Fanttik S1 Capsule 3.7V Cordless Screwdriver, Electric Screwdriver, Max 5 N.m, 320 RPM Motor, 5 Pcs Double-Ended Bits, Compact Design, LED Light, 1/4''Hex, Idea Tool for Furniture, Appliances-Pink

As I get older I learn to appreciate a powered pocket sized screwdriver. It doesn't over torque or cam out. Unless I'm delusional I used it once assembling a bookshelf (thanks amazon or ikea) and charged it back to 100%, it seems to have picked up speed and maybe torque. Side note: everyone has a fantastic piece of furniture you have to assemble yourself. Most drills and impact drivers are overkill for the task. This pocket screwdriver is your solution. On board bit storage, bits are adequate. However it can be a challenge to remove the bits, fat fingers. Either use pliers or slam the top into your palm or on a hard surface. Maybe back off on the magnets in the cap just a touch. Otherwise perfect tool!!! I'll be moving soon and look forward to using this to assemble whatever monstrosity my wife buys next.

Great little screw driver fits right in your pants pocket. I use it all the time when needing a quick screw driver job.

As others have said, the cap can fall off easily so it won't be very good in a tool box (see update below).It relies on magnets both for holding the cap on and holding the bits in the cap, so they are fairly easy to get out if you can get your fingers in there, but with large fingers it can be hard to grab them.The bits are a standard 1/4" hex so you can use other bits.(See my update below to overcome some of the issues.)-The magnet in the back of the cap that they show can hold it against a metal sheet is not very strong.-You cannot leave a bit in the driver and put the cap on. I wish you could. If I'm carrying it around working on multiple electric receptacles for instance, there is no place to keep the top with the bits.-There is only one speed, would be nice if it was variable.-It is very smooth and cylindrical, that feels nice but it will roll away easily.-The buttons for forward and reverse feel pretty good. They do not protrude from the body so it is less likely to be accidentally pressed when stored in a drawer. I expect it could be accidentally pressed on when in a tool box. It would be good to have a solid on/off switch to be sure power is off when stored. This is a problem with many tools these days.Update: I had the same problem as another reviewer, the cap fell on my garage floor and spread the bits around and then bounced some place where it took me a long time to find it!I have made a few improvements that were easy to do (see photos).1. I found the driver fits snuggly inside a small eyeglasses pouch. That will make it easier to carry around and not lose any parts.2. I glued a small magnet to the back so that can now hold the cap. The magnet can also be used to help draw out one of the tips so I don't have to strain my large fingers.3. I also stuck a small piece of velcro to one side that prevents it from rolling away.

Bought as a gift to my son because my husband has one and loves it.

Alot of power, unscrewing screws, tightening bolts nice tool, thank you

It’s a good screwdriver I like that the bits are stored in the cap so they are always with the device.

The NEX S1 has become my daily go-to screwdriver for simple repairs around the house. Yes, there are larger, more powerful drivers out there, but this one is SO convenient. The bits are magnetically held in place, the drive holds a charge, and the lighted collar around the screw tip is a nice touch.In fact, the only downside is are the screw bits. I have fat fingers and find it challenging to pull the magnetized bits out of the cap.I finally came up with a technique using my thumb and pinky finger to pinch and wiggle them free. That being said, the bits will not fall out on their own. That's for sure.A nice twist on an old household tool--all that, and it just feels really good in your hand.

I had a screw that needed screwing, and this screwdriver did the job.