Worx WX240L 4V 3-Speed Cordless Screwdriver

I recently purchased this automatic screwdriver and it’s made a huge difference in how quickly and easily I get things done. The power is impressive for its size, and it saves so much time compared to a manual screwdriver. The battery life is great—I was able to complete multiple projects on a single charge. It’s lightweight, comfortable to hold, and the LED light is a helpful bonus for working in tight or dark spaces. The different bits included are a nice touch too.

Really like this screwdriver (and so does my wife), and it has completely transformed my DIY projects! This tool is lightweight yet powerful, making it easy to handle for extended periods. The rechargeable battery lasts impressively long, allowing me to tackle multiple tasks without interruption. The variable speed settings and torque control ensure precision for different screw types. Overall, this electric screwdriver is a fantastic investment for anyone looking to simplify their home repairs or assembly tasks. Highly recommended for both beginners and seasoned DIY enthusiasts!

I bought this planing on maybe using it once and in a while and it living in the bottom of my toolbar. I look for excuses to use it now. It makes wiring outlets easy. My hand cramps easy using a regular screwdriver. This remedies the problem fast! I barely move a finger to make it go forward or back. The battery life is excellent. I have only charged it twice since I got it. Including the initial charge. This tool should be a staple in any toolbox. Work smarter not harder!

I was a little skeptical, but needed something like this, and the reviews were good, so I took a chance. I'm glad I did. This thing has been useful for plumbing and some basic stuff so far, but don't let that fool you. It has enough power to get through maybe 90% of the general things a person would use a drill for (hanging curtains, putting together furtinure, electronics, basic plumbing, etc.). I wouldn't use this on something like boring a hole or unbolting things on a truck that might require a proper torque wrench, but it's a nice device. If it were more powerful, you would definitely need some sort of handle, because it can twist against your hold enough as it is. I wouldn't call it dangerously torqued, but just enough to do the job without twisting your wrist such that you break it.The lights are not useful (need to be brighter). The color-coded bits in the kit are nice, but you'll still find yourself looking for other ones to meet all of your needs. They seem to be well-built.Being able to charge this thing via USB has been nice (no more buying batteries). It holds a charge for a long time, as well. I did plumbing work on 3 bathrooms and used it for a few other things before I felt like I should recharge it, and frankly, that may have been more me worrying about it than the device, since it was still going when I felt I should. The kit it comes in is also very nice, albeit a bit on the bulky side. I highly recommend this if you just want something to tuck in a drawer for regular use without having to pull out your regular drill. It won't replace it for everything, but for most general use, it definitely could.

I like the small size, not too long or bulky. I bought it to clean primer pockets on rifle brass before reloading and it works fine for that.I used it to change a house full of electrical outlets and light fixtures. It works great for that, saving a lot of effort turning a manual screw driver when you're often working one handed while holding your work. Good torque, occasionally lacking, but you can turn it manually when needed.There's no way to easily feel when you have it turned so the switch is at your finger tip and the bits pull out of the holder way to easy. Working on a ladder the Phillips bit would pull out of the driver as the grip on the screw was tighter than the grip the bit had on the tool. After having to climb down my ladder to get my bit a few times I finally wedged it in the holder with some electrical tape and it stayed put from them on.Regardless, it made that job much easier and it more than payed for itself on that job alone. It did require two chargings to complete the job. It fits easily in a tool pouch and is much less bulky than a drill and gets into tighter spaces. I worked it hard and I believe it's going to hold up well.

I've been a fan of this cordless screwdriver. It comes with 12 bits, more than enough for any DIY-er. Its compact and lightweight design made work a breeze. It came in a durable plastic box, perfect for storage. But what made me really happy? The efficiency standards and the 2 LED lamps. They made working in dim-lit areas hassle-free. Highly recommend!

Listen, I could sit here and pretend I enjoy manually twisting a screwdriver for 20 minutes, slowly losing my will to live with each stubborn screw—but thanks to the Worx WX240L, I don’t have to. This little powerhouse has saved my wrists, my sanity, and probably my relationships by making assembly projects actually enjoyable.First off, it’s compact, lightweight, and doesn’t make me feel like I’m wielding a power tool meant for building skyscrapers. The three-speed settings mean I can go from “gentle and precise” to “let’s get this done already” in seconds. And the battery life? I swear it lasts longer than my motivation for home improvement projects.It’s perfect for furniture assembly, small household repairs, and any other situation where you’d rather not fight with a screwdriver for hours. If you’re still using manual screwdrivers for everything, I admire your commitment to suffering. The rest of us will be over here, getting stuff done in half the time.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5) – Saves time, effort, and possibly your sanity. Just buy it.