Wiha 77891 SoftFinish 11inOne Multi-Driver

Has the necessary bits for electrical work, excellent price, quality tool,And, Made in USA! Cant go wrong.

Everyone should have at least one of these tools. I have had many of these over the years and can't believe the great price here! I can see the usefulness for anyone needing a screw driver but for someone who does a lot of electrical work this is a must have. Having the bits you need stored in handle is awesome. TORX, Robertson, Philips, Flat nut drivers ... I can't say enough good things about this driver. This is truly the most versatile screw driver I've ever owned. You see this type of screw driver all over the place but they are usually just Philips and flat tips. These are so much more for just a few bucks.

I meant to take a picture of the packaging because it said made in the USA. That was a pleasant bonus. As with all my Wiha tools, this Multi Driver looks and feels like it was made with superior materials and crafted with care. It is large, not something you would want to put in your front pocket. However, the hand filling nature of it gives you excellent control over the tool and gives you the opportunity to exert as much torque as you can muster. And of course, the variety of bits means fewer runs back into the house to search for the tool you need in the moment.Over the decades I've purchased many Multi Drivers. Some name brand and some no-name from a discount bin or plain box. The name brand tools are always superior from the beginning to the end. Inexpensive tools prematurely wear out or damage screws, nuts and bolts. That causes more work down the line for you. More work that builds upon itself over time. Further, inexpensive tools make simple work harder and require frequent replacement. Good luck with your decision!

When I first purchased this tool, I was in love. I pulled out the bit holder and I heard the most delightful "plllllooooop" I have ever laid ears on. Such a tightly machined fit that the air suctions around this thing. While there is still a little bit of play on the bit (you can only feel it when using it, not by touching it with your hand) I feel confident that it is the absolute minimal level of play that you could expect from a tool like this.The other thing I love was the weight and balance. The handle, in particular, has a nice heft...... except that was the problem. I believe Wiha uses weights in the handle to help balance things out. One day my girlfriend and I were working on installing a door handle and all of the sudden -- as I slow-motion begged her to stop -- she wacked some metal on the door hinge back into place using the back of this handle. She looked confused. She moved the handle. You can now hear the de-adhered weights sliding around inside.I now have exceptionally well-engineered Wiha maracas.The Philips is a beautiful fit (and long-lasting), the engineering tolerances are excellent, the balance is great, but this is one tool you want to treat with a little care. Unless mine was a fluke, your weights are one hammer-hit away from having a party inside your handle.The reason why I'm keeping the stars pretty high on this is because, to a large extent, the user is to blame here. However, Wiha should have made the inner cavity the same size as the weights and/or used a stronger adhesive (it was not a particularly hard blow). In short, there's a little blame for everyone. Nonetheless, this still comes recommended to everyone (except my girlfriend, I'll buy her a hammer).

Versatile and well made.

Feels great in the hand good for people with big hands

I am an electrician, I rely on a screwdriver as one of the key triad of hand tools every day. I have tried several brands, name brands as well as some lesser known. I have a set of wiha precision screwdrivers and have been impressed by the quality they're bui!t with. I loaned my 11-in-1 to a co worker who accidentally lost the one side containing two of the bits. It fell down into the bowels of a refinery from a high up scaffold. There was no way to know where it landed, as it bounced off several process pipes on its long fall. He ultimately bought me a new screwdriver of the same brand, but it wouldn't get to me for a week or more, since he got transferred to a different jobsite for a short duration. I didn't want to wait, so I ordered this wiha tool. I actually like it better than the one I had that I loaned out.

Love this! Way nicer, and cheaper than a Milwaukee or Klein multibit driver. Keep one in each tool bag, drawer, vehicle, etc.