SKIL Twist 2.0 Rechargeable 4V Screwdriver with Pivoting Head, Torque Setting, USB-C Charging Cable & 2PC Bit Set-SD5619-01

I've had this tool for over a year, I think bit longer actually. It's been a solid companion in my tool set. There are many cases where an impact driver would be too much for the service or work and requires more hand finesse. This tool fits the bill quite nicely. It has enough power to tighten or loosen household projects. Solidly built and the battery lasts a long time. Even if the battery is low, guess what, it's a screw driver now haha, you can still use it and the grip feels great in the hands. I've used this on building simple cabinets, repairs, computer and electronic builds, even some of my daily work stuff. Attached photo is where I'm using this tool to tighten some screws on an oxygen concentrator module, you don't need a lot of force to tighten the screws for these things. Makes work a breeze of you're doing lots of screws. I'm planning on buying more, one for each key spots at my house and my travel tool kit since I often seek out this tool. I bet you'll enjoy using this as much as I have, such a nice performing tool and for not much dollars.

This is a nice little electric screwdriver for small jobs around the house. It has good torque and you can angle the head at 45 degrees for better access. It's easy to charge and it stays charged for a long time.

Very lightweight, good construction. I needed a light power cordless screwdriver for jobs where I don't want to dig out the cordless drill. This fits the bill. Plus, if you already have bits in your tool box, this can very likely use them. It's good for average, lightweight jobs, and it has an adjustable torque capability, so it covers a wide range of needs. It's met my needs very well.

Good for anyone who is looking to have a small bit and doesn't really use a manual screwdriver to match or use a heavy duty drill. Good for this. Getting small tasks then but it can also screw into wood. I did test it and it's pretty well working not as fast as your regular drill can. The power is pretty high but no it does lose percentage over time. The grip of it's nice and comfortable and easy to use. Seems like it has a magnetic head to help keep your screws together is about the size of a hand but is arguably still bigger? Haven't even lost any pieces to it. Pretty high durability and good for its size

BECAUSE IT IS SHORTER, NARROWER & HAS VARIABLE TILT; & USABLE IN TIGHTER SPACES. STILL NOT A 90 DEGREE DRIVER BUT SMALLER SIZE MITIGATES THAT.

I have every tool known to man. I have tools to fix other tools. Most of them are rubber coated for safety. But I didn’t have a powered screwdriver. Not sure why. This thing is great, I had a project where I had to take apart a Kirby vacuum and this really sped the process, looking forward to using it on 1 million other projects, versus my impact driver, which I used on most everything. Torque seems great, even loosens tight screws, and I like the 45° bend to hold the screwdriver. Seems to hold a charge very well, and it feels lightweight in hand. Not sure why I didn’t buy one 20 years ago. Good value, as I bought it on sale.

As others have noted, this driver works well overall, but would be better if the head could go to 90° instead of just 45°, and it comes in an extremely hard to open package. I'd like to point out a couple of other things that I haven't seen mentioned. First, although this tool claims to have torque control via the three-level setting on the handle, it's not like most drills and drivers. With them, when the maximum torque setting is reached, a clutch disengages and the tool just 'freewheels.' But this Skil driver runs until the motor stalls, and its three settings merely control when that happens. In practical terms, that means the tool can wrench your wrist pretty badly. Even at the lowest setting the torque is considerable, making it all too easy to strip threads or even break off screw heads. This also makes it more likely to injure your wrist. Also, in case it wasn't obvious, this tool's battery is not user-replaceable. If it runs out of power in the middle of a job... too bad. And when eventually it gets to the point where it will no longer hold a charge, Skil's only suggestion is to "Have the tool serviced by an Authorized SKIL Service Station." If you can find one, that is. If you don't want a disposable tool, this is probably not for you. Don't get me wrong--I like this driver, and it has already come in handy in a few situations where my regular drill/driver would have been too bulky to fit. But it's good to know its limitations. Skil also makes a smaller, less expensive 4 V screwdriver that lacks the adjustable-angle head of this one. If a straight power screwdriver is all you need, that one is worth considering: https://www.amazon.com/Rechargeable-Cordless-Screwdriver-Circuit-Technology/dp/B07C4916LS/ref=sr_1_7

Great tool to add to the box. I had this in my cart as I was looking for something small that was electric and had a flexible head, mostly for auto (being able to get all but the torque in tight spaces) and also at work where I’m constantly using a driver and wanted to save my wrists some work. There are others out there, but most are Amazon only brands, which come from China and are hard to get good customer service if there’s an issue. You buy something and have an issue a year later and find that the company either doesn’t exist or has changed their name. It’s a tactic. I buy USA made when it’s available, and buy American brands like Skil and Craftsman, etc. as you can trust they’ll make things right if needed. Anyway, I love this thing. I use it multiple times a day, but it’s about 6 bolts in, work for a few hours, 6 bolts out, then back in, and so on. So I’m not running it non stop. It’s a $20-30 tool, so I don’t expect it to last with some crazy heavy use on a job site. I don’t use the bit it came with. I use this exclusively with socket driver bits. Mostly a 1/2” tool get the light work done, then pull out the torque wrench and finish it. I saw this on sale in town for the same price, so I bought one for my 17yo son who is always wrenching on stuff. Great tool to have for getting the lighter thousand turns out of the way. It would probably last forever if used around the house and charged by the book. I’ve only recharged it once and at the rate I use it one charge lasted a couple weeks. It is built very well, and has heavy-duty rubberized grip around with the body of a thicker, power tool type plastic. 100% recommended to anyone and everyone. This is the type of thing any man that actually works and fixes things around the house and garage/shop, young or old, would appreciate.

Parafusadeira de excelente qualidade recomendo a todos que querem comprar pode comprar sem medo todos os produtos da Skil são tops.

Es un buen equipo, obviamente no se compara con un atornillador de impacto, pero para el uso en taller está exelente tiene fuerza y un torque eléctrico que se puede ajustar dependiendo de la actividad que estés realizando, lo único que me ubiera gustado que acompañara a este equipo es un indicador de carga de batería, ya que lo único que te indica que la batería se agotó es la lámpara que se apaga cuando la batería está baja, por otra parte me agrada si diseño muy versátil y de buen tamaño que lo puedes llevar en tu caja de herramientas, me agarda este equipo

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Très déçue du modèle. Pas de puissance. Se charge difficilement à fond. Pourtant supposé être neuf.

それなりのパワーもあり 簡単な作業なら十分 ビットの固定がマグネットじゃなく しっかり固定できたら、尚更良いかな