Is the LTT Screwdriver the Best Option?

Today, we're diving into the world of ratcheting screwdrivers, starting with the highly anticipated Linus Tech Tips Screwdriver. I'll be comparing it to four other popular models on the market: the Milwaukee Tools ratcheting screwdriver, Amazon Basics ratcheting screwdriver, Klein Tools ratcheting screwdriver, and a unique gearless screwdriver from Rollgear.
Linus Tech Tips Screwdriver amzn.to/4ckMIa9
Ergonomic design for comfortable grip
Precision ratcheting mechanism for smooth operation
Swappable bits for versatile use
Strong magnet to hold bits securely
Milwaukee Tools Ratcheting Screwdriver amzn.to/3VNzWdz
Durable construction with an anti-slip handle
High-torque ratcheting for tough jobs
Includes multiple bits for different applications
Amazon Basics Ratcheting Screwdriver amzn.to/3W4R4Ng
Budget-friendly option with reliable performance
Simple, no-frills design
12-in-1 interchangeable bits
Klein Tools Ratcheting Screwdriver amzn.to/4bnRHpp
Trusted brand known for quality
Cushion grip handle for maximum comfort
3-position ratcheting mechanism for better control
Rollgear Gearless Screwdriver amzn.to/3L4LpQN
Innovative gearless technology for ultra-smooth operation
Precision engineering for minimal play and maximum torque
Compact and lightweight design
I compare these screwdrivers, evaluating their performance, comfort, and overall value. Whether you're a DIY enthusiast, a professional, or just looking for the best tool for your toolbox, this review will help you make an informed decision.
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[@elisanoelle326]

You absolutely make me want to buy that $80 Linus screwdriver. $80 is a little wild!!!

[@bradfordskeldorado]

I mean.. in a way, you did pay for this one! 🤣 🤣

[@GeneralBuckles]

Yeah, he's persuasive like that.

[@bradfordskeldorado]

🤣

[@RednekEngineer]

I agree on the conclusion. As someone who works on PCs regularly, the price tag and quality made the LTT screwdriver worth it for me, but I'm not a "typical" consumer haha

[@ohiogrudgeracing]

Great review & comparison, thank you for sharing ypur experiences with these different screwdrivers

[@bradfordskeldorado]

Thanks so much for checking it out!

[@cloudyview]

It's too bad you didn't include the megapro - they did make improvements over the original, but that's who they worked with, and built from.

[@bradfordskeldorado]

Yeah, the video Linus did was awesome to see all the work they did with them. It's difficult to compare a lot when I have to buy everything 🤣. Thanks for checking it out!

[@ouelletmathieu7231]

Great quality video, great review! Thank you for sharing

[@bradfordskeldorado]

Thanks for that! I appreciate you checking it out!

[@Ddonaldson9]

$80 is definitely a lot for a screwdriver. But I don't think it's that high for a really nice screwdriver. Would be curious if your thoughts change at all after using it for a reasonable amount of time.

[@bradfordskeldorado]

I'll use it for a bit and do a Shorts follow up! Thanks for watching!

[@RednekEngineer]

I'm going to need to trade you for my black and orange LTT screwdriver because that retro one is SICK! PS I've been waiting for this video for like 2 months lol

[@bradfordskeldorado]

I have been busy with school lately and trying to stream more. This video held me up a bit because it was a lot of talking but I just needed to get it out man. Thanks for checking it out man!

[@the_towerhand1873]

I've been using the wera ratcheting bit driver for about 3 years n love it. Cost about 40$

[@MrNodoz]

Yeah $80 is bonkers. You can get an actual Megapro, and an electric precision screwdriver kit (specifically for small electronics) and have some change left over.

[@bradfordskeldorado]

Have you used a megapro screwdriver? I thought about ordering one along with it but already spent money on all the other screwdrivers 🤣 thanks for watching!

[@MrNodoz]

​​@@bradfordskeldoradoYeah definitely have used them and own two. One specifically is model 211R1C36RD with the single sided bits. Great quality with a strong magnet. Channellock has a variant as well that is double sided but I think it's non magnetic. Any can be magnetized though.

[@tgsparkyoriginal]

If someone needs a ratchet screwdriver because they are building that many PCs then they would be better off getting an electric screwdriver like the Worx. Definitely less RSI.

[@bradfordskeldorado]

I'll have to check that one out. I have an electric screwdriver that might be a good short review. Thanks for watching!

[@BOBBob-qu2fg]

🪛

[@bradfordskeldorado]

Next, I'll be working with 🌞 🔋! Thanks for watching!