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frontpagephoinix | Staff posted Aug 1, 2026 7:58 AM

Klein Tools 15-in-1 Multi-Bit Ratcheting Screwdriver

$20

$25

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Amazon has Klein Tools 15-in-1 Multi-Bit Ratcheting Screwdriver (32305) on sale for $19.98. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

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Product Details:
  • Multi-Bit screwdriver features a durable ratcheting mechanism for faster and easier all-day driving
  • On-board storage of 14 different double-sided screwdriver bits and a 1/4-Inch nut driver
  • Industrial-strength bits that are conveniently housed in the handle
  • Collar sets ratchet direction at forward, fixed and reverse
  • Cushion-Grip handle for great torque and maximum comfort
  • Includes Phillips (#0, #1, #2, #3), Slotted (3/16-Inch, 1/4-Inch), Square (#1, #2), Torx (T10, T15, T20, T25), and Combo (#1, #2) bits

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Amazon has Klein Tools 15-in-1 Multi-Bit Ratcheting Screwdriver (32305) on sale for $19.98. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal.

Product Details:
  • Multi-Bit screwdriver features a durable ratcheting mechanism for faster and easier all-day driving
  • On-board storage of 14 different double-sided screwdriver bits and a 1/4-Inch nut driver
  • Industrial-strength bits that are conveniently housed in the handle
  • Collar sets ratchet direction at forward, fixed and reverse
  • Cushion-Grip handle for great torque and maximum comfort
  • Includes Phillips (#0, #1, #2, #3), Slotted (3/16-Inch, 1/4-Inch), Square (#1, #2), Torx (T10, T15, T20, T25), and Combo (#1, #2) bits

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NavyPear7215
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Well, since all the comments are positive, let me be the contrarion here:

First, mine is not magnetic. I guess, to compensate for that, they added those bits with the ball on the side, which limits replacement options (and I am confident this is the same screwdriver I have).
This thing is big, bulky, and heavy, and this is why I never use it inside the house.
Also, the spinning storage cap is annoying, and it affects performance.
Additionally, you can't store all the bits in the handle. one has to stay outside, and I already misplaced it.
I paid like $25 for it, and I am not sorry I got it, I would not buy it again.

On the other hand, if you have a big outside project that requires a screwdriver, then yes, this will work for you.
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Danish03
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I love this thing, I bought two at home depot when they were clearanced for 5 bucks each a couple years ago. I gave one to a friend but I kinda wish I kept it as a spare after having used mine a bunch. The magnetic ratchet is nicer than any other ratcheting screwdriver that I've ever used excluding an $80 snap on which is a completely different price point. It has slightly more resistance (aka back drag) in the ratcheting mechanism compared to the snapon but it's pretty close. That's only an issue when first starting a screw since they'll want to back out as you ratchet until it's somewhat threaded. That said even with the snapon im usually holding the screw to start it so it's not a huge factor or issue. The only other issue is this uses non standard bits so it'll be more expensive to replace them but they are good quality and still work like new after two years in my honeydo house kit with moderate use probably a few times a month fixing electronics, building flat pack furniture and doing general household stuff.
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Aug 2, 2026 4:05 AM
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moomoo4meAug 2, 2026 4:05 AM
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Does anyone know where I can get a replacement but for this one?
Aug 2, 2026 12:49 PM
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stevestackhouse2000Aug 2, 2026 12:49 PM
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https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...8C4OO&th=1
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Aug 2, 2026 11:00 PM
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Danish03Aug 2, 2026 11:00 PM
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I love this thing, I bought two at home depot when they were clearanced for 5 bucks each a couple years ago. I gave one to a friend but I kinda wish I kept it as a spare after having used mine a bunch. The magnetic ratchet is nicer than any other ratcheting screwdriver that I've ever used excluding an $80 snap on which is a completely different price point. It has slightly more resistance (aka back drag) in the ratcheting mechanism compared to the snapon but it's pretty close. That's only an issue when first starting a screw since they'll want to back out as you ratchet until it's somewhat threaded. That said even with the snapon im usually holding the screw to start it so it's not a huge factor or issue. The only other issue is this uses non standard bits so it'll be more expensive to replace them but they are good quality and still work like new after two years in my honeydo house kit with moderate use probably a few times a month fixing electronics, building flat pack furniture and doing general household stuff.
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Aug 2, 2026 11:20 PM
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Medic311Aug 2, 2026 11:20 PM
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Quote from Danish03 :
I love this thing, I bought two at home depot when they were clearanced for 5 bucks each a couple years ago. I gave one to a friend but I kinda wish I kept it as a spare after having used mine a bunch. The magnetic ratchet is nicer than any other ratcheting screwdriver that I've ever used excluding an $80 snap on which is a completely different price point. It has slightly more resistance (aka back drag) in the ratcheting mechanism compared to the snapon but it's pretty close. That's only an issue when first starting a screw since they'll want to back out as you ratchet until it's somewhat threaded. That said even with the snapon im usually holding the screw to start it so it's not a huge factor or issue. The only other issue is this uses non standard bits so it'll be more expensive to replace them but they are good quality and still work like new after two years in my honeydo house kit with moderate use probably a few times a month fixing electronics, building flat pack furniture and doing general household stuff.
yeah i got a handful of this kind of tool (the craftsman version) during a sears $5 clearance sale as well. i think i literally cleaned out the local sears b/c of how good of a deal it was. have one in every tool box and tool box, along with in the tool box in all 3 vehicles etc.

fantastic tool
Aug 3, 2026 4:42 AM
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NavyPear7215Aug 3, 2026 4:42 AM
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Well, since all the comments are positive, let me be the contrarion here:

First, mine is not magnetic. I guess, to compensate for that, they added those bits with the ball on the side, which limits replacement options (and I am confident this is the same screwdriver I have).
This thing is big, bulky, and heavy, and this is why I never use it inside the house.
Also, the spinning storage cap is annoying, and it affects performance.
Additionally, you can't store all the bits in the handle. one has to stay outside, and I already misplaced it.
I paid like $25 for it, and I am not sorry I got it, I would not buy it again.

On the other hand, if you have a big outside project that requires a screwdriver, then yes, this will work for you.
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Aug 3, 2026 1:04 PM
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blockyAug 3, 2026 1:04 PM
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I've had this for a couple years. The bits are good. The ratcheting mechanism is good, but the carousel on mine has always been difficult to open. Rather than loosen up over time, it just got harder and harder to open to the point where now I need pliers to open it. The rubber overmolding on the cap came off and disappeared pretty early on as well.

Ime, it's worth paying a little extra to get the Megapro, which is made to better tolerances.

https://www.amazon.com/Ratcheting...0DGMX5845/
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Aug 3, 2026 11:14 PM
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baller11111Aug 3, 2026 11:14 PM
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Quote from NavyPear7215 :
Well, since all the comments are positive, let me be the contrarion here:First, mine is not magnetic. I guess, to compensate for that, they added those bits with the ball on the side, which limits replacement options (and I am confident this is the same screwdriver I have).This thing is big, bulky, and heavy, and this is why I never use it inside the house. Also, the spinning storage cap is annoying, and it affects performance.Additionally, you can't store all the bits in the handle. one has to stay outside, and I already misplaced it. I paid like $25 for it, and I am not sorry I got it, I would not buy it again.On the other hand, if you have a big outside project that requires a screwdriver, then yes, this will work for you.
I hate the non standard bits. Thx
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AmusedThread3052Aug 5, 2026 11:14 PM
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Quote from Danish03 :
I love this thing, I bought two at home depot when they were clearanced for 5 bucks each a couple years ago. I gave one to a friend but I kinda wish I kept it as a spare after having used mine a bunch. The magnetic ratchet is nicer than any other ratcheting screwdriver that I've ever used excluding an $80 snap on which is a completely different price point. It has slightly more resistance (aka back drag) in the ratcheting mechanism compared to the snapon but it's pretty close. That's only an issue when first starting a screw since they'll want to back out as you ratchet until it's somewhat threaded. That said even with the snapon im usually holding the screw to start it so it's not a huge factor or issue. The only other issue is this uses non standard bits so it'll be more expensive to replace them but they are good quality and still work like new after two years in my honeydo house kit with moderate use probably a few times a month fixing electronics, building flat pack furniture and doing general household stuff.
Description says this one is NOT magnetic.
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mysteriousbingAug 7, 2026 2:34 AM
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Quote from NavyPear7215 :
Well, since all the comments are positive, let me be the contrarion here:

First, mine is not magnetic. I guess, to compensate for that, they added those bits with the ball on the side, which limits replacement options (and I am confident this is the same screwdriver I have).
This thing is big, bulky, and heavy, and this is why I never use it inside the house.
Also, the spinning storage cap is annoying, and it affects performance.
Additionally, you can't store all the bits in the handle. one has to stay outside, and I already misplaced it.
I paid like $25 for it, and I am not sorry I got it, I would not buy it again.

On the other hand, if you have a big outside project that requires a screwdriver, then yes, this will work for you.
I got this and do agree that this thing is quite large and unwieldly.
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