GreatNeck 11-in-1 Multi-Bit Screwdriver and Nut Driver (6-in1 Round Handle)

Good value
Nice tool for $5. Zero complaints and cheap enough to have a few places.

Good gamble
Whenever you buy non main brand tools you’re always kind of taking a risk that you’re going to get some sort of cheap Chinese knockoff or just something that’s not meant for Tradesman. For instance you can go into a lot of odds and ends stores , or Harbor Freight or something like that and you’ll find a brand called tekton that and they are absolute garbage but they’re super cheap and if you only need it once or twice you can get away with it. Or even if you go to Walmart in you buy a brand of Stanley Tools they’re not meant for people who use them everyday or use them hard. They’re meant for people who are maybe fixing One Thing Once or using it just open the little screw on the back of their kids toys so they can put in batteries. And that’s fine for that purpose but if you’re like me and Industrial electrician sometimes you have to put some force behind your toolsI like 11 in 1 screwdrivers I’ve owned Klein I’ve owned Milwaukee oh, and I even had a strange Stanley version. And I can tell you Cline and Milwaukee make fine 11 and 1 screwdrivers but they cost between 15 and $20 nowadays! And if you lose one bit there’s another $20 you have to buy! Because nobody sells just the replacement Bits! And if you do find replacement B they cost not much less than buying a new one. $5 to replace one bit? It’s painfulSo I saw this one on here and I thought I’d give it a try and I have to say it’s really impressed me now I’m not one of these guys that’s going to put it onto a table Vise and test the torque strength compared to a Milwaukee or Klein but so far I’ve had no complaints and I’ve been using it inside a paper mill so yes it gets a little bit Rusty if you don’t dry it off and oil it but I had the same problem with my Klein 11 in 1 also.And the screwdriver is between 5 and $10 cheaper than the next equal quality 11 in 1 Screwdriver. I say this is a great screwdriver and I advise anyone who’s looking to replace their missing or broken 11 and 1, to give this one a try. You might be surprised by how good it isAnd I’m giving this thing five stars. Now a little bit about me I’m kind of a curmudgeon, I’m not easily won over and I can always find fault with things. But I think part of that is because these days nothing is built very well everything is built to supposably. And so my standards are 1980 standards where I expect things to be built well and everything is built by 2020 standards where everything has planned obsolescence. So maybe I’m harder on things and I should be but I stand by my rating for this tool it’s really pleased me I mean genuinely genuinely pleased me

Perfect all purpose screwdriver
For typical quick tasks that don’t involve prying or otherwise abusing a screwdriver, this is simply awesome. All the bits you’re likely to need are self contained and easy to change.Its kind of a knock-off of the Klein 11in1 and aside from the Klein’s awesome rubber grip, I don’t see much difference.Yes. The Klein is arguably a little better, and if you’re doing a big project or use it all day professionally, the rubber grip would be a fatigue saver. But, this has replaced my Klein in my domestic tool bag, where the super high visibility orange handle is a great feature. It might even be nice if you are an electrician to have a screwdriver that doesn’t look exactly the same as everyone else’s. I’m not sure if the plastic handle provides as much electrical insulation value, I imagine it does not. But I use it fearlessly around 120V anyway.Highly recommend.

Good attempt to copy the king
My Kline 11-in-1 screwdrivers keep walking away from my toolbox haha. I figured I’d try and get a cheaper version and I wasn’t disappointed. Overall this driver works well. The grip feels a little blunt/bulky and isn’t as comfortable but isn’t a bother for quick jobs. My one complaint is the machining. Whatever driver section is in the handle always comes out of the main shaft. Every time I pull this driver out of my bag or the tool box and need to swap drivers, I have to tip the driver over, slide the section out and re-insert it.