Milwaukee2401-20 M12 12-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless 1/4 in. Hex Screwdriver (Tool-Only)

I have been using these for years. They are very powerful for the size. Lightweight, small, easy to use. Easy adjustments for torque. I have used them enough to know how much power I need on different size screws on different materials. Plus, where needed they have a lot of power, and can easily twist a number 10 screw in half. The easy to use quick release hex holder makes it very easy to change tips for different uses. It will tighten nuts up to 1/2 inch very well.With the torque set right the "impact" function makes it very efficient to easily tighten screws up to the maximum desired amount without breaking the bold or screw.The battery life is excellent.Milwaukee is one of the very best makers of quality tools. More expensive but well deliver their moneys worth. I equip my help with these also as the increase in production more than offsets the cost. They last forever excluding theft and getting wet. Do not let them get wet or they are trash.J WThe speed is controlled by trigger pull and easy to use.

Nice drill , how a lot of torque , it drives screws with ease. All around nice . Highly recommend

I got this for a new gig that I work as a field tech. We required drill with adjustable torque settings and this is the first one that came to mind. It's very light. Very quick. Battery life tends to last forever. The size is small enough to carry with two fingers and a boatload of other things with the rest. The design is very smooth. Looks like this thing can last forever. The torque setting wheel has numbers to tell you how much torque you're applying which I always keep mine close to zero or one grip is great and it comes with the clip. This thing became my daily driver from day one and cannot recommend this enough for someone who needs a drill for sensitive settings

I use this drill to install outlets and switch because it's so light and powerful!Best tiny drill on the market!

I was always a little skeptical of how much usage I would get out of a $100 (including battery) power screwdriver, but I really surprised myself. I bought this during Prime Days at a great price. I absolutely love it and use it every chance I get.It's really useful when modifying and maintaining my new camper. Don't be fooled by its small size, because it's really powerful and gets in tight spaces easily. I have decided that I will be taking it along on every camping trip from now on. It has saved my aging wrists from a lot of acetaminophen! This thing has save me hours of aggravation already.I will be buying more hex-drive attachments for it in the future.

I have had this drill for less than one week; it works as advertised. Torque is impressive for a drill of this size and battery energy.I recommend that Amazon ask for a rating on its rating process. Seek a rating so soon after delivery does not result in a meaningful review. It is a disservice to the vendor. One star for Amazon!

Nice tool

Great Just like all my M12 tools this one is no exception.Has a nice multiposition clutch with lots of granular levels. A smooth variable trigger and comes with a good #2 Phillips driver.I use the smallest 1.5 and 2AH batteries with mine to keep it lite and it still lasts a long time running when you are mostly running machine screws in and out which is what it excels at.I also own the M12 1/4” impact which has The same form factor but adds the impact capability to the tool. The downside to that tool is that when you are running in A screw made from soft steel or aluminum with fine thread you can easily strip or break that Fasner or at the very least get it so tight that it’s very difficult to loosen it with a handheld driver A screw made from soft steel or aluminum with fine threads you can easily strip or break that fastener or at the very least get it so tight that it’s very difficult to loosen it with a handheld driver.Conversely, with the screwdriver version sold here… When you run in a similar fastner it tightens it down basically like a handheld screwdriver. Just snug but not tight like a gorilla put it on. And there is very little chance if you set the clutch properly that you will strip anything out.The only downside to this tool is fitting it in small spaces, but if you pair it with a quarter inch extension it’s solves that problem for the most part.Milwaukee does make a 4.5 V screwdriver which is also excellent and has the advantage of fitting into very small spaces a lot better and working with low torque fasteners a lot better it just has the disadvantage of not working with the M 12 batteries, and it’s not any cheaper than this tool.So I find for me that this tool fills a good niche. It has power when you need it and when you don’t need the extra power you can clutch it down.If I want to drive a lag screw or something heavy like that I’ll swap over to my impact. That’s not what this tool is for.