Klein Tools 32500 11-in-1 Screwdriver / Nut Driver Set, 8 Bits (Phillips, Slotted, Torx, Square), 3 Nut Driver Sizes, Cushion Grip Handle

Get this. Get two. I keep one driver complete, and the other I removed the bits so I have a dedicated nut driver (it is easy to loose bits so I took care of that situation!)--the extra bits are my backup/replacement bits for the other screwdriver. Outstanding quality, super handy to have and use, and is my go to tool! I can virtually disassemble an RV with this tool alone. At the price point, two of these make a great investment and smart addition to your kit. At this price point, they make great gifts for family, friends, or as "swag" for really good customers. If you are a realtor, get a case of these and give these to new home buyers/renters. I gave one to my daughter who just moved into her new home and she's already wearing it out! For professionals, this is a quality tool that will become a favorite of yours. Enjoy!

The absolute standard in multi screwdrivers. It is sturdy, a perfect size and has enough attachments to do probably 99 percent of household jobs. Really easy to use and switch through different bits and has a nice rubber handle.

This is a great driver, for the price point and what you get. If you had to pick one screwdriver to keep in the nearby drawer for everyday tasks (I did) this is the one. It has the various heads for common uses around the house. I reach for it often. It's not the fanciest or best for any single specific task. For that, I have to go all the way out to the garage and hit up the overflowing tool chest of wonders. But as a single, simple tool that can do a lot of things well, it's about perfect. Saves space, time and effort. Everyone should have one. Perfect one stop grab for everyday, simple stuff around the house. Throw one in that kitchen drawer. I use it a lot.

Don't waste your money on the cheap multi-bit screwdrivers with the soft, silver-painted bits that strip the first time you put any real torque on them. This Klein is a professional-grade tool, and the difference in quality is night and day. The bits are made of properly hardened steel and they fit screw heads perfectly without slipping or camming out. This is a "buy it for life" tool that will ultimately save you money and frustration over buying and breaking cheaper alternatives.

I love Klein. I have the same screwdriver from Milwaukee and was reading that Klein hand tools have a much better feel than Milwaukee. Coming from a Milwaukee fan, Klein’s is definitely better. It has a great feel and grip, and is built to last. Great value. Great design. Great size. Great versatility with the multiple bit and nut driver options. I would definitely recommend.

I bought this Klein multi bit screwdriver to have a spare around the house, and it's hard to find much fault with it. It's a basic driver with a handful of bits, that doesn't ratchet or have any moving parts that are likely to break. It's sturdy enough that I expect it to survive a bit of abuse over time.I'm not personally going to use every bit that it has, but it has two sized of Philips and 2 sizes of slotted bits, and that's enough for most regular jobs around the house.The bits seem fine to me, the grip is okay enough, and the screwdriver has some weight to it without being overly heavy.The only two things I'd say about this is it may be tough if you have wet or sweaty hands. The grip is round so even though I haven't really experienced it, I can see a scenario where it might spin in the hand. A different shape or other contours could help with that.On a similar note, changing bits isn't overly difficult, but I could also see a situation in which someone with arthritis or someone with slippery hands might have trouble switching between bits. This isn't a huge problem while in use unless you're switching back and forth a lot, but it's worth being aware of. If you want to change bits you may want to do it before you get into your work.Neither of these are huge issues to me, but they're worth noting. I'm happy with the driver overall, and it's something I feel better about beating up a little if it comes down to it, compared to some of my others that are either cheaper quality and might break, or more expensive and might get ruined from getting gunked up in the case of ratcheting mechanisms.

This is a great tool and will last me for years.

Klein is the best hand tool maker there is. 10/10 works well