🔧 Versatile ALLWAY 5-in-1 Shockproof Screwdriver: Includes 4 High-Quality Bits! Review

I have strong one-turn screwdrivers for strong screws, but this is my most used screwdriver. Unlike regular multi-tip screwdrivers, this one uses regular hex screw heads. This makes it easy to replace dull or lost bits or replace them with Torx bits. Slots in the handle hold the bits in place. The tip fits snugly into the socket and won't pop out. well balanced and fits easily in a pocket or tool belt. It's simple and reliable, not useless. Don't lend it to your brother-in-law.

is one of my favorites for some reason. Maybe just because it's so easy. You can't spin it like a reliable driver, but 90% of the time it works like a champ. I have dozens of screwdrivers from Snap-on, Crescent, Milwaukee, Klein, Craftsman, etc. This is my go-to for light tasks and pretty much anything electric. The beats don't seem that good, but I've had a billion good ones.

This is very similar to the Stanley screwdriver I have owned for years, almost exactly. Bought this as a replacement. The Stanley based bit holders began to lose grip over time, resulting in slight bit loss. It may take some time for Allway to get up. Just read the review by HeavyHarrison and another reviewer, I totally agree with both. Heavy warns of 2000 V rated power; I wouldn't poke anything close to 2000 volts with a $7 screwdriver. Another reviewer notes the brilliant bits included, yes…

For over ten years of wasted youth I carried a tool bag with me and used a screwdriver many times a day, every working day. Not entirely sure I would choose this one if I had to do it again and I already have two, but am considering buying a pack of 4, 6 or even 10, although the bits themselves no are longer very good. Why? First, because I CAN choose this one. I think it's really good with different beats. This model worked well, and although the screwdriver handle is small, I seem to be able…