Efficiency and Ease: Exploring the Felo 374 Ratcheting Screwdriver

Review of the Felo 374 ratcheting screwdrivers, country of origin is Germany
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[@socialghost4400]

What is going on with Felo lately? ....seriously what the F. is this garbage compared to what they made just a few years ago? ....these look super cheap compared to their older tools. They seriously remind me of some cheap Amazon tools
Just FYI; "Klick" is how you spell "Click" in German.....not sure why they write "Made in Germany" in English and "Click" (Klick) in German......inconsistencies like this just screams bad quality control in my book....so I guess they put the same effort into their tools now as they do with German cars.....which is to say that they are over-engineered and cheaply made.
/Grumpy rant over

[@htr5372]

Thanks for watching and commenting. It's definitely not my first choice for ratcheting screwdrivers, the new version is better in some ways but worse in some ways as well. Having no magnetic retention of the screws onto the bit with the new version is a big con for me. It's still an okay ratcheting screwdriver but their Ergonic K ratcheting seems to be much better. Apparently these 374 have existed for a long time already but are still in production (at least for the new version) and according to the catalog.
Like every manufacturer you have to pick and choose, I'll have some upcoming videos of their 373 bit boy and the 376 long bit holder soon (which are much better)