that expect this, bit it serves many basic household and some garage jobs just fine. It is a great price point and I expect to get many years use out of it. Highly recommend.

Quick Back Ground. I am a 2nd year Apprentice Electrician and work for a Residential/Commercial company. I've found that recently we've gotten a lot of small specific jobs like outlets behind TVs, new fan installation etc. A lot of these jobs use hand tools due to the power tools just being a bit too strong for the fixtures/ screws. I was killing myself (figuratively) screwing all these small screws in. I needed a ratcheting screw driver that could also get into thin or small areas. I bought this screw driver and almost immediately saw an increase in my productivity just because I could reach smaller areas near ceilings and walls. It is easy to use and I am not a savage on my tools but I am not nice to them, the knurling on the grip to switch ratcheting is great even with wet hands from rainy days installing outside to having wall dust all over it. It feels sturdy and has worked every time. I would recommend this product! It also has slightly magnetic tips but don't rely on them all the time.

I loved this at first. All the parts seemed to work until I got in the field. Trying to use the angle function is extremely difficult because it won't stay straight on the screw as I turn. Then the reverse/forward ratcheting feature would start switching on it's own- I think my fingers bump it.Finally, it started loosening and now is flimsy and jiggles.So, the concept of putting these features on one screwdriver won't work but this brand is also not built to be durable either.

Update 11-13-23, used a lot now. Works perfectly, and has good feel. Really glad I purchased this tool.Original review:I haven't used it for any job yet but checked it out and like it very much. I was replacing the 1980's flexible ratchet driver that finally wore out. The only observation is the old driver had 7 angle stops instead 5 on this one. Only time and multiple jobs will tell if it makes any difference. But, this one has a very high quality feel. Locks in position firmly. Ratchet clicks and locks really tight. I will try to update this soon after using it on a few projects I have planned. At this time I am very pleased with it.

The construction is impressively precise and heavy duty, except the bit holder which seems ok but is definitely the weakest part by far. There are other options that have more bit storage but this feels well made and I like it.

I bought this for myself but my husband immediately checked it out. I'm not sure if I will ever see it again.It is so compact, lots of bits, has some my husband has always wanted. I would have to say it is an incredible screw drive. Fits my hand and access to bits is so easy. Very sturdy. Whom ever came up with it has a very practical and inventive mind.

I’m always looking for bits and even having the traditional driver with the bits in the cap didn’t work for me. They’d rattle around and were hard to dig out. This works well because I can see what bits I’m needing and because of the color, makes the bits easier to locate.It did take me a bit to get used to how the ratchet works and remember which button to push and area to grip. But this isn’t a dealbreaker at all. This is a very useful tool to have at a great price.

Works for simple projects, but falls short if you need it for complex projects like building a PC. I dropped so many small screws into my PC ( because of the weak magnets) that I lost my mind and bought a different magnetic screwdriver. Still use this one because the various heads are built into the end and can be convenient for easy projects, but this will never be used if I'm afraid of losing screws in tight spaces.