This is the best cordless driver I've ever seen. The compact size, flex handle and light weight make it easy to handle and fit into tight spaces, especially with the offset driver head in case the space is a little too tight. Eliminates a lot of torture working under the dash in my car and in other equally inaccessible spaces. But for all of its small size, it kicks out an amazing amount of torque.

My only problem is that mine was stolen, so I've just ordered myself a new one. You can bet I will be a lot more careful about locking this one up when I'm not using it.

If you've got even one "handyperson" bone in your body, buy one of these for yourself--you won't regret it!

A great wrist saver with just the right accessories (Rating: 5.00)
Review : I bought 2 of these cordless screwdrivers years ago to help me in my job as a mechanical engineer and product designer. I kept one for myself and the other was for everybody else! It proved invaluable when assembling complex prototype instruments. I eventually bought a second battery pack, a drill chuck and a 1/4" socket adaptor with various nut driving sockets.

I'd forgotten about that wonderful tool until I recently had to disassemble, clean and reassemble a banjo with 50 brackets. The screws that held the brackets were very tight and after struggling with a few I remembered that fantastic screwdriver.

I happily found that Amazon was selling an ideal set; screwdriver with two battery packs, drill chuck, and 1/4" adaptor in a great case.

I find that it is really an indispensable tool if you do a lot of screwing (pardon my English). The banjo came apart and went together most handily. I ordered a number of long hex sockets to fit the various sizes of banjo nuts, and I'm delighted every time I use it. The torque setting lets me pick the right value to appropriately tension the bracket screws.

All in all, I'm delighted with this tool and very highly recommend it to anybody dealing with assembly of many fasteners. It is also a very handy light duty electric drill.

Super power for it's size (Rating: 5.00)
Review : I bought this driver about a year ago and it has performed better than I expected. I have used it to drill holes and drive screws in 60 year old plaster. I have been a skeptic about the capability of lower voltage cordless tools but this little gem has power to spare and is what you would expect from Milwaukee.

Excellent (Rating: 5.00)
Review : This is a great cordless screwdriver. In fact, for the price that it costs to buy a good quality cordless drill, one can buy this screwdriver, which will handle most quick projects, and a decent corded drill. That will give you the best of both worlds. The Milwaukee is light weight and versatile, and will handle screws and bolts, as well as drilling small holes (you'll have to buy hex shank bits or the optional chuck). Most people lug around a cordless drill that has much more power than they need. This offers just enough power and is so light and easy. The few times that you do need real power and speed, just plug in your corded drill. If you do buy the Milwaukee, get the model with 26 lbs. torque and two batteries are a must.

New Version of a Classic is a Disappointment (Rating: 3.00)
Review : I've had an original single-speed AEG version of this 2.4 V cordless driver for 15+ years and have been very happy with it. I've had to replace the battery several times over the years (the Milwaukee batteries fit), but that's to be expected with NiCD batteries.

I recently ordered the 2-speed Milwaukee version in a case with 2 batteries and a chuck. Unlike earlier examples of the Milwaukee package I've seen, the charger in this new package does NOT have the drop-down side door with 3 screwdriver bits inside. In fact, the package has ZERO screwdriver bits included - a BIG mistake in my opinion. In addition, the Jacobs chuck included with my package is defective. It arrived gunked/rusted and wobbles a great deal. I plan to return this set and stick with my old single speed driver.