LINUS TECH TIPS LTT 12-in-1 Multi-Bit Ratcheting Screwdriver (All Black)

Obviously it's a bit pricey for a screwdriver but if you are constantly using one then you really do notice the difference quite quickly between this and a cheap and cheerful one. The ratchet is great for fine work and doubles as a fidget toy for those of us who have the need. The holder works well and is so much nicer than hunting around for bits in various boxes. Decent magnetic hold means less faff with screws and overall it just feels nice and solid / professional in the hand.

I ordered this for projects involving a lot of hex head screws in tight places. Works great. The ratcheting mechanism really speeds things up. Has a very precision feel. The control to change ratcheting direction is very intuitive. The magnetic bits are first class. They hold onto most screws with no problem.

I ordered the LTT screwdriver and it arrived promptly. The packaging was intact and undamaged. The screwdriver is simply a screwdriver and so much more. Let me explain.The bit storage is awesome and the snap sound it gives you when it opens and closes gives you a very good sense of security that you bits won’t fall out. The feel of the driver is soft but still grippy. The ratcheting mechanism is top tier and it has the best back drag I have ever used. The magnet that holds the bits in is very strong, but not too strong. This thing is perfectly balanced (both physically and metaphorically). My only gripe is that it didn’t come with a sticker (not expected, just would have been cool) and the bits aren’t yet sold on Amazon.If you’re looking for a basic screwdriver get something else. If your looking for one of the best multi-bit driver ever made buy once cry once

This a great screw driver. It's pretty sturdy and you can feel the build quality as soon as you hold it in your hands.

Of many different screwdrivers I’ve tried this one is better than the MagPro, even though it doesn’t use standard bits. The driver is solid steel, the knurling is a great feature. The bits are expensive. I got all of them.; I wish there would be one more row of pet holders, but I don’t think it’s possible without making the handle longer. I’ve been using it as a stage hand for a couple of years and it is held up and works great. The Magnetic bit saved me once.

Absolutely best screwdriver, expensive but this is a buy once cry once type of tool that you will be thankful you purchased.

It's not that this screwdriver reinvents the screwdriver. Rather, it just combines most of the things that work and holds them to a very high quality standard. Project Farm got it right that it's not for heavy duty work. It's more of a precision tool but it can still hang with most of the tools in my tool bag at work. (HVAC contractor) Let a few techs try it out. One I think ordered it or is waiting for the stubby version.There's two issues: I think it is about 5 or 10 bucks overpriced for what it is. Given the stuff I wasted money on this week, that's a small complaint. The other is the selector. They went against EVERY other screwdriver that ratchets and reversed the selector. If this were the only screwdriver I used with a ratchet mechanism, that's 'fine'. It's messed me up more than I wanted to admit.

I've finally ordered an LTT screwdriver. In the past, I've had some ratcheting screwdrivers that felt cheap or didn't last. But this one feels much nicer than I expected, and I know Linus and his team spent a lot of time perfecting every part of it. I really like the bit storage, and the fact that they used shorter bits to ensure the magnetism from the neodymium magnet holds onto even the heavier GPU screws on most PC cases. I'm looking forward to getting the Stubby and Precision kits from their official store next.