Workpro Ratcheting Screwdriver tool review

Link to Workpro product - amzn.to/3GpwiPl
Link to Milwaukee Ratcheting Screwdriver - amzn.to/3Q0y0uR
1 piece quick load ratchet Screwdriver Handle with 6PC Double-ended Bits, 1/4 in. hex shank S2 steel bits, length 3-1/2 inch. Stored in handle for convenient access and carry: shafts SL4/5, PH1 / PH3, SQ2 / PH2, SQ3 /SQ1,T10/T15, T20/T25
[Superior Ratcheting Mechanism]: Ratchet design breaks through the limitations of the direction, convenient switch for forward and reverse ratcheting and locking position, saves time and effort
[Quick-load Design]: Patented auto-locking, quick-load ratchet mechanism provides one-handed bit loading lock
[Ergonomic Handle]: Slip-resistance grip for comfortable holding and higher torque output. Features with ergonomic handle, reduce hand labor during use
[Applications]: 12-in-1 ratchet screwdriver set is suitable for DIY, home repair, outdoors, which meet your needs of multi-purpose. Store all included bits inside the handle, easy for EDC
6PC double ended screwdriver shafts SL4/5, PH1 / PH3, SQ2 / PH2, SQ3 /SQ1,T10/T15, T20/T25

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Link to Workpro product - amzn.to/3GpwiPl
Link to Milwaukee Ratcheting Screwdriver - amzn.to/3Q0y0uR

[@TheGunfighter45acp]

"I know what you're thinking. Did he load six bits or only 5?" 🔥🔥

[@thelegionoftools]

This one was like loading a single fire musket. Felt old fashion compared to my Milwaukee ratcheting screwdriver. A little disappointed with the WorkPro. Stay Safe Sir. B9USA Sr… Rick.

[@MrRubenrivera9649]

I have both the workpro and Milwaukee and both are very handy and equally good for what they are.

[@banto1]

After looking at a few reviews I bought the Workpro ratcheting screwdriver you reviewed here. I think I paid $15.90 total on Aliexpress. I really like the design, where the key feature is the fine ratchet combined with the fairly unique bit holding mechanism. The mechanism called QL3, holds the supplied hex shank bits very well, and you can put short (1") bits in there as well and they hold tightly. Power bits (with the notch on the bottom) hold tight as well. The tool is a great general purpose ratchet bit holder, that works with all standard long and short bits (1/4" and 4mm with an adapter), special electrician bits, bit extenders and nut driver adapters. It works well with my SAE and metric power bit shank allen sets, my SAE and metric sockets etc. It's nice that it comes with several long shank magnetic bits, but these will be kept in a drawer if I ever need them, since for most cases I'm using my DeWalt bit holder and short bits for most things. And the thing you didn't like with the supplied bits in the handle not secured - I wouldn't keep all the bits there anyways since it makes the tool too heavy. It's just a convenient place to put a long bit if you need to swap it out for something else (i.e. rare is the case where you need all 12 at the same time). The handle material is not hard plastic. It has a good hard rubber friction feel to it, but it isn't soft. Overall, I'm very happy with it.

[@toth2173]

My work pro was great until I put a good load on it and the ratcheting mechanism locked up

[@DaveX11]

I have the workpro coming tomorrow. I'll most likely remove the bits and put them in my tool bag anyway. It is for computer stuff. I also got the smaller electronics workpro coming too, hoping it's decent. It's prime day on amazon, so there is some great prices at the moment. I prefer the milwaukee, but it's for personal use. It won't be getting extensive daily use, maybe a couple of times a year if that, so the workpro is more logical for my use.

[@TheBonbenk]

Bought the workpro about a year ago and use it regularly. Good thing about it, It's strong, and can deliver the necessary power. Bad thing about it, as you've shown, the loose magazine and the bits are easily corroded. It needs more maintenance than a high end ones.
But still, for that price I think it's worthed.

[@thelegionoftools]

Yes I agree. I still own the WorkPro and I have leaned to appreciate it for its ability to still get the job done. I love the WorkPro Utility Knife that I have shown in several videos…. It is larger and Rock Solid!! Rick.

[@OhioGentlemenArms]

Thanks for the comparison.

[@thelegionoftools]

Thanks for taking a look Sir!
😎🤠👍. B9USA Sr.

[@GS_instrumenti]

This is cool!

[@jon123423]

I have both, i prefer workpro

[@mikereese15]

Awesome overview and comparison. The Milwaukee definitely seems the better choice.

[@thelegionoftools]

Thanks Mike! I agree completely.
Rick.