Klein Tools 32581 4-in-1 Electronics Screwdriver Set with 2 Slotted, 2 Phillips Precision Machined Bits, Ideal for Terminal Blocks

Nice tool, well made, seems durable. I had another one and lost it. I thought that the best way to find the lost one is to buy a new one. I use this tool a lot and am very happy with it

I got this tool to use at work. It has been a reliable addition to the tool bag. I would buy again if mine goes missing.

Very durable and held up well

I work a lot on Siemens PLCs and have always used a regular old fixed blade "tweaker". The problem I have the old 1/8" tip screwdrivers is for them to be super useful, they need to have a shaft length that's long enough to reach to the back of DIN rail-mounted components. That just so happens to be the length that TSA likes to take from my bag at the airport. TSA - Takes Stuff Away...Enter the Klein Tools Electronics Screwdriver. TSA can't say anything about it since the total metal length is only 2-3/4". If I remove the bit, it's only 1-7/8". I recently travelled with this tool in my backpack. Several trips through TSA later and I never even had to open my bag after X-ray. Finally, a PLC screwdriver that arrives on location with me and doesn't cause me to be treated by security like I was trying to board a plane with a prison shank.I bought a bunch of these Klein Tools to hand out to some technicians who, like me, travel internationally for work. We've all used them now and find them to be just right. Good handle grip, strong bit tips, and the ball-lock on the bit prevents the tip from getting pulled out like the crappy magnetic style. Having the 2 bits with different sized flathead and cross-tip ends has already been really handy. No more digging through my bag to find the other screwdriver.Klein Tools, if you're listening, the only thing you could do to make it better is to have it manufactured in the USA. I will gladly pay more for it.

Best tech driver

Perfect screw driver for terminations in plc cabinets.

Great way to save up some tool bag space.

I have 5 tool bags with various tools for different jobs, and maybe I'm unique (doubtful!) but I've managed to lose the screwdriver handles for a dozen different bit sets.I'm sure they're with the missing socks somewhere?Anyhow, I was looking at inexpensive screwdriver handles and this one happened to be under ten bucks and five stars, so it landed in my search list.I do work on my computers too, and needed a smaller handle screwdriver for...same reason.I had been explicitly looking for kits without extra bits, because I have at least a thousand bits and sockets. Which made this purchase a bit funny. It's the only one I got that came with any bits. And I couldn't find them.I saw it was a "4 in 1" with two of each philips and flathead, but after scrutinizing the packaging and admiring how nicely made this is and what a nice grippy handle it had, I couldn't find the second bit. They're quite small for this sort of driver.The bit end reverses. I hadn't even considered that because the handle didn't look long enough.So you won't lose the "basic" small bits in this. But I will, because I'll lose the handle eventually.GREAT five star buy for under ten dollars. I'll use this a lot!The only thing I'd suggest to the manufacturer is to make tools like these with brightly colored handles. I'm talking neon yellow/orange/red that can be seen from space. Reflective, hell...put a battery and some LED's in it and a speaker that screams periodically for no reason.Because I wanna find the place where all of these screwdriver handles go!I'll update this if it breaks, or if I lose it. Or if years have gone by and I see this review and I've had no trouble with it.For a magnetic screwdriver to put in fun stuff like m.2 nvme screws, this is long enough, precision enough, and has the nice tiny little screw bits for all of those tiny screws you'll find in a pc, phone, etc.A nice accessory for this would be a retractable sleeve for the bits that would hold a longer screw sideways and retract as you drive it.