Review on 🔧 Highly Versatile GreatNeck SD11RC 11-in-1 Screwdriver and Nut Driver Set with Multi-Bit Cushion Grip - Ideal HVAC and Electrician Tool Kit by Ryan Cornelison

Purchased to replace another multi-bit screwdriver. The first had a very uncomfortable triangular handle that hurt my hands if I had to grip it tightly. In comparison, the GreatNeck has a very comfortable grip. I used it to assemble two pieces of IKEA furniture and found that the metal rod slipped in the handle under heavy torque. In my case I tried to close the IKEA cam nuts. (Round bits of metal that fit in big holes. You twist them half a turn and screw them together.) This is the first screwdriver I own and use that has a metal shaft that slides out of the handle to access extra bits access. . I don't think this design can handle much torque, so I suspect a similar design from a more established company like Klein would have the same problem. (Just a theory and I don't want to spend money testing it.) They're probably good for HVAC and electrical work, which seems like the intended audience. For general work I would stick with fixed handles.