Review on Klein Tools 32303 Impact Rated 14-in-1 Multi-Bit Screwdriver Set with Magnetic Tip: Phillips, Slotted, Square, Combo, Torx - Nut Driver Included by Isaac Cahill

Megapro makes (or at least once made) such a screwdriver. This is my favorite screwdriver. However, I've been having trouble finding it lately and when I find it, it's either sold out or more expensive than it used to be. Pictured left is Klein's version (just received in the mail). On the right is the version from the Megapro (approx. one year). You may be able to see that some of the Megapro parts are rusty in the photo. Parts with a lot of rust were not included in the Megapro. These are commonly used bits that I have lying around at home and have replaced with Megapro bits. Here's what I like in both the Klein version and the Megapro.1 version. Both use 1/4" bits, so you can set them up with whatever bits you use most.2. You are not limited to using only company-made bits. Any 1/4" bit will work. 3. Each bit is fixed in place in the knob so they are easily accessible (no searching). Differences between the Megapro and Klein versions: 1. The Klein version can access different Lengths can be extended while the Megapro version cannot.2 Small can be removed and used in an impact wrench, Megapro cannot.3 Megapro - Ratchet (great ease of use and speed), Small - #4 The mechanism for storing of bits in the Megapro seems to be of better quality (time will tell).5 Small cost me $20 The Megapro cost me about $35 but the price has gone up at the time of this review.