0153-42C 6-in-1 Multi-Tool Screwdriver with Flat-Tip, Phillips, and Hex Bits

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 screwdriver is one of my favorite tools because it has Phillips (two sizes) and Flathead (two sizes) and you can switch between them in a blink of an eye. I used to use a multi-bit screwdriver where the bits are stored in the handle, but with those changing bits is a whole process where you open the handle, extract the bit you want, pull out the old bit, put in the new bit, close the handle up again, etc. With this screwdriver switching from Flathead to Phillips takes less than a second: just pull the shaft out of the handle, flip it around, and insert it back in the handle. Switching sizes of bit is just as easy: just pull out the bit and flip it around. This screwdriver seems well-built from quality materials. It doesn't feel cheap or flimsy.

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.

These screwdrivers are great for the price, far far better than those for the same price from HF or most box stores. The tips are hard-wearing and the screwdrivers are very well balanced and comfortable in the hand. However, the quality of these have gone down a bit since last time I ordered some (a year ago). The fit-and-finish isn't what it used to be, with a little slop between the rubber grip and the handle, and a reasonably tough-looking plastic ring replacing the old metal rings where the bit holder snaps in. Symptoms of the very beginning of corner-cutting, unfortunately. Not a dealbreaker at this point.

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.

exactly what i was looking for. Tried a few from different brands, and some have to many pieces slowing down the conversion time and losing one of the small pieces(wich is easy to do when thier small)renders one or more of the functions useless. the 6 in one screwdrivers are perfect because of these reasons. Not to many small pieces but just enough for most intended purposes. still has the most frequently used nut driver sizes i use as an electrician (ground screws) and 2 sizes of flat & phillips heads. fast, very practical, and excellent grip. top it off with the price and the greenlee good name behind it and u get 5 stars

I love this multihead screwdriver. I work in a data center and use this on a daily basis. The long bits ensure that the heads don't fall out and get lost in the raised floor. It might be a couple of more dollars than the generic but I think it's worth not spending 10 minutes looking for a small driver bit.

Whenever you've got that hot job that needs to be done right now and there's no time to gather tools, reach for the 6-n-1, it has all the basic drivers you'll need to complete an easy job. I'm not saying it will do everything, but most screwdriver/nutdriver jobs can be hurried along instead of grabbing a bunch of tools, by the time you gather tools, a guy with a 6-n-1 has already fixed the problem, you comprende, now?