Milwaukee 48222932 - 4-in-1 Pocket Precision Multi-Bit Screwdriver

This one hands down beats the Klein one. The pieces lock in way better than on the Klein. I was hesitant to get this one at first because it did not show that it expands like the Klein one does to cover the top while in your pocket so it won’t create a hole in bottom of pocket. I got it anyway and to my surprise, it does expand and is more resistant to compressing than the Klein. A much better product. Stays in my work pants pocket everyday.

honestly, I thought I would like this more, until I started using it.the extending piece is a gimmick, and it spins, so you can't use it for leverage, leaving you with only the part of the handle that contains the pocket clip. I have found this does not give me enough torque in some situations for screw removal.Additionally, the long and short shank thing may be nice in theory, but in practice, what has ended up happening to me is that I just need the smaller bit, or the larger bit (whichever one I'm not using at the time). After turning the 4-in-1 around, I end up with the short screwdriver, instead of the long one that I still need. Because of this, I need to pull out both bit sets, swap their locations, and then I can use the long side of the shank ... Morehonestly, I thought I would like this more, until I started using it.the extending piece is a gimmick, and it spins, so you can't use it for leverage, leaving you with only the part of the handle that contains the pocket clip. I have found this does not give me enough torque in some situations for screw removal.Additionally, the long and short shank thing may be nice in theory, but in practice, what has ended up happening to me is that I just need the smaller bit, or the larger bit (whichever one I'm not using at the time). After turning the 4-in-1 around, I end up with the short screwdriver, instead of the long one that I still need. Because of this, I need to pull out both bit sets, swap their locations, and then I can use the long side of the shank again.Maybe I'll end up needing the short screwdriver in a tight space at some point, but to this point, it has not been useful at all.

Excellent small screwdriver with clever size options. Trying to buy it from Home Depot was a terrible experience. The store couldn't find it even though web site said they had it. Finally had to order from web site to bypass store's incompetence.

I was excited to try this guy after seeing a review say it was better than the Klein equivalent. I disagree, it works in a pinch but the pocket clip get in the way of getting a grip. I’d suggest not buying, grab the Klein one or any other equivalent.

Junk - Milwaukee can do better.

Returned tool. Not worth your money. Milwaukee can do better.Lower portion of driver spins so it makes actually utilizing the tool hard.Quality is poor. One of the worst Milwaukee tools I’ve purchased. Would love to see them come out with a better product. If they are going to copy a Klein driver then they should at least make it better… Not worse.

Not Better than Klein, Couple of Flaws

I saw some of these reviews saying this guy was better than kleins equivalent. I love Milwaukee so I jumped and bought it. I’m so surprised this went into production. The clip completely gets in the way of grip making turning awkward. If you try to grip the lower shaft to turn the fastener (as one tends to with an instrumentation screwdriver) the shaft spins freely. I’ll use it since I bought it, but not the best.

The great treasure hunt.

Went through two.stores. Neither knew where this was. It's like looking for buried treasure. Order it online they can't find it. Go in the store they have no idea where it is. All my screwdrivers are over here. Nope not there your only hope is electrical. Found the Milwaukee display all disorganized but you found them. Four associates discussing iPhones. You walk out only guy that asks if you need h lpmormypunfind to talk to hasn't clocked in yet. You leave empty handed

[Rewarded Review] Milwaukee Precision Multi-Bit Driver

I really like this 4-in-1 driver. There are two Philips head bits (PH00-.078” & PH0-.098”) and two Flathead bits (3/32” & 1/8”). The bits are about 1.5” long with Philips on one end and Flathead on the other end. The bits are very small and geared to small electronics work. It would not be very useful to the average Do-It-Yourselfer because of the small bit sizes.As with most Milwaukee tools quality is very good even though this item is made in China. It has several great features.It is about 5/8” in diameter except the end cap is 3/4” diameter. The shortest configuration is 5” and the longest is 6.5”.The main shaft can be reversed to obtain the short and long configurations. The bits (2) are interchangeable with each end of the main shaft. There is a small ... MoreI really like this 4-in-1 driver. There are two Philips head bits (PH00-.078” & PH0-.098”) and two Flathead bits (3/32” & 1/8”). The bits are about 1.5” long with Philips on one end and Flathead on the other end. The bits are very small and geared to small electronics work. It would not be very useful to the average Do-It-Yourselfer because of the small bit sizes.As with most Milwaukee tools quality is very good even though this item is made in China. It has several great features.It is about 5/8” in diameter except the end cap is 3/4” diameter. The shortest configuration is 5” and the longest is 6.5”.The main shaft can be reversed to obtain the short and long configurations. The bits (2) are interchangeable with each end of the main shaft. There is a small spring-loaded ball in each bit that holds the bits firmly in the main shaft. There is a hinged spring-loaded pocket clip that is much better than the conventional stationary clip.When the screwdriver is in the short configuration the front section of the plastic barrel can slide forward about an inch to cover the tip of the bit. This is the best configuration for carrying in a pocket.The front plastic barrel is also free to rotate. This makes it easy to hold this section stationary while rotating the back portion of the barrel.The only Con I found is that the main shaft (in the long configuration) can move back and forth about 1/16”. This seems like a lot of slop.All-in-all a great product design for the electronics industry were very small screws are used. It would not be very useful to the average Do-It-Yourselfer.

[Rewarded Review] Milwaukee precision multi-bit screwdriver works well.

This is a well thought out small screwdriver. The top turns making it easy to handle. The rod is removable and has two bits. A set of larger Phillips and straight bits, the other smaller bits.The shank moves down. I magnetized a bit and it would hold computer screws right in the barrel. Flip it around and the rod is longer for other needs. The barrel is friction fit onto the non removable shaft with detents. Even the pocket wire for holding it into the pocket is spring loaded by an offset.

[Rewarded Review] Should be in every toolbox

I could feel the high-quality, solid build of this screwdriver, right out of the package. Moving parts glide effortlessly. It is a good size, as it covers the range between jeweler sized screwdrivers and the standard sizes you'll receive in most screwdriver sets. I do appreciate the dual-length shank, which gives it additional flexibility, so it can be set up as a longer or shorter screwdriver, based on the shaft length that's selected. This was super helpful in tight spaces such as a door knob and set screws for a towel bar and hand towel hook I installed, which were right up against the wall. The 360° rotating back cap helps make quick work of things as the screwdriver can be positioned in place and freely spun around without the tip slipping out of the screw. It ... MoreI could feel the high-quality, solid build of this screwdriver, right out of the package. Moving parts glide effortlessly. It is a good size, as it covers the range between jeweler sized screwdrivers and the standard sizes you'll receive in most screwdriver sets. I do appreciate the dual-length shank, which gives it additional flexibility, so it can be set up as a longer or shorter screwdriver, based on the shaft length that's selected. This was super helpful in tight spaces such as a door knob and set screws for a towel bar and hand towel hook I installed, which were right up against the wall. The 360° rotating back cap helps make quick work of things as the screwdriver can be positioned in place and freely spun around without the tip slipping out of the screw. It comes with a selection of four tips and they lock into place nicely. The metal tips are solid and were sturdy, and did not get dented up the like cheap screwdrivers do. I like the concealable tip shank cover which smoothly slides down and clicks into place, allowing it to safely be put it in your pocket. I also found that feature was also useful for holding onto while spinning the handle of the screwdriver. The spinning features definitely allowed for more steady direct pressure on the screws, less slipping, and more precise work. I found the pocket clip to be a slight annoyance, but it didn't ruin the functionality for me. I do wish it was easily removable, however, for additional flexibility, which is why I view this as a four-star product.