Megapro Marketing USA NC 211R2C36RD Ratcheting Screwdriver, Red, 1/4 Inch

I like it, nothing to dislike.

The reviews here are wrong. Don't know where Amazon pulls these from, or from which product - maybe they think that all screwdrivers are the same? There is no magnetic bit holder. They are held by ball-bearing/spring arrangement. Other than that, the screwdriver is high quality. Recommended.

Try and grab it for Under £40! I grabbed this for £36 and it's hands-down one of the best ratcheting screwdrivers I’ve ever used. The storage is top draw—you get loads of bits, all solid quality too. The top cap spins just like a precision screwdriver, which is a subtle but brilliant touch. The build feels premium and sturdy, with a smooth ratcheting mechanism that sounds as good as it feels. What really blew me away is the almost non-existent play in the shaft—virtually zero back drag and rock-solid performance. Seriously impressed. Solid 9/10.

Just the best screwdriver in the world. Ratchet works great. Cap freely turns. Bits are easy to store and retrieve. Bought a few for family members and they all love it too.

Great ratcheting screwdriver- nice that all bits are secured in the handle. Nice feel, works great. Excellent for most jobs.

Excellent screwdriver! After trying several, this is the best. There's very little play in the construction. The ratcheting mechanism is tight and snappy. The handle feels nice. The bit storage is excellent and easy to access. The end also spins freely for situations were that might be useful. I much prefer a solid shaft like this over those other ones that extend or retract (less moving parts to break). The BEST part of this screwdriver is that it uses standard bits you already have lying around, and it has a super strong magnet to lock bits in place (as well as some fasteners). I cannot tolerate screwdrivers with double-end bits or small bits. I need my screwdriver to take all my bits for those odd jobs. The Linus Tech Tips screwdriver is basically a clone of this (they admit this on their site), but with some tweaks. Why pay $70 when you can pay less than half that for a Megapro? Plus, this takes standard bits instead of Linus' smaller bits. It's no contest.