🔩 BOSCH ITSQ2205 (5) Impact Tough Screwdriving Bits: 2 In. Square #2 Bits for Reliable Power & Durability Review

As they are Bosch I thought they were better than regular bits. You are not. You have to make sure you line up exactly with the screw or they will slip. It's not just one bit that's broken, but all five, cheap bits are even better.

I'm a union electrician and had a job fitting threaded connections and they do a good job. If you put them right on the beat, they stay. If you place them at the end of the vertex, they don't want to get stuck and stay there. Of course it could be my top. Come on, who cares, they're $5.

I didn't really like these bits because two of them were noticeably bent. It's very difficult to use power bits when driving the screw requires a lot of torque, but when they're bent it's really almost impossible because the bit keeps slipping out of the head of the screw. So I have to recommend checking out some other brands. I bought some others that I use now.

At first I was worried the durability would be terrible due to thickness or lack thereof, but one of these outlasted two packs of the DeWalt version I had previously used. They're not really that expensive, but they're excellent value for how well they hold up (I almost took an entire RV apart and put it back together with a bit after a whole pack of DeWalt bits wore out) . apart from a small closet with my Ryobi 18v impact wrench)