FANAUE Titanium Small EDC Multi Bit Pocket Screwdriver, Professional Grade Magnetic Repair Tool Kit, 10 in 1 Mini Precision Screwdriver Set Magnetic Repair Multitool for Daily Home Improvement Use.

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It's a nice pocket screwdriver. My only critique is that the magnet for the bit storage is a bit poorly thought out.

I bought this one after buying the Smaller TI driver with the bits that are way smaller than this one. Those are for glasses or electronics with small screws, BUT THIS ONE is for Everyday normal things, and you can add different 1" bits to fit your needs. Quality is Great, size is perfect, functional, and not too heavy.

I really like this screwdriver! It is way overpriced for what it is though.

The pocket screwdriver seems to be a popular thing these days and there are many out there at even five times the price of this one. They may have a feature or two that separate themselves from this one but quality wise this is their equal. This pocket driver is quality with close tolerances. Magnetic pull is about perfect, smooth finish and the two bit angles are a definite plus. Simply put, it's worth twice the asking price or more!

Overall it’s a nice edc/pocket screwdriver. That’s slightly overpriced.Pros-Finish looks really good.Design is well thought out.Takes normal 1/4” bits.Cons-The milling is not great. Bits don’t snap in nicely. Just slightly off.The bit storage is also not smooth. The magnet is a good idea but again the milling makes the bits get stuck at times.One side of the bit storage is stronger then the other since it shares a magnet which is located on one side. My fear is the bits can easily slide out in pocket or when moving against another surface.Overall-I would give it 4 stars if the milling was better and/or if the price was 10-15$ cheaper.

This tool lacks the "surprisingly light" aspect of titanium tools that I love. It honestly feels more like gray stainless steel. However, it is not magnetic, and it is more gray than regular stainless steel; and the listing says "titanium alloy" so it could be alloyed with something heavier--I just don't know.That said, the machining is exquisite. The finish is just silky smooth with no rough spots to be found--really a pleasure to hold.Functionally, the screwdriver is a little lacking in gripping surfaces, so you're not going to get much torque unless you make use of the 90-degree bit holder that will give you tremendous leverage.The main bitholder is magnetic, but not so strong that it's hard to get bits out. Same for the 90-degree holder. There's just enough magnetism to pick up another bit.The sides of the screwdriver body are machined and contain magnetic rails embedded in the bottom of the channel to hold four bits. The magnets are not strong, and I was afraid at first that the stored bits would slide out under vibration. But no matter how I shake and rap the screwdriver, I cannot get the stored bits to slide out of the handle.All in all, this is a great tool to slip into your edc pouch, and it's a pleasure to use or just hold in your hand.For $35 I'm hoping it's solid or mostly titanium, and if it is it would be a good value at that price. If it is non-magnetic stainless, I would say the price is too high.But I can't bring myself to dislike it in the least, regardless. The superb finish just wins me over.

I like to concept of this, an EDC that could handle small projects/fixes.I really like the size. Cannot tell you how many times a small screwdriver is still too long to get the correct angle to do the job. With this you have two options. Use the end OR the side female hex slots to work in a tight place or space.My biggest disappointment is the magnetic aspect. Every place you can attach or store one of the bits does not hold the bit. The end and side slot, nor two-side “storage” slots (which can hold four bits) are not magnetic enough to hold any of the bits in place. I envision some user frustration of bits falling out while working.If you are looking for an EDC pocket carry, I don’t think this is functional to use a a keychain with 4 bits at the ready solve a few small tasks. Throwing this in a kitchen drawer or in a glove compartment or a backpack would make sense.If magnets were strong, I would give 5 stars.