Milwaukee48-22-2302 Multi Bit Ratcheting

Great ratcheting feature, solidly built & the extra tips are right at your fingertips.

Excellent tool for electricians, or any home repair guy. Holds extra bits, and ratchets nicely. Great tool.

Perfect tool to start someone's tool chest. Gave it to a recent grad who was moving and had to assemble furniture. It was a big hit and super helpful!

I'm a middle aged guy who is pretty handy. I've owned lots of tools and am pretty discerning at this point. I generally use power tools when possible, but for any job that calls for hand tools this is the first tool I use. I also have the stubby version for getting into tighter spaces. The ratcheting action is excellent, the tool feels great in your palm, the bit storage system in the handle is better than the main Amazon competitor, and the bits are well made.I ended up buying many of these.. my daughter went off to college and I got her this for her starter toolbox. She uses it all the time. My dad lost his home in a fire and I helped him rebuild his tools, including this one. He loves it. I even got myself an extra one so I have one handy in the garage and one in the house in my junk drawer so it's easily accessible.If you're in need of a flexible screwdriver get this one, the stubby version of this one, and the Klein 4 in 1 electronics screwdriver for tiny screws. With those 3 tools you'll have 90% of your usual screwdriver tasks covered. I highly recommend this.

I like Milwaukee tools and this is a very good screwdriver. It’s checked off the the boxes for reheat I am using it for. I’ve seen comments like who needs snap on etc. for the money it’s a great value. But the bits are onboard little wierd to get out that’s fine at least new design and works well. Has limitations though. Your special hex and things you will not have. I used to be a mechanic for Toyota and I used Matco and Snap On mainly. I still use my snap on racheting screwdriver that is now 15 years old. The Milwaukee tolerances aren’t even close. You can tell this by simply twisting and waiting for the click. It’s good enough I pulled my old snap on out to test it the sa pnln aged was way less general sturdiness and when u rachet I got 3 clicks for every 1 on the mikwaukee. I also have speciality tips that are stored the old way unscrew the back and find the one you need. Which has it cons as well I always seem to lose one or 2. They both have lifetime warranties so that’s good. It’s a great screwdriver I just read some comments and yes it’s good. But it’s also half the price of a snap on or matco

In my neck of the woods - about the only good screwdriver similar you can buy is the Stanley one. When I first opened this and used it, my brain about fell out of my body!This thing is smooth like butter, feels like it has ball bearings in it, and is just a JOY to use. Seriously, I've been working with it for 4+ months and each time I use it - feels like frigging magic.If I had one complaint it would be how the extra heads are stored. if You get it wet or messy - you'll end up having to 'push' them all out and clean them. Then the sleeves they live in. But I'm not sure that any company has solved this yet.Not many things I would say is a MUST buy - but this screwdriver really is. Just amazing..

As a less than handy guy with a drawer full of screwdrivers, I would not have thought I needed another. However, this makes nearly all the others obsolete. Great quality. Great functionality. Makes my limited abilities seem less of a problem.

I bought this to keep in the house for whenever I need a screwdriver. I think it's handy because it has every possible tip you might need, so you can clear out a lot of other sizes and tips that you were keeping, or if you only had a medium flat blade (like me) now you have all the sizes and different tips that would send you out to the garage to look for.