WORX Cordless Screwdriver, 4V 6-Bit Cartridge with Screw Holder, WX255L

I’m a family handyman/amateur woodworker, so I have quite a collection of power tools. For a long time, I balked at the idea of an electric screwdriver—“I have screwdrivers, and I have a drill. Why do I need a underpowered hybrid of the two?” But, then we started getting into hobby RC cars. Doing work on them with a manual screwdriver is tedious, but a drill (even on the lowest setting) is too powerful, stripping out the plastic parts quickly. Plus, a full sized drill is too big for tight spaces and for my son to use. The guys at the hobby shop all use little electric screwdrivers, so I figured I’d give it a try. I wish I’d have gotten this a long time ago! This thing is awesome. It’s small and light enough for use in tight spaces, not so high-torqued as to cause issues with small parts, and just darn handy. I LOVE being able to preload up my six favorite bits and quickly switch between them without setting it down. Frankly, I think there will be a lot of times that I’ll reach for this instead of my full sized Ridgid cordless drill. It’s just easier and lighter and works sufficiently for even most of my woodworking needs, with less risk of stripping or over tightening. It recharges on a micro-usb cable, which is convenient, and everything seems to work fantastically on it. The only feature that is “missing” on this that I would find helpful is a torque adjustment, like what is found on most cordless drills. But, that would be difficult to implement in such a small package (I doubt many, if any, electric screwdrivers have this), and it’s kind of torque-limited by design anyhow. So that’s really not-picking. Overall, fantastic little tool. I’ll probably get a couple as gifts for family/friends this Christmas.

Great Tool! I bought this cordless electric screwdriver 5 1/2 years ago. I use it often and it's still going strong. It has strong torque to put a screw in almost anything. The battery still charges up and lasts a long time. This has been one of the best purchases I'm made on Amazon!

Every once in awhile I buy a tool that exceeds my expectations. This WORX electric screwdriver is one of those items. It's got plenty of power for even long screws and the screw holder works great.

I wasn't previously familiar with this brand but it perfectly fit the role I had in mind for it, and ultimately I'm glad I took a chance on it. It's not the most flashy or most powerful tool, but it's the best electric screwdriver I've used because it's designed for convenience rather than power for the tasks in mind for it. Since you can load the bit holder to specifically address a project, and the screw holder on the front allows one-handed use, it cuts down on the frustrating repetition and the headaches that can come with it. Granted it's not going to be good for large or structural projects, though I did find it can drive at least a few drywall screws into a 2x4 without a pilot hole without issue. It's not very fast about it, and it won't do more than a handful, but it will drive them in and that's most important. Its best role is DIY repair jobs around the house, and the assembly of Ikea and similar DIY furniture. Since you can load up a screw on the holder and have a free hand to line up multiple pieces you can quickly get several shelves assembled in one evening by yourself. After about the fourth basic bookshelf the battery will definitely be drained, but that's pretty good for a non-removable battery. I'm definitely impressed with it, and highly recommend it for any DIY/home repair tool box. The only things that keep it from being 5-star perfect for me is it could use a second LED light; the one light is useful but casts too much shadow by itself. Secondly the handle could be a little more comfortable, although I will say the long trigger is a smart design. While it seemed weird at first, I don't have to worry about fatigue in a single finger since it's more of a palm trigger. Lastly, I'd like the LED to activate from a partial trigger pull rather than only coming on from a full pull, which obviously activates the tool. If you do that to have the LED illuminated then the spinning screw can hit the edge of a hole and scratch the surface. I've been using it for nearly a year and it's still working strong and consistently.

This is not a replacement for a heavy duty or professional grade drill, but is exactly what it is supposed to be, a convenient, light duty drill. I love that I don’t have to find bits or store them separately. I like that I can replace the bits with higher grade standard size. I do wish it had variable speed, and it would be better if the bits rotated with the “cocking” action. I bought two more for gifts for family who raved about it, one is an electrician and couldn’t wait to get it

I've been using this 3-4 days a week since I purchased it a few months ago. It is super reliable and handy. The screw holder is a great idea, but could use a redesign to flip out of the way when not needed instead of requiring it be removed entirely. I think I've lost it from the last time I had to take it off! The revolver-style bit holder is a genius idea, and I love how I can switch the bits out with the types I use most frequently. The light, magnetic operation, and strong but not too strong driver are a perfect combination. I am able to drive into most wood, drywall and thin metal (with self-tapping screws) with little effort, and have only had to charge it four times so far! The logo paint has mostly worn off the side, but looks don't matter much to me. Only other recommendation I would have for Worx would be to have a belt holster or attachable belt clip, though it fits well sticking out of my back pocket when needed.

I have always wanted (and needed) an electric screwdriver. Although twice the $$ as a slightly higher rated model (Amzn ASIN B07F23B9FH) this Worx product had so many additional features I chose it. Key features for me were an auto-release screw holder - essentially a 'third hand', a bright front work light, and - what really sold me - was a semi-automatic built in bit changer holding 90% of the bits (included) I'll ever need. When I'm up on a ladder installing lights and need to change from a standard to a cross-point skrudriver - click-clack and done. In specialty cases I can preload whatever 1/4" bit I may need and I'm good to go. This easily drove a #12 x 1" wood screw into a 2x4 with no need for a pilot hole. The item includes the needed charger. Improvements would be a variable speed trigger and/or a low/high speed selector and a replaceable battery. For me, this is a game changer.

This seemed like such a great buy but as I've used it I've realized that it has many limitations. This is great for minor jobs where serious torque is not necessary. I don't use it much but I show my wife and daughter how to use it in case they need to tighten a drawer knob.

Muy práctico, la pila dura bastante, solo es para uso casero el torque es Muy bajo pero para trabajos pequeños es excelente

Received, looks good

Excellent service and fast delivery for a great product. Highly recommended.

Produto muito bom

This screw driver is easily one of the coolest I've ever had (probably the best). The way you can quickly change bits is super cool and fast. You can even have multiple cylinders of bits (I plan to print the part myself) and quickly change entire cylinders. The screw holder thing at the end comes off easily if it ever gets in the way. What an impressive design!