🔧 Worx WX240L 4V 3-Speed Cordless Screwdriver: Efficient Power and Versatility Review

The main purpose of the purchase was to build a PC from scratch. All fans (9 pieces), in which 4 bolts in each were screwed with lightning speed. Despite the fact that there was a minimum speed, it is quite enough. There are a lot of bits, of course, all of them were not useful. After a complete assembly of the PC (three hours of work), the charge was half, as for me worthy. Somewhere on the Internet there was a review that there was less charge . I don’t know. I have such experience

Everything is ok for me. Got pros: Compact, convenient, there are almost all the bits, a convenient storage case, even a charging cable. Cons below: Well, it’s like someone, of course, it’s not suitable for large-scale work, well, so that the closet quickly assembles the norms.

For purely domestic use, this is exactly what you need. Once a week, tighten something, slightly tighten the screws, etc. For more serious use, you should probably consider some other brands and models. Has pros: Light enough, does not creak, sits well in the hand, a large set of bits is included. Cons: I still don’t understand if there is a ratchet there, because sometimes it turns in my hand when I tighten the screw all the way, and sometimes it doesn’t, so I have to hold it very tightly. And

Bought as a gift on February 23rd. A lot of bits, for domestic needs, that's it. Box and case without any damage. It spins in one direction or the other. I recommend.

Used for the first time yesterday. I had to change the battery in my drum machine. There were 14 screws in the device. This thing worked like a charm. Got the job done much quicker than a regular screwdriver.

Light and powerful for its size 4V easy to use comes in a nice case with various bits very handy for my wife and it uses USB-C for charging ( unfortunately not common yet) The disadvantage is that it is very loud.

I have had a screwdriver for about 6 months now. Until recently, the block worked perfectly. It no longer charges or holds a charge, rendering it unusable. I wanted to love it, but now it's worse than a standard screwdriver.

I've consistently found it rolling in my hand so the drive buttons are under my palm. I found that I kept turning it to bring the control side up. Also doesn't have variable speed so it tended to increase the torque of the screw head once I ran it.

Perfect size for everyday use on my desk and for everyday use like assembling toys, small furniture, changing sockets, adjusting closet doors, that Putting on some household items etc where conventional electric drills which are too bulky and which never stands next to me. The battery also lasts a long time.

As a courier, I have several tools that I use on a regular basis. This tool replaces a screwdriver set and a small ratchet set. The need to regularly assemble or disassemble items with screws or nuts and bolts makes a person want to avoid tendinitis or carpal tunnel syndrome. Now it's in my work bag, always in hand, always ready to get the job done with less fatigue.

WORX WX240L 4V Power Screwdriver Great that it has 3 variable torque settings. I'm switching to 1/4 hex shank for all my bits and this electric screwdriver uses 1/4. There are also 3 lights on. It also has forward and back buttons (which I prefer over competitors, which toggle on/off by applying/releasing pressure). It just has the right combination of torque. Some other contenders look good but lack torque. I also bought a Revain 4mm micro bit adapter so I can use my manual micro screwdriver…

This cordless screwdriver is not designed to replace a real drill or impact driver, so don't expect it. This works great for me when it comes to housekeeping. Cordless screwdrivers are plentiful, but most are either too bulky or shaped like a gun. This makes them uncomfortable to carry in your pocket. However, this Worx 4V screwdriver is tiny in terms of how much torque it can put out. I also have a Craftsman 4V cordless rotary wrench which I love too. Screwdriver-CMCF604/dp/B07ZK6GYRL sold at…

could have been chosen Summary: I've had my eye on these electric screwdrivers for a while and when this new Worx came out I decided to pull the trigger. This is my first Worx tool. My power tools are primarily Milwaukee M12 and M18. Observations: The first mandatory feature was the power source, in this case a lithium-ion battery. I was a little disappointed to find that the cell size is only 1500mAh considering 18650 cells can go as high as 3500 and are typically 2600mAh. In this regard, the…