SKIL Twist 2.0 Rechargeable 4V Screwdriver with Pivoting Head, Torque Setting, USB-C Charging Cable & 2PC Bit Set-SD5619-01

I absolutely LOVE this mighty little screwdriver! I paid $19.99 for this, during a special price promotion. Worth every penny! of We were rehabbing a home and needed to replace all the faceplates/outlet covers etc. My husband was busy replacing hinges, so the drill was occupied. On a whim I decided to order this to make my side of the project easier. WOW. This little guy is substantial in the hand with a night weight. There are several attachments/bits to use. The best part, in my opinion, is the light at the end. So helpful! I do wish it came with a storage case though. I found a random case made for this here on Amazon, and it does the trick.

This is a handy tool for light-duty tasks. The pivoting head makes tight spaces easier to reach, and the torque settings help prevent over-tightening. USB-C charging is convenient, and the battery life is solid. The bit set and case keep everything organized.It’s not a full-sized drill, but for furniture assembly and small repairs, it works great. Worth it for DIYers!

Handy tool for when I don't need a full drill but don't want to twist a driver by hand. The light is useful.

While I've only used it a few times, I think this will be a great addition to my tool set, but it does have a couple limitations that you may want to consider before purchasing.PROS- the swivel head allowing use at an angle is helpful in tight spaces. Swivel from straight to angled and back is smooth and easy to accomplish.- the bright green "battery level" lights will make it easy to see when the device needs charging- the small light that goes on when you activate the rotation is very helpfulNEUTRAL- it's heavier than I thought it would be. That probably means the battery is substantial and a charge will last for a while, but if I were using it constantly, it might be a little too heavy for comfort.CONS- there are only 2 bits, one Flathead and one Phillips. I would have liked reversible bits, so that you have bigger and smaller options for both and could easily change the size- there is no storage for the unused bit so it will be easy to lose- the packaging is TERRIBLY HARD to open. It hurt my hands to use shears to cut and tear it and I almost couldn't get it open enough to remove the bits.

I mostly got this and use this with a guitar string winder "bit" and IMO it works well for that purpose. Variable speed would've been nice but the fixed speed is OK, not too fast, not too slow. I've also used it for driving screws and it works well for that, as it should. Surprising amount of torque, powerful motor. I would've preferred a mechanical torque control but the electronic control seems to work. I leave it set for lowest. I like that the shaft locks automatically so you can use it like a regular screwdriver for the final tightening.

I have owned the SKIL Twist 2.0 Rechargeable 4V Screwdriver for a few months now, and I must say it is an incredible tool for homeowners. It is essential to have at home, and even my wife was able to use it without any hassle or complications. I believe the price is reasonable and affordable, which is a significant advantage considering the quality of the tool. It is a necessity for anyone who enjoys DIY projects and requires a dependable screwdriver. The interchangeable tips are a fantastic addition.

It works great and I've been using it to open my computer case and laptop. It's not heavy and you can do lights duty stuff around the house without needing to get the big drill out.

I wasnt expecting much out of this screwdriver, its cheap and underpowered, but it should be good enough for most light tasks in the house. Works relatively well for Ikea furniture builds, although too weak for some of the tasks. The big problem I have with it is that the trigger is either on or off, it does not control speed, this tool has only one speed and that fact prevents me from starting a task slowly until the screw is properly aligned. My Ryobi drill does this much better, so much so that at some point I got tired of this issue with the screwdriver and just used the drill. They should remove the torque adjuster, thats useless, and replace it with a speed sensor.Also, the angled head isnt useful like I though it would be. It helps sometimes on tight spots, but the turning angle is so small that its very rarely useful. Would be better if it had a 60 or 90 degree turning head. The light is helpful but it turns off too fast.I didnt think it would be an issue that it doesnt have a place to store other bits, but that is very inconvenient.