Bostitch Office Stanley 4-In-1 Pocket Screwdriver Pack of 2 (66-344-2)

I have a mini screwdriver set with multiple bits that is great, but a lot of times I just need a small Phillips or small flat head - the larger set I have takes a bit of time to get the pieces out/etc. these are incredibly handy to use for that purpose instead! They have two small sizes of Phillips and flat heads on each “pen”. I have one in my network bag and one in my room - the two places I am usually looking for a small screwdriver. These are solidly built and the bits stay in nice and tight. They are small/compact, and easily fit in your pocket/etc - it’s like carrying a pen!Overall, a great, simple, tool!

I just keep one in my shirt pocket when I am working and use it all the time.

This screwdriver is good to have in a pinch. For the price it is worth it. For small projects on occasion this is perfect. If you really need to twist a screw then the grip on this may not be big enough.

I have bought a number of these. They are by no means heavy duty (mostly plastic) but generally good for small screws. I keep a number around as they are easy to store and its great to just be able to grab when swapping out batteries.

I felt like carrying a little more tool-age on me, so I got this little thing. I gave one to my brother.I would highly recommend this if you need to use these bits regularly, or would like to save a little space in a smaller toolbox.Otherwise, you're probably better off with a multi tool, which (with an equitable build quality) costs only a little more, with much more utility (although not as slim).I've also seen it recommended for EDC, and emergency prep, although you might still be better served with a good multitool..It was simple enough to swap out the heads. You can do it with one hand, if it's on the bigger side, and a little dexterous.The bits themselves are solid CRV, fit snug at first, but get a little looser. I haven't used it to the point where they slide out, so take that as you will.Crisp machining. The plastic is solid. Grip is decent. The pocket clip does wear a little, but retains function.Easy enough to align. Magnetism more for smaller screws.The cap AND the top sticks onto each other, allowing you to use either side of the main body. They are also opened up so you can see inside which bits are where, which is really nice.There's the one under the cap and under the top that are always for "quick use". Something to consider if you'll need multiple heads regularly, and constantly.The dimensions for the double sided bits are 55mm long (tip to tip), 5mm wide, hex fit.I imagine if you were an industrious type, you could machine, or find different bits that have those dimensions, and suit the main body to your needs better. If you need different bits, but would like the convenience this thing provides.

Really liked the idea of 2 sizes of phillips and slot drivers. For over a year, replaced the standard Mac / Snapon / Cornwell / Matco / Etc "giveaway" screwdrivers. The slipping caps actually helped apply additional torque and press harder against damaged screw heads. Caps are plastic, body is something like glass filled nylon.Its been hot here in S. Texas. So much that the trains I work on have been sitting in the yard and get really hot inside if air conditioners are not turned on. Got called over to another train, left tool bag in powered down train. Went back, started air conditioners again, but damage has already been done. Plastic softened so much that when tried to turn a tight screw, bit slipped. Surprising as the plastic body actually appear to be glass filled nylon, wasn't expecting a failure of that sort.They come in a 2pack. Now using my spare, and I now have "extra" screwdriver bits available.

Works great, holds the bits well. Yellow top is a plus, easier to find. Goes everywhere with me at work

Covers 80+% of driver needs. Handy tool