Picquic 98881 Carded Super 8 Plus 7 Multi Bit Screwdriver Nutdriver, Blue

Really nice multi-bit screwdriver. The bits are long and easily used in a cordless drill if you desire. I used to have one of those common multi-bit screwdrivers with the small bits that store in the end of the handle. They are easier to lose, and more importantly, the small bits can't always reach recessed screws (or screws next to something that sticks out). This Picquic screwdriver gives a little extra reach. I wouldn't say this replaces a nice set of screwdrivers, but it's definitely ideal for your car or junk drawer so you don't need to run to the toolbox for every little thing.

This is a very well made tool at an excellent price. The handle is big so you can get a real good grip on it when using. The bits are securely stored and won't fall out if you drop the screwdriver, yet are simple and easy to push out of the handle holding them in. The bits fit well and the magnet is plenty strong to hold them securely. The 1/4" & 5/16" nut driver feature on this model is a big bonus too. I have older multi-bit screwdrivers from Stanley, Craftsman and Milwaukee and this one surpasses them all. The bit storage system in this screwdriver beats all the others screw cap inside and the handle storage of older designs. Everyone should have at least one of these screwdrivers in their home or tool box or car.

This is my new favorite screwdriver! Well made and designed. Easy to use. Handle is made/designed in Canada and the various screwdriver components are made in Taiwan. I keep it in my house for indoor projects. It is very easily interchangeable and also holding it in the palm is easy to get a nice grip.

Nice tool. Will be great to carry with my in my planes cabin.

As a maintenance worker, I use screwdrivers everyday. I use quality tools, & am pretty critical of flaws, as they cost me time. Cheap screwdriver’s ruin fasteners, wear out & in the end save no money. Picquic has been making great screwdrivers for decades. I got the Super 8 Plus to leave in the boiler room at work. I’m really quite happy with it, despite some criticisms. If you need a 5/16” nut driver on a multi-bit screwdriver, +The bits, (made in Taiwan,) are quite good. Not to the level of the best makers, but excellent for the price. * they’re well-shaped, & the slotted drivers are fairly well hollow-ground, (parallel,) so they don’t damage fasteners. Mine are electroless nickel-plated, which is a nice touch for a driver that’ll see HVAC or plumbing use. +the handle is quite sturdy, (acetate?) it offers good purchase for torque. +the 1/4” & 5/16” nut drivers are excellent +the bits store securely + w/ the exception of a T25, it has drivers for all the most common fasteners in the US. +it’s quite compact, despite being a full-size screwdriver when assembled + the long drivers allow it to be used on recessed fasteners. -due to the 5/16” nut driver, there’s a fair bit of play in the bit while in use. The nut driver is shallow so it’s not that the bits don’t fit, but regardless of how it’s oriented, it allows a 1/16” of play along its axis. It is not usually a problem while in use, but it doesn’t feel as solid as other options. **The regular screwdrivers from Picquic don’t have this issue, so if you don’t need a 5/16” driver, consider that one. -the handle is too large for extended use by smaller hands, though it is smaller than the non-ratcheting Megapros. Alternative Compact Screwdrivers: • The PB Swiss Insider is nice, the bit storage is more secure and resists moisture. The bits are the best. (The slotted bits are chamfered are the ends to avoid damage.) -But you can’t extend the shaft, & most bit holders won’t find inside the handle. If you are using your palm to unscrew a tight fastener, you can accidentally open the handle. It’s expensive. • Rolgear has a silent ratcheting mechanism which is nice, (tho, who cares about ratchet noise?) it’s kind of like a Picquic w/ a ratchet. - the handle design is terrible, it rolls off flat surfaces & is made of cheap plastic that easily cracks. I’d avoid it. • The excellent value US-made Allway lightweight fiberglass (FRN) screwdriver, (also sold under Stanley and Hyper Tough,) isn’t as compact, comes it at under 7” in length. They claim it’s UL-rated to 2000v, (due to the FRN shaft.) it’s really lightweight, tough and inexpensive. •The bits are chrome plated to resist corrosion, and are S2 steel. They’re not as high quality as Picquic, but pretty decent.- Sometimes the UL rating isn’t marked on the handle itself, so use it on live circuits at your own risk. I suspect it depends on whether the brands that offer it submit it for testing. - only holds 4 bits. •Wera Kompact 25 (I wrote a full review of the Wera..) +excellent bits +stores compactly +Rapidaptor holds bits tight & is fast to use +lightweight -Rapidaptor is too bulky for recessed fasteners -Shaft isn’t very long -Questionable long-term durability under hard use *the best bits are from makers like PB Swiss, Snap-On, Hazet, Stahlville, Wiha, Wera, Grace, Felo, Witte & Zephyr. PB Swiss are probably the best I’ve used, but the others aren’t far behind. Proprietary bits like Megapro & especially Chapman are high quality, but less versatile & often more expensive & harder to replace.

So nice to see a great design executed with a high degree of success. I recently lost a favorite multi-screwdriver, and was so glad to find tis one. I had never heard of Picquic or seen one in my local hardware store, so I am glad Amazon listed them, and with Prime service no less! Really solid feeling and great multi-usability. My dad found it in my car one day and couldn't resist futzing with it and he is an old school too guy, so if he saw the high quality in it then, there is no better endorsement for this little mighty tool for me...highly recommended!

Picquic Super 8 Plus - received quickly from Amazon, and it is impressive: all the bits and the handle are solidly made. Looks to be excellent quality. Wherever it came from, though, was not impressive: the bottom on-third of the screwdriver's carded package was water-soaked and soggy. The accompanying item, another Picquic model, was not, but it did get wetted by the Super 8 Plus package. The shipping envelope was not wet. This just means that the source was willing to send the customer an item in damaged packaging. If I intended to give these as gifts, this would have been unacceptable. I've read about such results in other reviews: Don't use Amazon if the received item condition matters.

Multi-bit screw driver. Each bit is longer than a standard bit and unused bits are stored inside the handle in a revolver style. You push the desired (stored position) bit from the handle using the one you just removed. The fit is snug and firm. Handle is a bit larger than most screw drivers, and a tiny bit soft, verses hard plastic. The feel in your hand is solid. Also, bit is held in the working position by a magnet. Would recommend.

Best Picquic model. Great multi bit driver. Very handy and sturdy build design. The best part is the bits are compatible with impact drivers. This model has two sizes of nut driver, handy for tech screws.

Needed a screwdriver that would be able to cope with difficult jobs that required more power than my cordless driver is able to deliver (6NM). I was hesitant about buying a ratchet driver for this purpose because of concern about the strength of the ratchet system. The Picquic screwdriver is comprised of a ridged plastic handle approximately 100mm long by 30 diameter. It has a hex shaft with a reversible hex socket. The handle has a selection of 75mm long bits that are slotted in and can be seen through the translucent plastic. The screwdriver feels solid and looks like it will take some hammer. It is easy to hold and does not slip even on the toughest jobs. Having a hex connector, it will take any bit that I have for power drivers etc but short bits need to be used in bit holder as they are otherwise difficult to remove. The Amazon site says the screwdriver is sent from Amazon US, as far as I was concerned the order was the same as a UK purchase. All costs were shown in the normal way and there were no additional fees, it just took a few days longer to arrive. My next order will probably be a stubby !!

Got the reach and the selection of bits to prevent searching for a second screwdriver almost all the time. Simple mechanism is pretty hard to go wrong so even a 200 pounder will struggler to bugger it up.

Very good set, powerful and easy to use.

i freaking LOVE this screwdriver undestructible feels solid the grip is firm and you have good strenght with it. not to mention the ability to quickly put the bit into your impact screwdriver !