Ratings & Reviews for CRAFTSMAN 4-volt max 1/4-in Cordless Screwdriver (Battery Included and Charger Included)

Very handy for electrical work

Very handy for electrical work. I used this to change 30+ light fixtures and switches in my home and it really saved my wrists. Doesn’t have enough torque for screwing into wood but works just fine for electrical boxes and other light duty stuff. Plus you can always turn it by hand if it stalls out. The light is a bonus. Comes with lots of different bits for all sorts of jobs. My only complaint is that it’s not magnetic so it doesn’t hold onto screws.

So far so good.

Worked great for tight spots, where I didn’t feel like doing 500 1/8 turns above my head.

Great product

Bought it as a gift, because it looks like a regular screwdriver.

A powerful rechargeable screwdriver

Easy to charge and use. It has real power which is surprising for rechargeable screw driver

Great but...

I use this for light stuff and it works great except one problem, the green charge light is directed right at your face and is very annoying. Ive colored over it to dim it but would have preferred another location, I guess I have a reason to buy version 2 if they ever come out with it lol

Works good.

Saves time on tedious projects, not meant for tightening but does good.

Wow, it did its job! Thanks, capitalism!

It moves and secures screws and bolts and stuff. Did as explained. Can't go wrong and I yet have to be disappointed. If it breaks, screw it. I'll get another.

Fast Little Screw Driver.

I really like this screwdriver. Its faster than a manually turning screws and faster than other palm sized screw guns on the market. I work in I.T. this works really well to quickly run in the screws on server racks. The driver doesn't have much torque but has speed which is what I need. You can use it like a normal screw driver to break lose or tighten. The battery last a long time as well. I liked it so much I bought a second one. The only thing I don't like so far is I wish the buttons to run...

Not real strong, but….

Great driver for times you need to remove many small screws. Do need to be careful putting in screws since it doesn’t have a clutch.

Great buy!

Works great! Just what I needed and really like that it has so many different heads!

weak

I bought this battery screwdriver to speed up installs when replacing electrical panels. I had no idea the screwdriver would be so weak. It has absolutely no power. It couldn’t even turn loose screws on the ground bar. Is definitely going in the junk drawer.

very comfortable to use

It is slightly large than a regular manual screwdriver. The rubber molding makes the grip very good. It is important that this kind screwdriver usually requires hand tightening in the end or hand loosening in the beginning of unscrewing. The lights are convenient, battery status is also a plus, so you do not need to top the charge very often. It has auto stop feature, maybe there to protect battery because I do not feel much torque.

Great little powered screwdriver

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This 4V max screwdriver is awesome. The size of it isn’t obnoxious, it’s actually almost the same size as a regular screwdriver. And packs a decent powerful punch for its size.

Satisfactory if you have proper expectations

This electric screwdriver is fantastic for what it’s supposed to do. Light duty diy and household tasks can be accomplished if you set expectations. It won’t drive lag bolts and it isn’t suitable for drywall, so don’t judge it for that. A single charge lasts for a long while for my application, which is electronics repair. It has enough torque to tackle screws on game consoles and laptops, and is small enough for me to take it with me. I still prefer my milwaukee 12v screwdriver for TVs, but it’...

OK

I was hoping this would be good for putting some walldawg anchors into drywall and for changing out door locksets. It struggles with power but you can manually finish driving the screws. I like that it is smaller like an actual screwdriver and it will fit in a tool pouch. If it ever stops working I don't think I will replace it.