11-in-1 Screwdriver SQ

A reasonably good, versatile combination screwdriver, but I only give one star for only one reason. Most of the other reviewers have the same problem as I do,... Finding replacement bits. None appear to be available online nor in stores. With this many people having the same problem, and these are just the ones that took the time to bring up the issue, one might think that Milwaukee would address the problem, but no, they don't even respond to those reviewers here on this site. Pitiful lack of concern.

I really like this 11/1. It's one of the best I've used for the job I have. However, if you loose a bit it's impossible to find a replacement. A lost cheap bit turns into buying a whole new one. I currently have three of these with missing bits that I can't fine replacements for. That's the only issue I have with these. When they are compete they are the perfect tool.

When I first bought the 11 in 1 I switched from Klein model to the older version of Milwaukee(Approx 4 years ago). Then the model was changed and I do not like it. The way the handle feels is not as good in my hand and the shorter bits I hate most of all. I have bought my last Milwaukee screwdriver because of the change. Had a great product and ruined it in my opinion.

I’m only 2 years into a trade, and I’ve had to buy 3 of these, I’m switching to another brand (Klein) because I can’t afford to keep using a defective product. Invariably no matter how careful I am with this tool, the bits keep falling out. I do mostly finish work with it, so it’s surprising that it seems to be less durable than a dollar store driver.

Absolute junk. Took me a good fifteen minutes to cut through the pressurized plastic and pry the tool and bits from the packaging while tearing up my hands. Screwdriver immediately fell apart. No instructions or no idea how to put this back together. Will return and buy Craftsman.

I remodel apartments, one after another. It sees use when changing door swing on new refrigerators, changing outlets and covers. This screwdriver works well for so many tasks especially with the 3 bit drivers. It's nice too have one tool that succeeds in serving multiple uses.

Carried the Klein 11in1 for years till I discovered Milwaukee's version 48-22-2114. Now using this version I am unable to find replacement tips. But my main issue is how bulky the handle is. Keeping this in my leather tool pouch isnt exactly an ideal fit.

I’ve been using this 11in1 for about 6 years. I’m a maintenance technician and it’s the first “screwdriver” I grab. I wish it was magnetic. Also, I have been struggling to fine replacement bits especially the 10 / 15 torx bit.