KLEIN TOOLS32305 Multi-bit Ratcheting Screwdriver, 15-in-1 Tool with Phillips, Slotted, Square, Torx and Combo Bits and 1/4-Inch Nut Driver

Fantastic ratched driver with smooth noise free ratcheting. Well done Klein.

Handle is great, amazing selection of bits, good ratchet, storage is good, easy to get bits in and out. Was doing work on a new house and did it entirely with just this screwdriver. Wanted to update from 4 star to 5 star. The bits are super quality too.

THE DRIVER HANDLES VERY WELL IN MY HAND, IT FEELS STURDY AND THE RATCHET IS VERY SMOOTH

A well made tool with super smooth ratcheting action. Good selection of bits. Ideal tool for me being an Engineer. Would highly recommend !!

I have been looking for an all-in-one screwdriver within this style for some time. After having my normal ratchet screwdriver within a little case, quickly became bulky and not easy to carry around. Whereas this requires no case for drill bits as it within the handle which is great.Highly recommend.

Absolutely lovely tool. Just got it and used in few jobs and now it's my favorite tool in my tool bag. Thanks

This product is supposed to retail for around 20 to 25 pounds, had amazon sold it for around that, this review might have been slightly different but instead Amazon seem to value it at 52.98 and are at this time selling it at a "31 percent" discount bringing its price down to just above 36 pounds.Buyer beware, buying this at full price is daylight robbery. It would be best to spend your money elsewhere.Moving on to the product, this is a ratcheting driver with internal bit storage that pops out from inside the handle. It seats 6 double sided bits as well as a 7th bit that sits at the head of the bit drive. Removed, this functions as a hex driver.The storage compartment can be stiff to engage and chafes against the handle. When closed it acts as a swivelling cap, much like those at the end of precision screwdrivers. It is very stiff and as such has limited practical functionality.The handle is very wide and might not suit those with a smaller hand. It is coating in the classic Klein rubber grip. There seems to be a bit of air between the rubber grip and the handle on mine, which honestly makes it a bit off putting to grip.The ratchet is alright, though hardly precise machinery as there is a fair amount of slop in it as well as quite a lot of slop in the shaft, which is common in other models of ratchet screwdrivers at around the 20 pounds mark (remember amazon want double that money for this particular screwdriver).The bits seem alright, though are proprietary bits.

As this screwdriver comes with Phillips bits, and not Pozidriv bits, it is pretty much useless in Great Britain where Pozidriv PZ2 is the most common screw head, and Phillips is unusual,I'm most dssappointed.