OKNIFEOtacle D1 Mini Precision Screwdriver Set, 9 in 1 EDC Multi Bit Pocket Screwdriver, Industrial S2 Steel Magnetic Bits for Work or Daily Use

he OKNIFE Otacle D1 Mini Precision Screwdriver Set is an incredibly useful tool that punches way above its size. The all-in-one design keeps everything neatly packed into a sleek, compact body that’s smaller than most multitools—perfect for pocket carry or tossing into a daily EDC kit.The magnetic bits are made from industrial-grade S2 steel and feel solid and precise during use. Whether it's for quick repairs, electronics, or tightening up small screws around the house or office, this tool gets the job done efficiently.Having nine bits in one compact package means I always have what I need on hand without carrying a full toolkit. It’s convenient, well-made, and thoughtfully designed—definitely a must-have for anyone who values functional everyday gear.

Very small and lightweight. Feels very durable and at first I was concerned with the bit removal but it wasn’t overly tight and came right out easily and snaps into place with the magnetic fitting. Makes a great small gift for anyone that likes to tinker with devices and machines.

This driver is small, extremely light, well-crafted, and super handy. If the included bits don't serve your needs, you can swap them out for other readily available 4mm bits. The flip-out bit storage cover has a ball detent to keep it closed. The only downside: the magnet in the front hole could be stronger, and that goes doubly for the rear hole used for higher torque applications. I've yet to have a bit fall out during use, but I could see it potentially happening.Overall, though, a great EDC pocket driver for when you don't have your regular tools nearby.

Saw this on an EDC Youtuber's channel and decided to give it a try.It is extremely well made and fairly priced for the quality. The included bits and pencil are great. Being able to store the needed bits in such a small form factor is even better.Additionally, you can use other bits that you likely already have.Very versatile, compact, and extremely well made piece of EDC gear. Definitely recommend!

This tool is smaller than I thought, which is a good thing. It weighs practically nothing, and accepts hexagonal bits from other small tool sets. I'm using it to fit into the handle of a magpul grip and I switched out the small bits for the torx heads I need for fixing optics on my rifles. Excellent tool!

This has come in super handy on several occasions. The design and build quality is excellent and is easily stored in my front pocket everyday. It is very light weight considering it’s built so well. Definitely worth the asking price

This is great. Quality is good it's perfect size and very useful. It feels nice on the hand too.

Sadly, this nicely machined object is ruined by a weak bit system and ultimately forces itself to live a sedentary life in a drawer or toolbox where you’ll never actually pick it over larger bit drivers that are easier to handle.Paradoxically, the problem is that the bits are both too easy and too hard to remove, depending what you’re trying to do with it. On one hand, the magnet in the bit socket is to weak to keep a bit from falling out in your pocket or to keep the tool itself from dropping to the ground if you happen to hold it by the bit; that’s right, it won’t even stay attached under its own weight. This tool is dying for a ball detent in the socket like nearly every other good bit driver on the market, but they decided to put one on the bit storage cover instead. Oh and there’s neither a magnet nor a detent on the side socket that’s supposed to be used when more torque is required — usually in a situation where you might never find the bit you’ll inevitably drop.Speaking of the bit storage, that’s the other part of the problem: it’s too hard to swap bits. You have to keep the fifth bit (a pencil) around just to scoop one of the actual driver bits out like you’re cheating at the board game Operation. Alternatively you can flip the tool over and dump all the bits into your palm, but that’s asinine.Lastly, the pencil bit is a joke. The ‘lead’ fell out of the tip after being in my pocket for 15 minutes. It’s merely friction-fit (loosely) into the tip - no adhesive - despite the self-evident fact that it’s a material specifically designed to shed layers of itself under friction. So of course it’s going to come loose.I was planning to keep it anyway, but after writing this review I’m now insulted that someone would actually sell this thing for money.