CRAFTSMAN 4V MAX Cordless Screwdriver, Electric (CMCF604)

I love this thing. I have sent links to everyone that has noticed it and asked about it or if while talking to someone it was brought up. Out of those ppl I know of 8-10 ppl that have gotten one and they all like it. It comes in handy alot while doing stuff in the garage or around the house. When taking multiple screws out and having to put them in after fixing or whatever it makes those Lil bs task quicker and less of a pain. Which wasn't really a big deal b4 but it's just nice knowing with the flick of the wrist the screw is already out/in.It Def comes in handy on things you don't really need a screw gun for. Bc in all honesty, if your picking up a power screw gun to take screws out of things that it's not really needed, then you def need this since you can't pick up a screwdriver and have to use one of your many powered equipment.All bs aside it's neat, the light on the end is helpful and ppl love it when they realize I'm not pressing a button to tell it which way to turn or anything.

Love the concept that you just turn your wrist and it starts turning that direction and keeps going. All you have to do is turn your wrist a little bit once, and it just keeps going that way, and it's variable speed (or at least has multiple speeds) so you turn a little more and hold it, and it spins quicker. Great design idea. Makes going in reverse immediate and natural. I also find that you can finish a screw by hand by shifting your hand on the shaft so you don't depress the button, and then tightening the screw by hand. The mechanism gives way a little, then holds tight, and I can put my full force into it to hand tighten the screw if need be. Nice touch.The light is super bright. Love it and sometimes I reach over to tap the button on the screwdriver to turn the light back on because it times out and turns off after a little while. This light is far stronger than my other pen light, which I thought was super bright before, but now I realize this one is clearly brighter.It has a lock on the button to prevent it from being turned on when stored in your toolbox. Another good idea.Charges with a micro USB which used to be the standard, but now USB-C is. I wouldn't have expected that to have reached the device world yet though, so I have no problem with this still using a micro. Comes with cable.Flaws? Well, it is thicker than your average screwdriver, so I find it's just a little oversized for the hand. However, that just means that it stores more power to last longer, and it doesn't really affect usage much if at all, so I'm ok with it.The button to enable the motor is nice and big (it's a bar button like 3 or 4 inches long along the side), so usually I depress it by just gripping the shaft. However, sometimes I find I miss it and have to regrip the screwdriver to be sure I've hit the button. A minor annoyance that doesn't happen too often.When you hit the button, the motor turns on ready to accept the direction your wrist turns it, but when you turn it on without having rotated it yet, there is a high-pitched whine from the motor. Again, only a minor annoyance, but I've thought multiple times that they should have eliminated that by not actually turning the motor on until the rotation is detected. That would have made this already cool mechanism perfect in my opinion.Also an unfair gripe is no onboard bit storage. My other ratcheting screwdriver has that inside the handle, so now when doing some odd job around the house I find that I bring the craftsman as well as my ratcheting screwdriver so I can use the bits from that one in my craftsman.I would also love the bit holder to be magnetized to hold screws in place better... also perhaps an unfair gripe, but that would have made this closer to the perfect screwdriver.Overall, love it, and use it all the time now. Switching out light switches is a breeze, and I often find I am showing it off to others as in "look how cool this is!"

I would give this ten 🌟’s!I have found this the most useful tool in my entire house. It’s SUPER easy to handle. I charged it the first time (per instructions), I assembled five large IKEA shelves 70”x35” each, one extra large dresser, and I still haven’t had to recharge it. Gosh, this is amazing!However, I could potentially see this as being too heavy and too large to grip for someone that has a problem with arthritis. But for now, it’s incredible!

Satisfied customer

I bought this hoping that it would alleviate some of the pain I was in while putting together roughly 4,286 bazillion furniture items after I moved. This was all that I hoped for and more. It could not be easier to use, the battery life is phenomenal, and I was able to put together a whole houseful of furniture with no wrist pain, which is huge for someone with hypermobility spectrum disorder. I will never go back to manual screwdrivers.

Man, I have charged this like 3 times in half a year, battery is great and like my tittle said, I did a project that required me to unscrew and screw back a ton of screws and this device made it so easy. A job that normally takes 4 hrs to complete basically took 1hr and 30 minutes and... Battery was still like at 65%, wow.Very happy with purchase, highly recommended.

I bought this for my husband a year ago and he wasn't impressed, he's a contractor and has 'real' tools. BUT then he tried it and loves it. Ha! I love it too so handy to have around so you don't have to drag out the 'real' (heavy) tools. It keeps it's charge a long time and is powerful. Our favorite thing is that you change the direction just by turning you hand left or right.I got another one for my son for Christmas this year he loves it too!

This is a great tool, I have used it numerous times and it has even inspired co-workers to purchase their own. It is easy to use, just the twist of a wrist in the direction you want it to go and it works. The light is handy and being able to recharge it is a plus!! I would most certainly purchase this again if I had too.