GEARWRENCH 1/4" Magnetic Bit Holding Screwdriver Handle - 82783H

As is the case with many, I lose screwdriver handles like crazy. Not the bits. The big handles.I decided to re-equip my tool bags with handles, so I don't end up having to use vice grips on a screw bit. I never lose the vice grips either. Clearly we need to make screwdriver handles that are also vice grips.In my broad search of highly rated handles under $10 that didn't include 72 bits as I didn't need them, and the loads of bits are often a sign that the handle isn't very good.I did choose some cheaper ones to buy in bulk, the WORKPRO W021056, at half the price of this handle.But I decided to get a few extra that cost a bit extra, and I lucked into this gem.The black parts of the handle are nice and grippy, the shank at the bottom of the handle is finely ribbed and grippy (for small, precision work), and the yellow parts are smooth hard plastic. But they take up a small amount of the handle, so it feels very confident in the hand. You're not going to have this slip on you. The handle is a good length, letting you reach most hard to get at spaces while not compromising accuracy.The Workpro is fine for a cheap, basic handle. This one is well worth the extra few dollars.Highly recommended.

Almost. Every optic device etc comes with some type of torque , Allen or other type of fasteners , they may include some cheesy little hand tool which will be difficult to use and torque , so we get a set of bits and this magnetic driver and you will have a easier time mounting your optics . Good tool strong magnet , good grip .

I like this one a lot.The bits fit solidly into the handle. No play at all. It helps to get a better feel for the screw that one is working with.The handle is on with a relatively fat diameter. That helps with torquing. This handle is plastic but does feel too hard to the touch.Not top of the line for quality, but certainly a tool to keep in one’s tool bag.

Nice driver for the price. Supper comfortable handle and it will fit all the little driver bits from my tool kit. Would buy again.

Lots of reviews about these tools concerning the magnet, so I'll focus on that. It's more than adequate to hold a small bit without worrying it coming out (no guarantees if the bit gets lodged in the screw somehow). But, like all these tools, I imagine, the magnet could be a bit stronger. I put a six inch extension on it and while it held securely, I'm not sure how much banging around it could handle.The grip is nice--a bit larger than my Craftsman screwdrivers, so those with larger hands will appreciate it. It's three sided with curved sides, so it comfortable, and will resist rolling off the table. I say resist--if a roll gets started, I'm not sure it will stop on it's own.

Very good quality, works great.

Gear wrench makes really good products at affordable prices. I do wish they made one where you could lock the bit in but the magnet is good.

Magnet is strong enough to hold a 6in extension, a 4.5in hex to square adapter, 1/4 socket and a bit. There's a little play with the bits but it's less than my 6in magnetic bit holder.Fits pretty perfect in my hand, definitely one of the most comfortable tools hands for me. I'm typically a size small for hands for reference. Handle is all rubberized and ribbing for the thumbs and index fingers for easy twisting. it's pretty lightweight too.