**Rechargeable 3.6V Cordless Electric Screwdriver with 6PCS Bits & Magnetic Adapter - 2000mAh Li-ion Battery - Perfect for DIY, Home Repairs & Gifts for Dad or Husband**

Easy to use and credibly convenient with everything you need connected and ready—especially for those who may be wary of tools. And the price is right…Well made,Strong.Screw holders is really nice thing on it.No worries to lose screw bits anymore.Love it..This multi angle cordless screwdriver seemed like a good idea but the battery life on mine was about 10 minutes before it would crap out. I had it charged for a day and it went dead on me. The task light would come on but the screwdriver end wouldn't turn.Sent it back for a refund. I'll stick to DeWalt in the future, this is garbage.The screwdriver came almost completely dead and took a few hours to recharge to full capacity. It has some nice features including a small light and the ability to rotate the handle turning it into a an in-line tool. The light could be a bit brighter, but it’s better than nothing. Indicator lights at the top let you know when it needs charging (red light), when it’s reached full charge (no light) or when you have it in forward rotation (green light on right) or reverse (green light on left). I like that visual to let me know what mode I’m in. Torque is better than I expected for the price. I was able to tighten some screws in pressure treated 2x4’s and only the last couple turns on one of the screws caused the tool to struggle a little. There is no adjustment for torque on this, but I wouldn’t really expect there to be for the price. It’s more for small jobs where you don’t need that much muscle. I’m not sure what battery life is like as I haven’t had it slow down or indicate it needs to be recharged yet.So that’s the good. Here’s the bad. The interchangeable bits are the worst. There is nothing in the owner’s manual about how to change the bits. Not a word. I had to refer to the photos and video on Amazon to understand you need to lift the bit at the wide part to free it from its position, swing it up as if it’s on a hinge and then push it down until it locks into the adapter. All the bits on my screwdriver are very hard to lift out of place and two of them I can’t move at all. Ironically, I needed a manual screwdriver to help lift out the bits so I could use this screwdriver. And of course the two that won’t budge are one of the Phillips and one of the flat heads—two bits you use the most. The frustration of switching out bits is going to aggravate me every time I go to use this tool and for that reason I’m dropping my rating. Great idea to make a rechargeable screwdriver that looks like an Old West six-shooter and keeps your bits handy, but it needs to be more functional than this one is.Update 6/2/22: The manufacturer reached out to me and sent out a new screwdriver to try. This one was so much easier to lift the bits from where they are stored. No struggling at all. First one must have been a fluke. I appreciate the seller being so responsive to feedback.I'm replacing an old B&D battery screwdriver that has given nearly 20 years of sterling work, but has recently taken a turn for the worse (har!).So I just got this as a replacement and, while I normally wait a while to check out the purchase, I like it so much thought I'd dive right in.PROS:+ Handy size (just what you want in a hand-held tool, eh?)+ Fold-in choice of six screw attachments. I was trying to figure out how to take the six bits out so I could plug them into the tool, but you don't take them out. They are attached via a hinge and just rotate up and fold right into the screwdriver. This is way cool. With the old one, I am always searching for the right bit. With this: (a) the most used bits are right there (b) they pop right in and (c) you can't lose them.+ Two size Phillips head, two flat bits, and two hex bits. Very nice. Can also use other hex bits of course and it comes with a short extension too.+ Tool has a little spotlight. Handy for complete darkness, but not very strong (hey, it's a screwdriver, not a flashlight).+ Tool hand rotates from pistol grip to in-line. Also cool since pistol grip is better for torque while in-line is better for small spaces.+ Has green LEDs to show which direction the tool is working and red LED to show on charge. The trigger is locked when set to midpoint.+ USB charging. Usually more convenient than batteries.+ Powerful. 2 amp. Lots of torqueCONS:- Comes with a USB-A charging cable that's about 3' long (a plus!), but no USB charging brick. Not really a big thing, since I have dozens of these things. That's the only negative I can say about that.SUMMARY:Very nice little powered screwdriver with a lot of very useful features. Well recommended!UPDATE:After using this for a couple of months, I’m backing off the “torque” recommendation. It’s not super powerful and it doesn’t have a torque dial to increase, decrease, or clutch-limit the screw-in force. My old electric screwdriver did have these features and they helped avoiding over-forcing screws. SO I’ve backed off one star (down to 4). It’s still useful but slightly less so.First off, I realize this is not a professional grade screwdriver. This is consumer grade, small project tool. So I am grading it with that in mind.pros -1 - The battery lasts a long time and is pretty quick to recharge.2 - I like the torque settings and they seem to work well.3 - Power is adequate for consumer grade (would be too low for professional grade) It would be nice if it had a little more power but it is what it is.Cons -1 - The thumb switch to reverse directions is too long or placed in the wrong spot because I am constantly hitting it as I try to use the driver. which makes it stop.2 - I also believe that switch on most drivers are the opposite direction. Normally to tighten, (clockwise) you push in from the left side. And to loosen, (counter-clockwise) you push the switch in from the right side. It took me awhile to get used to which direction to push the switch to tighten.3 - There is no place to clip a spare bit to the driver4 - I had to use a seperate attachment that had a magnet on it to keep the bit in the chuck. Otherwise it just falls out when you tip the driver forward.Handy tool around the house, only thing that was missing was a charger