Tournevis LTT - Édition Noctua

The screwdriver came in just in time for my new build. I appreciate the ratchet and how it is easy to reverse the direction. It is very easy to hold on to, and I find that as advertised, I can use it outside of building computers. Also I'm not sure whether this is a side effect of holding the screwdriver, but my friends are annoyed at how I reference Lttstore.com and this usually happens from holding the screwdriver. 10/10 would annoy them again! Lttstore.com

Love this screwdriver! Came at the perfect time to put up some shelves. Would love to see a case similar to the precision bit set that I could store the extension, additional bits, and the screwdriver in.

I didn't even need a screwdriver

My original reason for buying this was because I like the videos LTT produce, and wanted to support them, but this screwdriver is a true LUXURY screwdriver. The rachet part is smooth, switching directions doesn't get clunky or stuck, the handle is beefy, which gives it a good grip, and the bit storage is not only phenomenal, it is also like a fidget toy in some ways. Sure, you can get a less expensive screwdriver with some of these features, but they're not as smooth as this one. This is a true quality of life screwdriver. I'm glad they put so much time into making it as great as it is, and I'm glad I can support them.

I give the screwdriver a 4.8/5

First to the "negative" points:
- The handle is much wider and larger than expected.
- The ratchet was stiffer than expected.

Explanation:
I am used to PB Swiss Tools and see them as the standard for quality and performance. This is not only because they are manufactured in my neighbouring village, but also because these were the first tools I used to tinker with as a child. Whether it was tinkering with my first PC and installing an MP3 DVD burner or later tinkering with my new moped. I still have most of my PB tools today, almost 30 years later, and they still work. No worn tips or broken handles. (and I certainly wasn't careful with my tools).
The LTT screwdriver is different than I expected. The handle is wider and larger than I am used to. Nevertheless, it is comfortable to hold and you have a good grip. It took some time to get used to the larger handle, but it went quickly and the screws were sunk fast.
The bits appear to be of high quality. How they hold up over time remains to be seen. The other materials are also pleasant to the touch.

The ratchet was surprisingly ‘firmer’ than expected. In the videos it always looks as if it is extremely light, but this is not the case. it still needs a little more force than my precision screwdriver (PB Swiss). But that's not a bad thing. When installing my smart thermostats, the screws were very fine, which was no problem for the 0PH, but due to the fine thread, I couldn't tighten the screws with just the ratchet and the tips of my fingers at the beginning. It took about 1 turn with the handle until the fine screws could bite down and offer enough resistance for the ratchet.

Conclusion:
A great screwdriver, for sure. The quality and price are right, and the ability to store so many bits is very practical. personally, I wish the bits were silver, because they are so small that it is sometimes a bit difficult to recognise the right bits in the bit holder. especially if you have the ph0, torx and slot bit next to each other you can quickly mix them up.
I am convinced that anyone who treats themselves to the LTT screwdriver will enjoy it.

my last 2 small points of criticism would be:
- How will the material on the handle change over time with grease or lubricant. I have concerns that the plastic will give way.
- i wish the handle had a few grooves so that the grip would be even firmer, even if you are wearing gloves or working with greasy hands, for example.