4-Volt Lithium-Ion Screwdriver Kit

I am not a professional just and average home guy . These product meets and exceed my expectations. And for the price... who can beat that!. They can take a beating drops etc. and still work! I love them.

I like the flash light feature

Excelent is heavy duty! Works all days, nothing more need to work

A great little screwdriver that puts all your other drivers out of business. Comes with a specific drawback of its own - usually you need both flat and phillips head. It baffles me that a brand name label is far more important than a simple bit holder that could've easily accommodated a bot holder. From design standpoint the holder could've also accommodated bit holding area. The directions switch seems very wobbly and flimsy, with plenty of space to move around, which is also indicative of a design that could've been done better. Those are the only drawbacks of the tool that I could find. Otherwise it is a sturdy workhorse that doesn't take no for an answer when it comes to driving a screw in. A little bit expensive for this role and capacity, but mechanically superior to what's out there in the same class.

I should have purchased one with a bit more power. Removing outdoor water heater access panel is cumbersome and heavy.

Compared to the previous model, it does not have as much power & torque.

I am very pleased with my Ryobi 4-Volt Lithium-Ion screwdriver. It is much more powerful than one would expect from a 4 -volt product. Also, I am very impressed with the design, comfort grip and especially the two finger trigger. The battery life between charges is also much greater than similar small screwdrivers that I have owned. Overall, I give the Ryobi 4-Volt Lithium-Ion Screwdriver Kit an A+. Thanks Home Depot for making Ryobi quality available.

Just right for in-the-house light duty chores. No more dragging the big 18 V tool inside. It's light, easy to use, and holds a charge longer than I've owned it.

This is a "cute" little screw gun that can come in handy around the house. Don't think you're going to get any monster power out of this little guy - that's not what it is intended for and it doesn't promise that anyway. It's a good little tool to have around when you need to tighten up a few screws, put together a simple assembly project, or even install dry wall anchors in the wall. It's comfortable in the hand and the pistol grip is ergonomically friendly. It's relatively light and the tool is easy to use. I wish it was a little more compact to get in harder to reach places but with a smaller size the unit probably would have to sacrifice power, so it's a trade off. I like the LED lights on the front, which help to light the area where you're fastening something. Having a forward and reverse gear is also nice. I would have liked there to be some linearity in the power when you pull the trigger. It's kind of instant on or instant off, there's no slow gradual spin speed. I also would have liked a "baby chuck" so you could use small drill bits. The tool only takes the hex bits for the included Philips and straight edge hex bits. I used it for drywall anchor installation and even used it to drive a wood screw through my patio fence with a pilot hole just to see how it performed. It did very well until the very last bit and I didn't want to over stress the motor. It's not really intended for this purpose so I don't recommend it, but I just wanted to see what it's limitations were. With that being said, this tool is handy to have around and has a permanent place in my general house toolbox.

This little guy packs a decent punch! I was able to drill 1/8" and 1/4" holes 1.5" deep into pine. I was also able to fully drive a 1.25" drywall screw into a pine stud. Don't get me wrong, it struggled, but it did it. Also keep in mind that if you want to drill with this screwdriver, you will need drill bits with a hex shank. This is not the standard drill bit. Afterall, this us a "screwdriver", not a drill, and therefor has a hex screwdriver bit adapter, not a drill bit chuck. But if you are looking for a small drill/driver just to hang pictures and curtains, this should work in a pinch. Again, not with as much speed as power as a real 12V (or higher) drill would, but it should get the job done for you. For screwing, its great! What a handy little guy to have around instead of turning all those screws on your Ikea table by hand. The screwdriver comes with a Flathead and a Phillips bit, and also has LED lights to light up your work. It has two speeds: slow speed but high torque (use this for drilling), or high speed low torque. Make sure you use the slow speed if you want to drill, the high speed doesn't have enough torque.