Husky1000-039-351 Phillips and Slotted 8-in-1 Double Ended Precision Screwdriver Set with Onboard Storage

pros: carries extra bits inside the handle. the top endlessly rotates which makes it less stressful on my hand for tightening/loosening. good quick-deploy item for my tool pouch as I am often working at height.

I have owned the older version of this for years,It has been my go-to for more computer repairs than I can shake a pointed stick at. Sadly, I had to relocated recently and none of my tools could travel with me. Of course, I found myself in need of my trusty repair tooling yet again and had to suffice without this for one job..so I ordered this immediately afterward. I did read the reviews because it is a bit different than the original and Husky really has compromised on a lot of their stuff over the years.1. I actually like the handle design better than the original for ergonomics.2. The original was designed to hold one bit and store the other 3 in the handle. This one you can actually fit them all in the handle just fine. It's no that difficult to figure out here people ; )3. The bits are a different metal than the original but don't look to be of lesser quality to me. They don't have the matte finish that the originals had, is about the only difference I can really tell from visual inspection.In short, glad to have another version of this back in my kit. For fine work, especially in electronics, I have yet to find a better bit driver.

Dlived it too long time.

This is the overall best screw driver for small screws. The phillips and strait bits fit the screws tight and do not mare them. I have the older gray body with red spin top version too. Only difference I can tell is the color. I own about four of these (old and new version) and plan to purchase another one to keep around.

If I wore shirts with front pockets and had a pocket protector then this screwdriver would be there. I personally own three of these screwdrivers and we have three more at my office. These are great for disassembling notebook or desktop PCs and the extra bits in into the back of the screwdriver so they're never lost. I've also used these plenty of times around the house for odd jobs and are great for getting the screws out of "kid proof" toys so you can change the batteries and then put the screws back so the toy is safe for your little kids.I wish this screwdriver was easier to find. There aren't as many retail stores selling it today. I feel like I should buy three more just in case I loose one. However, if I bought that many I'd probably have to give some away as gifts because my first one of these screwdrivers still looks and works as good as new and I've been using it regularly (several times a week) for three years.

This is my second one, so I have one for work and one for home use now. I use it for everything because it is so well made and it is durable as well as versatile. I Have tons of cheaply made screwdrivers, but this is my go to tool for anything with small screws that I need a small precision screwdriver for. I'm an IT person, so in working on electronic devices you'll find you need a tool like this on almost a daily basis. The headpieces are hardened steel so you don't strip or chip the teeth on the screwdriver, and they are precision cut so they fit tight in the screw head slots and don't slip and strip the slots. If you are careful in not allowing the screwdriver to wobble when you first turn it, stripped screw heads should be a thing of the past.

This is my second purchase of this item. I bought the same thing years ago at Home Depot. My original is still in perfect shape but I use it so much that I wanted a spare. The spare bits store in the handle by unsnapping the spinning butt. I also use the precision Torx driver. These two tools do the job of a large set of jeweler's drivers but with better grips and tips than most.Having said that, the newer tools seem to be getting polished or tumbled a bit long and are not quite as precise as my old set. They are still the tools I pack in my travel tool kit when visiting customer sites. (The reason I am afraid of loosing them and wanted the spare.) After using mine, some of my customers have purchased their own.

Very useful for any level of technician, easily tighten those stubborn small terminals and screws, only downside is the cap is hard to remove to access the interchangeable bits