Kelvin Tools - Kelvin 17 Urban Screwdriver Set, All in One Everyday Multitool Screwdriver, Multi-Tip, Compact & Universal Precision, 13 Bit Set with Tape Measure, Liquid Level, Hammer and Flashlight

It’s a great tool but wish it came with its own holster. My old Kelvin 23 has a sturdy holster that is very useful.

Good tool. Way bigger than I expected. "All of your essential tools can now fit in the palm of your hand" may be true if you're Andre the Giant but for a normal set of hands like mine, this thing stretches from the base of my palm up to the tip of my pinky. It's also pretty heavy as tools go, although making it lighter would mean weaker materials so I'll take that trade. Complaints about size/weight aside, it's apparently well built. It looks to be a plastic case over a metal subframe but I haven't taken it apart to find out and don't plan to. The top part holding the level is definitely just plastic and could break if you're rough with it. Best to leave it closed during rough work, obviously. I had to read the manual to figure out how to open the bit compartment but now that I know, it's easy. I still haven't figured out how to open the battery compartment but won't bother investigating since I'll have forgotten by the time the lithiums run out in a few years and will have to figure it out again then, anyway. All the other controls (flashlight, screwdriver release) are simple and actuated with obvious buttons. The magnetic screwdriver is extremely useful (as are all magnetic screwdrivers) and that's a great touch. I haven't had the opportunity to use it in the real world so I can't yet speak to its strength but it looks and feels quite strong. The flashlight isn't bright but will do the trick illuminating small dark work areas in many cases. The two meter (6 foot) tape measure is handy and retracts nicely without too much force which would risk injury. It doesn't have a locking mechanism that keeps it extended until you pull it a bit. You can hold it open with your thumb but if you let go, it's retracting. The hammer might be fine for putting tiny nails into drywall but I wouldn't try it for much more than that. The level will be useful for hanging pictures and not much else. The theme is the same over and over: this thing will do the job in many cases. Not in all cases, but that's not a reasonable expectation. If you need to frame a house, you'll need a better hammer and a better level, but if you're in a pinch and need a screwdriver or tape measure, this thing is a million times better than not having one. Overall I'm happy. It's a fair price for a well built tool, and it's hugely space efficient given the number of functions it can perform. I don't think I'd risk taking this through airport security in a carry on but it should be no problem in the checked-in bags. Wow, this ended up way longer than I expected. I'm getting wordy as I age.

Present for my husband who keeps it on hand all the time. Very useful.

Great product

Excellent all-in-one tool to have in your car, or on your bike, or on your dock! Efficient, effective, sturdy and well made.