SKIL Rechargeable 4V Cordless Screwdriver with Circuit Sensor Technology, Includes 9pcs Bit, 1pc Bit Holder, USB Charging Cable – SD561201, Red

The perfect tool when you don’t feel like dragging out your entire toolbox!
I recently picked up the SKIL Twist 2.0 Rechargeable 4V Screwdriver, and I have to say, it’s been a game changer for my DIY projects!First off, the pivoting head is super handy. Whether I’m working in tight spaces or just need to get a better angle, this feature makes it so much easier to screw things in without straining my wrist. The adjustable torque settings are also a nice touch, giving me control depending on what I’m working on—no more stripped screws!The USB-C charging is convenient too. I can easily charge it with my other devices, and the battery life has been solid so far. It comes with a 28-piece bit set, which covers just about every need I’ve encountered, and the carrying case keeps everything organized.Overall, if you’re looking for a lightweight, versatile screwdriver that won’t let you down, the SKIL Twist 2.0 is definitely worth considering. It’s made my home projects way less of a hassle!

Twist controls set this apart from the rest
On paper, you can probably find electric screwdrivers that offer better torque, battery life, or selection of included bits for the price, but none of that matters if the ergonomics don’t make any sense.Most models out there are just a giant bar or rod with a spinny bit at the end, but the Skil Twist 4V feels like a conventional screwdriver that happens to come with an electric function. This is also the only model commonly available that I know of that comes with its unique twist collar control. This makes it very easy to switch between manual and electric operation seamlessly without having to reorient the tool and fumble around for a button each time you want to use the power function. This feature alone is more valuable than any torque or rotational speed specification being advertised.I have owned this screwdriver for about 9 months now and have used it primarily for PC case building, furniture assembly, car interiors, and the occasional electrical fixture around the house. For these purposes, it excels. For anything more powerful like driving wood screws or mechanical work, you really ought to be using a 12V or higher power drill. A big part of this screwdriver’s appeal is its compact size which enables it to be used in many of the same situations where you would normally expect use a conventional screwdriver. The amount of torque it has is appropriate for its size, and if it had any more, it would probably be at risk of jumping out of your hand far too often anyway.If I have to take points off, it is because this screwdriver still uses micro USB for charging despite USB-C being commonplace for nearly a decade at this point. And as with any modern product, I have concerns about its longevity compared to anything made in decades past. During heavier tasks (such as driving self-tapping screws), it can sometimes take the screwdriver a quarter-turn or more before it finally locks. Backfeeding the reduction gearset inside of it any more than it absolutely has to can’t be good for it. This has me a little worried, but it could also be completely normal and not a cause for concern.As for battery life, I think I have only charged this once in the entire 9 months I’ve had it (and that was just because the manual said I should do so before its first use). I’m sure the battery will run out any day now, but I have no idea if that will be tomorrow or several months from now. I only use this screwdriver once every 2-3 weeks on average, so your expectations may vary greatly.

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

I’m an experienced joiner and used to build sets and props for productions so this is a professional opinion as well as a DIYer who’s disabled!I have a condition that is making building and assembling things very painful and this has been an absolute lifesaver! It’s got plenty of power in highest setting and good limits on the other settings too. Battery lasts for ages and the mechanism locks so can be used manually to nip up tight after buzzing the screws in. The tilt head is great too and also makes nipping up a lot easier as you can use it as a bit of a handle which with sore hands is actually much more useful than expected.Build quality is great as you would expect and the fittings and feel of the driver, accessories and case all feel as good as my main brand tools that are famous for nothing but heavy duty and ‘zall’ for their products.