Picquic SIXPAC Plus 7 pc. Multi-Bit Screwdriver 6 in.

U have a set of these screw drivers for over a decade. This is the set that I consistently use despite the dozen of sets around the house. I decided to butter more sets because my first has worked so great. The tops are attached to the handle slipping on easily but holds in pave due to magnets. The quality of the tips is excellent. The handle is large enough to feel nice in my hand. The handle is also non-slip. Love this tool.

I like the design and the long bits. Great for installing screws for door handles. It is easy to change the bits and the handle looks quite sturdy. I might get another one just in case I misplace this one

Came as ordered, well put together, sturdy and compact. Very pleased.

Great tool!!

I just received this screwdriver today and I must say I'm VERY impressed with the feel and durability of this product.I was a little disheartened to see on the package that, while the handle is made in Canada, the bits are made in Taiwan, although I have much more confidence in Taiwanese manufacturing than Chinese. I'd prefer everything be made closer to home, but so be it.There's a very strong magnet that holds the bits in place and everything feels solid yet comfortable. I have little doubt that this will serve me well for years to come, even with daily usage.

Picquic X-7 SixPac Plus screwdriver is a quality and useful instrument, but I'm giving 4 stars because in many advertisements they they say it has a magnetic bit holder in the handle and a spring mechanism to hold the working bit, but neither is true. The working bit is hold by a strong magnet and that's good, but there are no magnets in the handle! bits are hold in place by two rubber rings that resist slipping the bits out by simply increasing the friction.I hope these rubber rings will last for long, but the magnetic holding mechanism would be much better.

Picquic is a high quality product, it feels great in your hand and bit change and storage is is super easy. You won't be misplacing or losing any bits, not without some effort anyway. I'd recommend this product without reservation, for a couple extra bucks, it is quality wise far ahead of the competition.

This has to be as good of a multi-bit screwdriver I have ever owned. The handle holds the bits securely, I never had a concern they would fall out and scatter like the ones that are held loosely under a threaded cap. There is a little 'window' so you can easily see which bit is stored where, and it is easy to push the new one out while inserting the old bit for storage.I also like that the inserts are longer than most. Often, I run into a recessed screw, and most multi-bit drivers have the socket where the bit goes into only an inch or so from the end of the bit, which gets in the way sometimes. With the Picquic, you have maybe 3" of bit before you get to the socket part.The bits themselves are as precise and strong as any I have ever used, and they have a detent groove in them, so they are usable in any quick-change 1/4" hex chuck. I have yet to use them in my impact driver, so I don't know if they are impact-ready, but they have taken anything I can give using the handle.Now, if Picquik would make one that was all 'torx', and another that was all 'hex' with the 7 most commonly used sizes, they'd have an order for 2 more drivers. If they do make them, I haven't found where they are for sale.