Worx WX240L 4V 3-Speed Cordless Screwdriver

Works great easy to use uses USB type-c charger comes with a lot of changeable heads comes with charger and a awesome box for storage just what I was looking for not big and bulky but perfect easy to store anywhere great for little and big jobs like putting together a table or for opening up a Furby battery compartment to change the batteries and it has different settings to go fast or slower also has a light at the tip to see what you are doing if it's too dark and it goes backwards or forward screwing.

Right out of the box, this screwdriver feels lightweight and ergonomic, making it comfortable to hold even during extended use. The included carrying case and 30-piece accessory kit add a lot of value, keeping everything organized and ready to go. This screwdriver delivers enough torque for common tasks like assembling RC Cars, which i did as soon as this arrived. The adjustable torque settings (up to 7 levels) allow for better control, which is especially useful when working with delicate materials like electronics However, it’s important to note that this isn’t a heavy-duty tool—it’s not meant for drilling into dense materials or tackling large construction projects. For its intended purpose, though, it performs reliably and efficiently. One of the standout features is the magnetic quick-release chuck, which makes swapping bits fast and hassle-free. The built-in LED light is also a nice touch, helping illuminate darker work areas. Charging via USB-C is convenient and modern, allowing you to power up almost anywhere (the screwdriver will not work while charging). Pros Lightweight and easy to handle Adjustable torque for precision work Convenient USB-C charging Includes a comprehensive 30-piece bit set LED light for low-light conditions Cons Limited power for heavy-duty tasks Not suitable as a replacement for a full drill Smaller size may feel underpowered fo

Best on the market. Did a lot of research. Did not want to carry around a heavy drill. Wanted a compact driver with enough torque to run self drilling screws to attach lacrosse heads to shafts. Very difficult to do by hand through alloy or composite shafts. Strong enough to easily do the job. Compact size. Mechanical torque control. LED light. USB C charge with long battery life (must use USB A to USB C cord). Great kit with bits. Fits in my stringing kit bag.

As a calibration technician, I’m thoroughly impressed with the WORX 4V Screwdriver, rating it a strong 9/10 for its performance in equipment maintenance. While I measured 26 inch-pounds of torque rather than the advertised 44, this was more than sufficient for my needs. The three-speed settings (up to 300 RPM) provide versatility for delicate screw removal and driving larger fasteners. The adjustable torque ensures precise control, critical for my professional tasks. The compact, lightweight design (7.2”L x 1.38”W x 1.38”H) reduces hand fatigue during prolonged use and accesses tight spaces effortlessly. The fast-charging USB Type-C system, paired with a low battery indicator, minimizes downtime. The dual LED lamps illuminate dark workspaces, enhancing accuracy, and the 12 included bits (Phillips, slotted, Torx, square recess) with a durable plastic case add excellent value and organization. I have no complaints—the WORX 4V Screwdriver’s reliability, ergonomic design, and thoughtful features make it a standout tool. I highly recommend it to professionals and DIYers seeking a dependable, high-performance screwdriver.

I have arthritis in my hands and it's difficult to hold a screwdriver and turn , even wall plate bolts.. This works very well and has a great assortment of adapters. Lots of torque too. If I could give it 4.5 stars I would because it's round and difficult, for me, to hold on full power. I still pre-drill holes.

This little electric screwdriver has been super useful, definitely a good purchase! I bought it over a year ago and I've used it on all sorts of things, including a lot of the some-assembly-required stuff you buy on here. Shelves, side tables, and when I moved I even used it to take apart and reassemble a kitchen table. The adjustable torque is very handy! The low setting is great for light MDF and thin bamboo where tightening it too much can split the wood. The high setting can make quick work of pretty large bolts in hardwood (pre-drilled anyway, I haven't tried to use it on anything large and self-drilling in hardwood). On high it'll put out enough torque that it twists my wrist if I don't brace myself. The battery lasts a long time and I love that it charges with just a regular USB! I've used it pretty steadily for several hours at a time when building/reassembling stuff when moving and it only needed charging about once a day on even the heaviest use days. I should point out that it wouldn't charge on my Anker Nano 67W charger, but it charged just fine on an 11 year old 40W Anker charging hub. I haven't messed around to figure out why but just in case anyone else has this issue, try an older model charger, this thing isn't fancy and doesn't need super high speed charging. The various tips and the little box to store them all are enough for most of my needs, I'm sure I can add more tips if I end up needing them. For what it is, it's a great tool and I love it! It won't replace a cordless drill, but for light to medium duty tasks I'll take this over a heavy drill every day. I keep it in a drawer in the kitchen so I can grab it any time, it's my go to over both a regular screwdriver and my drill.

I originally got a skil and it's OK. But this Worx, for a few dollars more, is absolutely worth it. PROS: plenty of power, adjustable torque, a good assortment of attachments, the switch is a rocker - press front for in and back for out with no flipping a switch somewhere else, and good battery life. CONS: only thing I found was I had to orient it in my hand to put the switch on top sometimes since it's a round barrel. Real nice, I do recommend.

Nice screwdriver! Enough power for everything! If you try to charge it with a USB-C to USB-C cable, it probably won't charge. I was about to send it back; it wasn't charging with my C to C charger, and after a quick Google search, I found out that it requires a USB-A to USB-C cable and a charger. Hope this helps! Glad I didn't have to send it back!

I love it 👍

excelente, valeu apena a compra e a entre foi muito rápida, recomendo.

Excellent and handy tool to have. Very good build quality and so far has proved very reliable. Amazing what it can do. How did I manage to cope without this? Recommended.

Excelente desarmador

I'm in love with it