Customer Reviews for Dremel Cordless 4V USB Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Powered Electric Screwdriver

I ALWAYS find excellent products from Dremel at Home depot and employees go out of their way. Thank you

I was seeking a tool that is not as bulky as most drills can be and can accurately manage tighter spaces and smaller hands. I had 5 self assemble pieces of furniture to put together and this tool was the best I've ever used! Love it!

It needs a light on the end for better visibility of the screw you are working with.

It has power but DREMEL dropped the ball on this one. Good tool bad design. The power button and the forward/reverse switch are at the back end and are VERY sensitive which it can activate between your hand. These feature should be at the front end where you can control it with your thumb. In order to prevent this is by placing the tool with the switches facing out of your hand (as in their pictures). I'm considering donating it and get the Ryobi I didn't get for buying this one. DREMEL, Very disappointing.

Decent tool.. Slightly underpowered, but I mostly use it for repetitive operations, or when I'm concerned with scratching finished wood work (risky with a screw gun).. Wish there was a way to "start" unscrewing manually (when it stalls) then switch to power.. Certainly a better value than the $200+ European power drivers.

Picked this up to use on some small jobs around the house (hanging some blinds, building some shelves, etc.). It works perfectly for those smaller jobs.

It has enough power/ force to get the job done.

I have a number of deemed products which I am extremely happy with. This screwdriver is great especially for more precision work. The torque control is critical to prevent damage. I use it extensively when working on RC Models and there isn’t a better product out there for that type of work.

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Great little screwdriver for light jobs

I bought this Dremel Rechargeable Screwdriver a year or two ago, and used it once in a while. I like that it’s rechargeable with USB, and it’s easy to change bits. But I did not fully appreciate the beauty of this tool until I was assembling some furniture this weekend. It’s awesome that you can set the torque so you sink the fasteners quickly but don’t over-tighten. And once I got used to it activating when I push on the screw it became even easier. Paid for itself at least a dozen times just completing this job on a single charge with battery power left over. I would totally recommend this for light household use.

My brother insisted I buy a Dremel. I was skeptical. Needless to say, I am grateful to have one. The price was good and the ability to adjust power and the ease of holding the thing are excellent.

Just what I need for small jobs, so I don’t have to take out a big power tool.

This was not my first Dremel tool. I have owned a rotary tool for 20+ years and its still going strong. This cordless screwdriver quality is what you come to expect with a Dremel product.

Great item for what I need to do.

It works as designed, too bad the design is poor. The button is just too sensitive and causing it to accidentally turn on at the worst moments.

It runs slow all the other one spin triple the speed do not recommend it unless u are not buffing or grinding or polishing

Final Verdict: Don't buy. This product left me wary of Dremel products (other than the classics) Good: Device functions as advertised. Charges off a micro USB port. High Quality plastics and even weight create a feeling of quality when held. Adequate run time. Bad: Poorly thought out trigger-button and forward-reverse button placement. Lacks a speed setting. The driver turns on too easily when pressed into fasteners causing mistakes/skipping at best and at worst a striped fastener. - Has only one speed setting and spins at full speed during start. (Manufacturer could add resistor to slow initial torque during start allowing users to adapt to the initial motor torque and better hold the device in a fastener alternatively add a speed adjustment dial to rear of device, symmetrical in design and placement as the torque settings at the head) - The driver activates when force is applied to the head, this feature likely designed for convenience but makes it difficult to align the driver in a fastener without it activating. (Manufacturer Just remove this function entirely or increase the force required to trigger the set point of this function) - The trigger button to activate the driver is in the "grip" not near the head so it is difficult to grip/hold the device in hand without accidentally turning it on. (Manufacturer should migrate the buttons from rear to front portion of device)

It sucks unusable, at least for me. Try worx.