Review on 🔧 MAXOPRO 19-in-1 Ratcheting Multi-bit Set Screwdriver with Magnetic Tips - Portable and Multipurpose All-In-One Screwdriver for Phillips, Slotted, Torx-Star, Hex, and Square Bits by Jeremy Kakaruk

The worst thing is that regular bits won't fit so you can only use the bits that come with the kit. honestly all quiet. No, I'm American. But at port freight a china made tool shop they have a great tool that fits everything nice and tight so my security torx doesn't fall out and neither does any of the bits in the white case like 30 of them and the ratchet, the mechanism is so nice and tight, the shifter doesn't move, the shifter can also be flipped which gives you an even bigger hole, I'm guessing 1/4 to 3/8, and they give bits that are designed for both as well reversible, so basically you can't use any of the bits you were given with anything other than this crappy tool. So with all that wobbling, you get about a quarter turn of traction loss, the bolt has to be tighter than hand tight for the ratchet to actually work, and it's a nice metallic clicking sound, but it's a sloppy sound. not a nice tight sound. a metal mesh gear that you can feel throughout the driver as it moves. That's what you hear most of the time, but it has so much slop in it, from simple 1980's technology with the ball on the side to hold it in place and then the ball is pulled into the driver's hole by a crescent moon, to catch him and hold everything instead A lot is simply done to fill a piece without the need for precision, so it seems faster not to align something and just paste it, but the important thing to know is that it's proprietary is and uses only its own native bits, no regular bits at all. Only buy hand tools from Klein! Worth the money trust me!