Wera5051025001 KK 26 7-In-1 Bitholding Screwdriver with Removable Bayonet Blade (SL/PH/SQ) Silver

This is one of my go to every day tools. The components and bits are well-made and everything fits together well. This is a very practical screwdriver and is far better than the cheap convertibles one finds in the big box stores. Wera tools have consistently been worth the premium price.

I bought 2 different screwdrivers at local stores, and took them both back. The shaft on one was loose and my screwdriver bit set didn’t fit the other. So, I shopped around the web reading reviews, etc, until I found this one, and it looked perfect.The handle looked a bit odd, but I bought it anyway. As it turned out, the handle is very comfortable. It also holds your basic screwdriver bits, and you can change out a bit if you like. I added a deck screw bit to mine.The shaft extender/retractor has come in very handy. You can retract the shaft to get in tight spaces. I’ve also found this gives me more torque on tight screws. You can extend it for reach when you need to.I’ve been repainting my house, both inside and outside. Besides the obvious paint brush and roller, I’ve found my Wera to be the most useful tool. I’ve used to take down wires, ceiling fans, lights, doors, etc., in order to paint. It has worked and held up very well.I’m just your basic diy homeowner (not a contractor), but I do recommend it.

Excellent screwdriver, wish it was ratcheting but understand that would increase the bulk of it. Bit storage is handy and the extension is a clever mechanism. Should have bought this sooner!

Super handy and great fit in my hand.

I am an electrician and was in need of a new 11 in 1 or whatever. I’ve soured on Klein in recent years, at least in regards to their screwdrivers. Milwaukee hand tools aren’t up to par at all in my experience. Did some research and settled on these. Feels real nice in my rather large hands, but the grip is pretty wide if you have smaller hands. Everything about it is snappy and just feels quality. And the bits are actually magnetic, unlike what I read on here. Will update in some months to talk about how the mechanisms in it are holding up. It’s very snappy now but I’m curious how long it’ll stay that way, especially with how often it’ll be getting used every day.

Good ergonomic fit. Love the ability to use extended or short. Great fidget item.I wish I had held out for the version that ratchets though. I have another ratcheting driver I end up using more often.The ability to lock the bits in is cool, but given that most are held in strong enough, I don't think it is a game-changer. The little piece you can hold onto that doesn't spin with the spine is cool, but it also makes it a little bulky.

It took me longer to figure out than I should probably admit, but the features on this thing are really cool. Cool enough that I'm willing to comment on the whole thing. This has become my daily driver (ha). There's the bit storage and extendable blade... but dat bit holder tho.Bit storage requires pressing the button on the end of the user-side. Most every other time I've seen bit storage in the handle, it was at the sacrifice of actually having a good handle. Not here! I can, and have, used this for hours without wanting to bludgeon the designer. No cramps, good leverage. The extendable blade was a little sticky when I first got it, so I didn't understand how it worked. The green ring needs to be depressed towards the user-end, and it will just pop right out.The bit holder is a work of art, though. It holds both the ball-detent style that you commonly associate with impact drivers and the smaller bits that have their retention as a little chip missing from one of the vertexes of the hex shank. Not too fat, fits in most places I want it. Already looking at other tools from this manufacturer.

This Screwdriver is an excellent multi bit driver with excellent quality parts and design. The telescopic design makes it super easy to use.