STANLEYScrewdriver, 4-in-1 (66-344)

Still have it and use it often 03/29/2025.

This is an incredibly useful pocket screwdriver. There are so many times I have had to look for my Swiss Army knife or an actual screwdriver in a toolbox, and this tool is so compact that you can put it in a more convenient place.There are five parts to this screwdriver [see photos]:• The body, which holds screwdriver bits on both ends• Double-ended flat-tips (— shaped, small and large size, specifically 1/8 & 5/32)• Double-ended Philips (+ shaped, small and large size, specifically P0 & P1)• A cap, to cover up one end• A cap/clip, to cover up the other end, which can also clip on a shirt pocket*Anyone* can use this pocket screwdriver: moms, dads, kids. The four different tip types can take care of a majority of your screwdriver needs as most people generally use the flat-tip or the Philips. You will obviously want to own a more comprehensive set of screwdriver tips, but for the most part, these four will do the job.— DESIGN —The grip of the body is sufficient enough to turn the screwdriver easily when screwing/unscrewing. The bits fit tightly inside the body, and won't easily slide out. The bit ends are magnetized so when you're taking out screws, they will stick to the bits and won't fall down and get lost (if you're in a messy environment). The overall weight is light and feels like a slightly heavy pen, but blend in with actual pens.One of the design highlights is the little hole on each end that lets you see which bit is on which side. This saves you time from uncapping and recapping to find the right bit.— TORQUE —This pen screwdriver will do well for most jobs, but for jobs that require more torque, you should use a regular sized screwdriver. With this, you have two inches to grip with your fingers; with a regular screwdriver, you can use your whole hand.— SUMMARY —This is a highly useful tool, and you should have one or two to have handy around the house. Recommended.

Lately it seems like every battery compartment for toys and small electronics is secured with small cross (Phillips) screws so when I saw this pen-sized four ended (two double-sided bits - flat head and Phillips) screwdriver it seemed like a good way to keep the right tool handy.The bits are all small and although they can certainly be used with considerably larger screws, the results will be mixed. This tool works fine for light work but given its basic design -- the bits are simply pushed into and pulled out of a plastic tube to switch sides -- I will stick with a one piece screwdriver for anything presenting too much of a challenge like over-tightened or rusted screws.It is helpful that the barrel of the holder has a small area that has a raised textured surface to help gain a good grip. And, at least for my eyeglasses, the bits are too large to use to tighten or replace screws. So I will stick to the tiny tools contained in eyeglass repair kits for that task.My expectations were met. The tool is convenient to carry and store, is reasonably priced and performs the job well. My only complaint is that in the box, the bits broke through the bubble card. This happened because the glue used to secure the area holding the bits was weak so they were rolling around loose and could have been easily lost. Minor thing but without the bits the screwdriver is worthless.

I bought these Stanley Pocket Screwdrivers as Christmas gifts for all of my fellow Mom friends! I also got myself one and I love it! Us moms have the daunting daily task of always switching out batteries on the many, many toys our spoiled little children have. I was sick of always hunting down my husbands tool box, or a big screwdriver from the garage every time a kid shoved a dying toy in my face. I have had other small screwdrivers in my junk drawer before, like a small, Duracel battery replica one that came free in the package, etc. Those are sometimes difficult to grasp and tedious to use. I am so happy with this screw driver, as it is the size of a pen, so my whole hand can fit on it, and it has caps on both ends for safety, and transportation ease! I have the Phillips head at the bottom, and the flathead at the top. I just remove the cap on the end I need to use and voilla! It's so easy to carry in my purse and with the caps on I don't have to worry about it puncturing or tearing anything. It's also convenient to put in the car when we take trips so I can deal with the pesky wireless video headphones that my children drain the batteries on by never turning off when they are done........If this scenario resembles your life at all, I would highly recommend these pocket screwdrivers! And they are so inexpensive you can afford to buy them for all your favorite people in your life! Great stocking stuffers, or small gift to go along with a card, etc. Help de-stress the daily grind of a mom in your life!! They will thank you!

I keep this in my office desk drawer for the times that you need a screwdriver, but don't want to have to remember to bring one from your tool box. It is medium duty - better than a toy, but not something you would use to put together a bookcase. I bought the Stanley name-brand one, because I figured it would be well made - which it is. I have had this for a couple of months now and I don't use it often, but I used it today. It has two sizes of phillips, and two sizes of regular slotted screwdriver heads, packaged smartly into a driver that is about the size of a markerGlad I bought it. Glad I knew that I had it, and where it was. Very Nice