This is the definition of a highly functioning tool with great aesthetics. When you look at it, you may think it resembles an apple product. I only use one of the storage slots and keep the others that come with the set in the bag I carry during my operations. The head is long enough for most tasks. The issues may come about for narrow holes. I would also prefer that the power switch button be put in a different location besides the bottom. You often accidentally hit the drill trigger when trying to slightly pry things or adjust things with this driver. Power is decent enough for what I think this tool should be used for. I'm content that the manufacturer used USB-C instead of micro USB.

This thing is pretty interesting. I'd like more if the bits were magnetic, but it definitely does what it says it does.

I do hobby computer and electronic work. I'm always fussing with tiny screwdrivers and silly small screws. Sometimes, the places where these screws are located are too narrow to rotate my hand or even move my fingers. That's where this thing comes in handy. I got this one specifically for it's long nose so that it can reach into those deep crevasses for wayward screws. And it really does the job! And the large quantity of bits that it comes with is very handy!
I have only one gripe, hence why I gave it only 4 stars. I wish that the light was not coupled to the motor. Sometimes I need to see where the screw is or where the hole for the screw is before I start the motor. This device will active the light only when the motor is running...The magnetized bit can sometimes hold the screw while I'm positioning the screwdriver, but sometimes it falls off before reaching the hole. Yes, this is my only gripe.

It could have a little more torque. I haven't had a chance to find out how well it stores power. It has made a nice addition to my tools.

I will preface, I bought this and the Wowstick 1F+. I think both are way beyond aesthetically pleasing. Brushed aluminum looks AWESOME. I am partial to the black tint on the 1F+.

The SD36 definitely has more torque and power and I feel confident it can do most of the tasks I will be using it for. The 1F+ is more mild and feels like a pen in the hand. The size is awesome on the 1F+ but feels weak when using the power.

I cant say I am overwhelmed by the SD36. The front bit holders are pressure fitted to the screw driver meaning that if they wear at all in the taking off and putting on, they will fall off at some point by themselves. The power button is a common cordless small screwdriver rocker button that is perpendicular to the screwdriver. I prefer the rocker button of the 1F+ as you know which direction you are trying to achieve. The SD36 rattles a little too much when you shake it, giving it a less quality vibe than what it appears. I appreciate the USB-C charger over the micro-USB on the 1F+. Charges faster and I only have to carry one cord around. I wish the 1F+ had the power of the SD36 with USB-C, but kept the color, the size, and functionality.

I plan to use this for small electronics and other projects, tightening knife screws, fiddling with my 3d printer, working on my computer. The power and torque are perfect for this and the bits are of common quality. I will also mention that the bits on the SD36 are common bits found on most adjustable screwdrivers. Definitely a plus if i have to replace them.