Is Linus Tech Tips Screwdriver Best? LTT vs Wera, Snap On, PB Swiss, Milwaukee, MegaPro, GearWrench

My heart was pounding the entire time I was watching, but I'm so glad we submitted to be included in this round-up. Seeing the results from an independent source hits so different and I'm incredibly proud of our team.

Also, massive props to Todd for changing the game when it comes to objective tool reviews.

I'm sure this won't be our last crossover episode ;) - LS

What have I stumbled upon now😮
Here comes the knowledge train 🚂

Why is an inch?

I'm a little sad to see Milwaukee didn't preform as well on some of the tests since that's the one I keep in my travel kit for work, but as he said, it depends also on features vs. needs. I personally like the Milwaukee for it's shorter neck. I do find the onboard bit storage to be tight and usually need something to leverage them out. For reference, my travel set is usually used for very non-precise tensioning and setting of wood displays at expos.

Please test this oil out it's called prolube oil thanks

The failure load chart should have been included. I broke a tooth my megapro trying to take out a stubborn screw and now it skips

This review is great. I always come here to see where my “go to” is going to land in the rankings. Also, the comment “and the snap-on snapped off” made me chuckle.

Great content as always.

God Bless

Klein for me, overall best for the money in my opinion

But if we were to pick the MOST Durable Screwdriver 🪛 it would be the WERA 😎... thats what I got from all of this... guess I'm going to buy a WERA

I just bought the LTT screwdriver after balking at the price for months and I have to say this is a KILLER screw driver. It's just so damn quality. If you want one screwdriver to sort of be your household screwdriver and you want something quality, this is it. I'm sure you can get away with using a cheapie but if you want something that will probably last a lifetime I'd go with the LTT. I have to install a bunch of new components in my computer tomorrow which is why I bought this.

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Take out all the annoying ands, in most cases unnecessary ands, and the video would be about a
minute shorter. Some are worse than others. I could not bear to watch this one to the end!!!

Not Impressed you didn't mention the snap on has a removable shaft.... that's why you didn't cut it open so unfair test as you can remove the shaft from the rachet lol last time I watch your tests u always miss bits on the stuff I own and know about so can't imagine how much you miss on other brands and items. !

Snap-On almost always mid or below mid in these reviews. Not worth $90

CAN YOU TEST THE AMAZONBASICS RATCHET SCREWDRIVER?

Definitely a bit late here, but after buying a couple ratcheting screwdrivers (Megapro and Wera) myself I've noticed that back-drag CONSISTENCY is also something that might warrant some digging into. The two drivers I got seem to have varying back-drag depending on the direction or, in the case of the new Megapro Automotive R, even the position that the shaft is in, where the back-drag fluctuates as I rotate it throughout a full 360-degree sweep. This is definitely very labor-intensive compared to a single test, but would definitely take the analysis up to another level if you were able to quote average back drag as well as standard deviation.

The Williams looks a lot like my snap on screw diver.

Excellent video, as always. What I like very much on this video, and some others, is when you include the final chart or spreadsheet that shows all of the rankings for each category. This way, we can, like you did as an example, remove when we consider to be less important

It would be nice if with all of your videos going forward, you could include a final results, like this; it makes all the testing come together, and decision making for the viewer so much easier. Thanks again for the work you put in to these videos.

You should test 1/4 inch socket screwdrivers. That'll be interesting to see who will win!

I have the exact same Snap On screwdriver and after about 2 weeks of use the backdrag decreased SIGNIFICANTLY. There's almost no backdrag. I've found that with a lot of my snap on tools, they build them with super tight tolerances from the factory so they wear into where they're supposed to be. I would definitely recommend it if you're a snap on guy, otherwise there's no reason not to get one of the cheaper ones.

I would love too see some screw driver bit testing.
I am constantly replacing rounded bits .hex mostly personally