RYOBI USB Lithium Screwdriver Kit MODEL #FVD50K

Enter the RYOBI USB Lithium System with the USB Lithium Screwdriver. This screwdriver features a pivoting head for increased accessibility during every application. The on-board bit storage prevents losing bits and ensures convenience. The dual LED worklight create extra visibility for all your project's needs. The USB Lithium Screwdriver is a part of the USB Lithium System that provides compact, portable, rechargeable solutions for cordless power and productivity. This USB Lithium Screwdriver is backed by the RYOBI 2-Year Manufacturer's Warranty and includes (1) Screwdriver, (1) USB Lithium Battery, (2) Bits, (1) USB Cable and Operator's Manual.
* Pivot to in-line position for various applications
* On-board bit storage holds (2) 1" bits
* Powered by the RYOBI USB Lithium battery system for portability and minimal downtime
* Dual LEDs for improved visibility
* 2-year manufacturer’s warranty
* Includes: FVD50 USB Lithium Screwdriver, FVB01 USB Lithium Battery, (2) Bits, USB Cable,

[annieitterley]

Thank you do helpful lost instructions but you covered all I needed thanks do much and God bless

[FrankXCameronXavier]

8:27 AM. Perfect video for explaining to a newbie how this tool works thank you.

[petesutherland]

Thanks for keeping it short. Another guy took 22 minutes to show the same screwdriver!!! 22 minutes!!!!

[Ironfangzu]

Thanks for the video. I looked for the USB charging slot and could not find it. Looked literally everywhere on the machine. Obviously almost everything is USB rechargeable these days and I know how to spot a charging slot, but no luck today. The instruction manual appeared to show a different kind of screwdriver, as it did not match any part of this little machine. Then I turned to your YouTube video and BEHOLD!!! The charging port is actually on the battery, lol. Thanks, you saved me!

[user.A]

Is it a variable speed trigger or is it simply on/off?

[jchavins]

the bits you're using are probably magnetized otherwise they fall out. Why can't they use the same chuck as on the impact driver or at least permanently mount a only difference between this on and the previous version is the battery is removable.

[thefulchman]

I bought one of these on Saturday and I’ve already returned it, for two reasons. First, the onboard bit storage is terrible. It’s nearly impossible to get the bit into the storage easily. The other is that the trigger should be a dual-trigger, where one direction is forward and the other is reverse. Having to stick your fingernail in and slide the direction switch every time is extremely annoying.

[ACommenterOnYouTube]

Black & Decker Li2000 is better, it has a locking tip so you can manually turn it when the motor is not strong enough to keep turning.

[keldonator]

Interesting how they made just a terrible tool... No variable speed, no clutch. Gimmicky swivel handle and unnecessary bit holder.