BOSCH GSD4V-35 4V Max USB-C Rechargeable Screwdriver - Compact Design Dual Activation Universal Bit Locker 8 Torque Settings

This a great devise has more power than you need,adjust clutch to task at hand,can also drill most holes,easy charging Read more

The media could not be loaded. I already have a cheap, no name brand screw driver to see if it was useful enough for me to get a nicer one. I got the HOTO because it actually came with the most used bits I needed. I have nothing bad to say about those, but I should have known to just go with the Bosch one. It's both cheaper and more versatile Bosch doesn't have the same sleek, metallic design but they have an extremely solid reputation for making tools and this little driver doesn't disappoint. The form factor was a lot skinnier than I was expecting. It's about the same size as the HOTO 3.6v screw driver, length, thickest part, but the countour and rubberized over molding make it a much better grip. I'm not a big guy but easily get a full grip around it and even at the max setting I don't have issues with it torquing out of my hands at the end. The 7 torque settings give it strength from delicate, tightening a terminal screw to being able to drive a screw into a 2x4 (pilot hole driven already). The speed isn't fast, its not a drill, which gives excellent control over whatever you're using it on. You don't have to worry about it getting away from you and it's the glass fiber reinforced nylon their regular tools are made of. It may not be sleek looking metal but the nylon would hold up much better. I don't worry it'll fall apart if I drop it. If you need an electric screw driver for right in, repetitive fastening from electronics to electrical or light furniture repair this is great. It definitely doesn't replace an impact driver, even a 12v one but if you're looking for a versatile electric screw driver this is by far the best performing one from a brand with decades of experience and Bosch customer service and stand by their products is an absolute plus for purchasing this. Seriously, best customer service and support. Read more

It's a nice, powerful rechargeable screwdriver. Convenient USB-C charging. The box will help keep everything together. The included "bits" are OK but not really comprehensive if you need, e.g., a hex-key, or to adapt it to drive a socket. It would be nice if the integrated flashlight would stay on a bit longer after engaging the driver, or better, to be able to turn on the light independently of the driver. Read more

I'm using it in my 3D printing projects for assembly, and it works very well for that kind of work. I really like the actual mechanical torque ratchet — it works consistently every time. The only thing I would change is adding a switch that allows full power for unscrewing. At first, I wasn’t sure about the engagement feature (press to engage), but it actually works very well. My concerns about ergonomics turned out to be completely unfounded — in reality, it’s quite the opposite. The tool is very well designed in that regard. The second thing I was skeptical about was the micro-USB charging. I didn’t want the extra hassle of dealing with an outdated cable. However, to my surprise, mine came with USB-C, so the concerns I had before buying it turned out to be incorrect. The rubber coating on the tool is real rubber, very grippy and pleasant to the touch. To Bosch - ditch the box & bits that would lower the price I think by 10$ and you will dominate the niche. Those who is buying electric screwdriver already have bits and the rest; Box is just taking space and the tool will never live there anyway. I also tested several other electric screwdrivers: Fanntik — total junk. I tested three of their models, and every single one broke within 2–3 days. Either the LED stopped working, or the mechanical torque settings failed, basically leaving the tool stuck at full power all the time. DeWalt — a good tool overall. Solid quality and well built. However, I don’t like the engagement mechanism; it’s not very user-friendly, and the lack of an actual mechanical torque ratchet is a downside. The rubber grip also feels more plastic-like and not as grippy as the Bosch. Amazon Basics (Skil) — also a good tool, especially considering the $25 price. The main downside is the bit attachment mechanism — there’s no lock; it’s only magnetic and no mechanical ratchet Read more

Very handy and well built. Much better quality and use than cheaper versions on the market. This actually has enough torques to spin out of your grip unlike others that lack the torque to set a screw fully. Function buttons are in a good location for use, and has a good battery life. Read more

I really like this screwdriver — the tool itself is excellent, and the storage box is well designed. My only complaint is the plastic clip that holds the screwdriver bits. It’s a weak point in the design and breaks very easily. Other than that, the overall product is great. Read more

Feels great, excellent quality and good power Read more

Excellent tool for the money. Great power and for the guy who couldn't find the cord look under the tray lol Read more