9-in-1 High Torque Drive Ratcheting Multi-bit Driver

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Solid, versatile screwdriver with great ratcheting action I picked up the Milwaukee 9-in-1 High Torque Drive Ratcheting Multi-Bit Driver for my toolbox, and it’s quickly become my go-to for most jobs. Pros: Strong ratcheting mechanism: Smooth and durable, with a satisfying click in both directions. High torque grip: Comfortable handle design makes it easy to apply more force without slipping. Nine tools in one: Comes with a good variety of bits for everyday tasks—no need to constantly swap screwdrivers. Bit storage in handle: Keeps everything organized and easy to access. Milwaukee quality: Feels solid and built to last. Cons: Handle is large: Great for torque, but might feel bulky for very tight spaces. Bit retention: The bit holder works well, but sometimes takes extra effort to pull a bit out. No magnetic bit storage: Bits stay in place, but a magnetic feature would make it even better. Overall, a must-have for anyone who wants a reliable, all-in-one screwdriver. Great for pros and DIYers alike.

Another well-made item from Milwaukee brands. The screwdriver is handy fast and dependable. It’s great for every day. Use one stored in a kitchen drawer and perfect on the job when you need a ratchet driver and many heads well recommended.

This is the best screwdriver. You can stop looking elsewhere now.

Excelente. My father loves it. I personally like the megapros better. But this one you can use the bits in your impact

Oh, this product is great. The only thing I wish it was magnetized.

Great screwdriver, works really well. The ratcheting part is sturdy and it's hard to go back to a regular screw driver. Just make sure you don't leave it at a job site 😭.

I ordered this screwdriver specifically because it has ECX bits, and those are amazing when changing out electrical outlets and switches. The ratcheting form factor was just a bonus. I received a box from Home Depot(?) with a Milwaukee ratcheting screw driver that looks exactly like this picture. However... it didn't contain ECX bits. It had square bits instead (still useful in electrical work btw). I wasn't what I wanted, but I figured it might still be useful for the price. It was, the ratcheting action turned out way more useful than anticipated. I'm glad I kept it, and will look for ECX bits for it. It's a decent tool for a DIYer. Just know that you may not get ECX if that is why you are buying it.

Great quality, great tool. Bought more for gifts