![]() ![]() In many ways, this is the little sibling to our main pick, as it has the same smart bit storage and the spinning cap. Tinier screws and delicate projects require a smaller tool, and for that we recommend the MegaPro 24-in-1 Multi-Bit Precision Screwdriver. We recommend buying whichever tool is cheaper or easier for you to get. Other than the color, they’re the same tool MegaPro confirmed to us that it manufactures the Channellock on a private-label basis. We tested the MegaPro 13-in-1 alongside the Channellock 13-in-1 Multi-Bit Ratcheting Screwdriver, and they performed identically. ![]() If you don’t lose it, this is probably the last screwdriver you’ll ever need to purchase. Paying around $30 for a screwdriver may make your jaw drop, but in the eight years we’ve been recommending this model, we’ve received more positive feedback on it than just about any other Wirecutter pick. Those bits store in its handle, a comfortable rubberized grip with a unique feature: a free-spinning rear cap, which lets you turn the tool with one hand while using the other to press it into a screw (without the friction burning a fiery hole into your palm). What sets this model apart is the excellent bit storage, which makes it easy to find, store, swap-and never drop or lose-the tool’s six unusually tough double-sided bits. ![]() The MegaPro 13-in-1 works as well at actual screwdriving as many other high-quality tools. ![]()
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