Klein Tools 🔧 32500MAG Screwdriver with Multiple Bits Review

If you really don't need magnets, don't waste your money. Bits still fall out, just like non-magnetic bits, and you're constantly scraping metal shavings off the tool that no one knows where. Still not holding up beats well. Still not holding up beats well. The magnets are strong when holding a screw, which is useful but still doesn't hold the bits in a screwdriver.

This is great for the office for occasional jobs from reinstalling computer monitors to a new display stand to assembling a new server rack. Magnetic bits are great for attaching to screws when trying to work at impossible angles. The tray with the bits is not easy to detach, so the bits stay in place and don't disappear unless your colleague stole them!

After 32 years in the telecommunications industry, Klein hand tools have always been part of the technician's tool kit. But back then, they were made in the US, not Taiwan. It comes with 2 bits for square drive fasteners (they are identical) and no bit for #2 flat head and Phillips screws. I noticed that other reviewers had similar issues. This is terrible quality control! I will never buy another Klein device. unfortunately.

I like to carry just one driver with me when working on a project that requires multiple different bits. The design is really handy as it has 4 different bits and each bit can have 2 heads. This effectively gives me 8 different drivers! I just wish there were better options for different bits. I know the regular ones are covered, but I'd like a few different sized heads for the cross and straight heads.

I bought the tool because I needed a magnetic head to grab the screws. It did/didn't happen! The strength of the magnet is zero; as if it had never been fully charged. Very disappointing. Add to that the interchangeable tips and tubular body grip that felt frozen. Even with lubricant, they were extremely difficult to pull out and replace. I've been using Revain for a long time and I feel like this is the worst purchase I've seen online. Would come back if I could.

Klein always beats me on product quality. I think I realized that Klein is what other products fake. I'm a tough critic. I've lived a life of cheap tools. i know cheap Now that I'm older, I can afford better tools. This 11-1 tool feels good and is reliable. It doesn't rattle when in use. The magnets hold it together which is a plus for the screws. Hopefully I don't have to buy another multi-screwdriver, but if I'm looking for another tool, Klein will be the brand I'll go with.

Received this product in the mail today and when I looked at it I saw that I had 2# 1 Phillips / 3/16 slotted bits instead of 1# was 1/3/16" slotted Phillips bit and #2/1/4" slotted Phillips bit. I gave it 4 stars mainly because of a manufacturing defect. Luckily, when I ordered a replacement for my stock 11-in-1 screwdriver, I had a few extra #2/1/4-inch Phillips bits, so I don't really care. Just want to make sure that anyone ordering this takes the time to check everything is ok upon…

I hated carrying multiple tools (cross, flat, etc.) to get every job done, always had a hard time keeping them all pursue . With this tool I have no worries and so far it has been reliable. The only downside for me would be the effort required to pull out and swap out the bits, although that might be a good thing because they don't just "fall out" as some reviewers say. Maybe they went bad? You just have to make sure the bits snap into place, then it's there, almost too tight. My wife can do…