0153-02C 7-Piece Screwdriver Set with Cabinet, Keystone, and Phillips

Greenlee keeps it simple with this multi-bit screwdriver. It has 2 sizes of: flat head, Phillips head, and square head, along with the driver shaft being used as a socket head driver on either end. The bits are double ended and so is the shaft. To operate the conservative array of bits you flip the bits themselves or the shaft. The screwdriver is designed towards electrical tool use. So, it covers every type of faster head in an electrical sense , not every fastener head possible. What makes it nice is set up here to convert is fast, easy, and sturdy. This cuts your frustration levels and time down when working with home electrical projects. The grip is cover with a very comfortable rubber sheath over the handle. It removes the need to have many individual screwdrivers in a pouch at your side, in hand while tasking the work. The quality is at the top with this tool. I would say its excellent but may not be preferable for certain other types of work requiring the use of a screwdriver.

I buy tools for both my own personal use, and for use on our trucks, which get left behind by our technicians, so I don't look for high dollar stuff, as I'll be replacing it. For my own use, I go with Klein tools, they hold up for the long haul. This one had to be decent, and green, or organization purposes. Now I can't say for it's durability long term, the quarter inch nut driver usually strips out quick on cheaper tools, but so far this feels more like a quality tool then a throw away. You can do better if you want to pay for it, and you can do far worse too.

This is my favorite screwdriver and I have a lot of different ones. I ended up ordering a 2nd one because I use it so often. Keep one in my toolbox and the other in the junk drawer in the kitchen. These seem to work perfectly for just about everything. Definitely recommend this to any and everyone.

Greenlee and Klein make very similar screwdrivers, but I've always had a preconceived notion that Greenlee's stuff was a bit better. After years of using the Klein terminal screwdrivers, I opted to try the Greenlee ones to see how they compare. To my surprise, I felt that the Greenlees were a bit of a step back for my application. These screwdrivers have a unique coating on the tips that kind of sparkles. My best guess is that it's to slow down wear. I'm not sure if this coating is the cause, or if it's the shape of the tip itself, but it just seems that the Greenlee doesn't grip screws quite as well as the Kleins. Lastly, at the time of writing this, Klein's screwdrivers are made in the USA, whereas Greenlee's screwdrivers come from Taiwan. Current price difference between the two screwdriver sets is less than 2 dollars, so your talking paying something like 7% more for a USA made tool.

I love these screwdrivers! They are strong and get precise.

These are nice and sturdy! I use them lightly and always take care of my tools I had these for over a month now and haven’t had any problems. Banged around a few with a hammer and the tip of the flat heads did not chip off like some of the reviews I saw on here, but then again I’m not a freaking animal so there’s that. Are these Klein quality? Probably not, but I bet you if I handed you this in the dark you wouldn’t be able to tell! Worth the money in my opinion.

My husband had one of these when we first got together. It is such a versatile tool. We have since purchased many more as gifts and more to have all around the house. The wood working station, the sewing room, electronic lab, the vehicle’s… I would recommend this as a must have for any household.

I used a Stanley 5-in-1 screwdriver for years until one of the straight blades snapped. At first I just looked for a replacement bit but then came across this. Other reviewers liked it and many electrical connectors now come with a #2 square drive socket, which the old Stanley didn't have but this does. What a great tool! The bits stay in place when you want them to but come out relatively easily when intentionally pulled. It takes much less time to switch bits than on screwdrivers utilizing interchangable 1/4" hex bits and you aren't faced with the loss of all of those bits if the storage compartment comes open. The only downside that I see is that if you do loose one of the bit pieces on this, they are expensive to replace compared to the price of buying the entire tool.