OKNIFE Otacle D1 Titanium Small EDC Multi Bit Pocket Screwdriver, 9 in 1 Mini Precision Screwdriver Set, S2 Steel Magnetic Bits for Work or Daily Use

I use this almost daily and LOVE it. I work in IT and this is the perfect piece of EDC kit. Also came in handy to adjust pistol red dot at the range as well as numerous other small tasks. HIGHLY RECOMMEND

it's really good quality and big useful~ if u play EDC fidgets u need this~

This is a decent edc screwdriver, it's small and compact. One reviewer noted that the bit storage holds only 4 bits and means one bit will always be exposed. My gripe is that the pencil lead broke (completely my fault, when the screwdriver fell) and obtaining replacement lead tips is impossible to find, even on their online store. This might be because this is a new product, but I think a lot of people would appreciate replacement pencil tips.

Great addition to your EDC Keyring ... compact but powerful ... front bit for delicate work & side bit for higher torque jobs

For the knife person, a must have EDC just in case. I also use it for other small things when a big screwdriver is just too big. Well made and goes well with a small pocket knife.

Very well made, cool little tool. Bits magnetize into place well. Great to have with me for glasses repair and other odd jobs

Nicely made with quality, and a reasonable price.

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.