Which Cordless Screwdriver Brand Wins?

lightest in the lineup

heaviest yet at the time of testing

heaviest yet at the time of testing

heaviest yet at the time of testing

heaviest in the lineup

most yet at the time of testing

very close to 180 RPM

slowest yet at the time of testing

very close to 200 RPM

most yet at the time of testing

moved into second place at the time of testing

variable speed, 45 to 496 RPM

in first gear, 673 RPM in second gear (later recap in the same transcript states 763 RPM for what appears to be the same figure)

about 40 RPM slower than the Milwaukee

very close to 189 RPM

in first gear, 1,259 RPM in second gear, fastest in the lineup

in first gear, 558 RPM in second gear

loudest yet at the time of testing

quietest yet at the time of testing

a lot louder than the Vastar

least noise yet at the time of testing, tied overall quietest with the DeWalt

tied quietest overall with the Worx

loudest in the lineup

came to a gradual stop

ran out of steam at 20 in lbs

really struggled

took the lead at the time

strongest yet at the time of testing

5 in lbs less than the Skil

moved into second place behind the Skil

tied with the Black+Decker

extra voltage wasn't enough

took the lead at 13 in lbs more than the Skil; finished third overall behind the 64 in lbs Milwaukee/Hercules tie

on a 2 amp battery; retested at 64 in lbs on a 4 amp battery, tied for first overall with the Hercules 2 amp low-range figure of 64 in lbs

ran out of steam very early

in high range, ran out of steam quickly; 22 in lbs in low range

last place, described as taking last place from 'the Hitech'

in high range; tied the Milwaukee's 4 amp figure at 64 in lbs in low range on a 2 amp battery, tied for first overall

in high range, ran out of steam very quickly; 32 in lbs in low gear, fourth overall behind the Milwaukee/Hercules 64 in lbs tie and the NoCry's 42 in lbs

average, lost hold of the bit after the job was finished

average (4.0s first screw, ~3.8s each on screws 2 and 3)

average (3.2s first screw, 3.65s each on screws 2 and 3), moved into the lead

4.17, 4.06 seconds on the three screws; faster than the Warrior but slower than the Bauer and Hi-Spec

average, moved into the lead

average, slowest yet at the time of testing

average

average, but lost hold of the driver bit two out of three times

average, by far the fastest yet at the time of testing

average, second place

average, second overall behind the Hercules high gear at 0.5 seconds

average

could not fully sink the screw head in high gear; 2.99 seconds average in low gear, fastest 4-volt screwdriver tested

average, finished third overall behind the Hercules (0.5s) and Milwaukee (1.1s)

average

average in high gear, fastest in the lineup; 1.3 seconds average in low gear, almost as fast as the Milwaukee

could not fully seat the drywall screw in high gear; 3.3 seconds average in low gear

out of gas at just over 3 minutes, did not survive the full test

survived the entire 5 minutes

powered down repeatedly if it didn't get to speed quickly enough; after a couple dozen attempts it survived the entire 5 minutes

no problem getting up to speed and surviving the entire 5 minutes

survived the entire 5 minutes, great job for a compact screwdriver

survived the entire 5 minutes but was pretty worn out by the end

no problem surviving the entire 5 minutes

survived the entire 5 minutes

powered down repeatedly if it didn't reach RPM quickly enough out of the gate; survived the entire 5 minutes after several attempts

very easy work of surviving the entire 5 minutes

held very high RPM for the entire 5 minutes

survived the entire test, not as fast as some of the others

performed well, survived

a little tricky to get going but held very good speed throughout the entire 5 minutes

powered down for several seconds after each of several attempts; pass or fail not explicitly stated in the transcript

maintained very good speed throughout the entire test in low gear

performed well throughout the entire 5 minute test

let go early

via its locking quick-change chuck

best of the magnetized bit holders at the time of testing

struggled badly on this test

locking bit holder, offers plenty of strength, no gram figure given

a little weak

locking bit holder, held on just fine, no gram figure given

locking bit holder, held on just fine, no gram figure given

locking bit holder, held on just fine, no gram figure given

performed well despite earlier struggles

locking bit holder, performed very well, no gram figure given

locking bit holder, performed very well, no gram figure given

gave up sooner than the Warrior

immediately powered down after

most breakaway torque yet at the time of testing

about the same as the Hychika

gave up early

immediately powered down; finished third overall behind the Hercules (109) and Milwaukee (105)

continued working after the initial impact

second overall behind the Hercules at 109

least breakaway torque yet at the time of testing

well above average

about the same as the Worx

in low gear, barely edges out the Milwaukee, highest breakaway torque in the lineup