Available in these models: Original Model, Silver Edition, Gold Edition, Limited Edition Dull Green A pistol-style cordless screwdriver resembles a cordless drill, though they are usually lighter, more compact, and don’t offer the same power. They have a handle that you grip, while the screwdriver section with the bit sits perpendicular. Pistol-style cordless screwdrivers are usually easier and more comfortable to hold than straight models, but they don’t fit as well in tight spaces.

Key specs – Power: 4V; Speeds: 1; Max speeds: 230rpm; Max torque: 3Nm; Battery: 1,500mAh lithium-ion; Charger: Proprietary 4.2V; Accessories: 6 bits, removable screw holder; Weight: 500g Some lower-end models actually use alkaline batteries, which don’t less as long and may not provide the same power as those with lithium-ion batteries. You’ll also have to buy replacements to make sure the device always has power. Extra featuresA cordless screwdriver’s clutch settings refer to the different options for the amount of pressure, or torque, that it provides to screw or unscrew. If you use too much pressure, you can strip a screw’s head or snap it off entirely, so adjustability is important. The more clutch settings that a model offers, the more control you’ll have over the clutch for each project that you undertake, which allows you to work with even the smallest or most fragile screws. However, the WX240 really comes into its own if you’re working in cramped spaces, or doing fiddly jobs where a larger cordless driver with more of a pistol grip might get in the way. I used both the WX240 and the Bosch IXO to assemble a PC inside a new case, and while the Bosch was fine for removing external case screws, the Worx was a lot more usable inside the case and for getting screws into the motherboard. It charges in under 90 minutes over a USB-C cable, and will happily last for around 35 to 45 minutes of work. For bigger screws on DIY jobs, you might want something with a little more power and torque; but if you need something that feels and works more like a manual screwdriver, this is the one to buy. A cordless screwdriver has a motor, so it does all of the turning for you – but because it’s battery-operated, you don’t have to worry about the cord getting in the way. The only problem with cordless screwdrivers? There are so many on the market. Knowing how much power, what speed and clutch settings, bit types, and other features to look for can be a serious challenge.

If you need a tool to handle more difficult screwing jobs, look for a screwdriver that provides between 4V and 12V. Look for a cordless screwdriver that offers 20 or more clutch settings for the most control. It’s also a good idea to choose a model with an auto-stop clutch, which turns the screwdriver off once the clutch is no longer engaged, to prevent stripping the screw. Speeds

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The differences are that the P1 has 3 speeds which ends up with a faster rpm (400 vs 280) and a higher hand torque (12nm vs 10). The Charging is also different as the P1 is usb c while the 1E is usb B. Hey guys! We’ve had quite a lot of questions asking us about the best USB screwdriver to buy, so to make it easier we’ve broken it down into 3 categories: