BoschITDEP2R2601 1-Piece 6 In. Phillips/Square #2 Impact Tough Double-Ended Screwdriving Bit

I had a few long impact drivers and always had an issue where I was in the middle of something and would strip the bit just enough to cause issues and it's a hassle to go grab a different one from the toolbox. The double end design on this means if I do round off the tip some, I can just flip it around to finish what I'm doing. And the price on it is right there with the single end ones I had been using so for basically the same price, I have a backup bit to use.

Like others, I'm an electrician and got this for the versatility of it.I originally found them at Lowe's on sale (same price as Amazon) so I decided to give them a shot.I've been using these (in different sizes) for over a month now and I've been more than happy with them.They have no problem driving Phillips head sheet metal, wood, and drywall screws as well as driving the set screws on EMT connectors. This is especially handy when you're running long runs of pipe. I use them to install devices and terminate wires as well(finished with a screw driver)However, it does not do that good of a job at closing box covers, but that's not a big deal for me. It is also NOT magnetic but that can be fixed easy enough.I love the 6" size and ordered 8 more to ensure I have them for a long time. The smaller size 2.5", does bend fairly easy unfortunately.

I've used these about 6 times now for various tasks around the house & they're already starting to wear. I've purchased similar products for many years now and many of the older ones are still in my bit box with very little wear. With the Bosch name & associated price, I expect more from my tools

If you don’t buy these you should punch yourself in the crotch. First of all.... tools are amazing, you can never have too much. Second, stop reading and go buy them!!! If you still need convincing....They are perfect. I have no problems. I love not having to change bits back and forth. They are durable and sleek and nice and good and whatever... just buy them. They work and they’re tools. Tools are amazing.

there is not one bad thing about this biti'm a professional electrician and I use this bit every time I have a problem with a stripped screw head and it does the trick, it handles #1 and #2 phillips with authority, and jumps just as easily all over some #2 squarei'm actually on amazon right now buying a few more to replace the one I lost recently, and just can't live without, and wanna make sure I never have to again

I bought this bit thinking that for that money it was going to last for many years and this evening I used it to board up my windows (you know, Michael is coming!!) and, to my great disappointment, I immediately started to have problems!!The bit wobble in the "Robinson" bit, making the screwing difficult, as the there is no way to keep it straight and, second, after about 20 screws the bit started to spin inside the square hole!!!I was so frustrated that I threw it away!!!It is so stupid, it is just a "Phillips" #2 grounded down to be square and I am pretty sure it wouldn't have work well as a Phillips either!!In few words this this is a real POS!Unfortunately there was no way to give zero stars to this thing, otherwise that would have been is rating.It is good I din't trow away my old bit, it is a no-brand but I have been using it since the last 8 years and only now it started to show some signs of wear...and it is not even "Impact" rated!!!!!

Really convenient if you don't want to carry around a variety of driver bits. They cam out easily and don't last very long though. My bad for not looking closer, but I thought this bit was square on one end and Phillips on the other. Both ends are the Bosch hybrid design that doesn't work very well.

Sadly, I did not do this for this product. As others have stated, this is a Phillips and square drive hybrid bit. It's NOT a Phillips on one end and a square drive on the other, which is what I was expecting. It does okay driving a Phillips screw, but the design does not properly grip a square head screw and causes it to wobble around when trying to screw it in with one hand which is what I need to be able to do since I am assembling cabinet parts and my other hand is needed to hold the part and not the screw. My shop uses primarily square drive screws for the assembly process so these are pretty much useless for me (and I bought several in different lengths... derp!) Fair warning, learn from my mistake. 👌👍

I really like them because it works on #2 Square. I am an electrician, when I am doing plugs and fixtures I don't need to change bits this bit does both.

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You do not get a double ended bit with one end Phillips and the other end Roberson(sqr). both ends are the same and with some hybrid sqr / + messed together. Will spin out on first tight screw being removed or installed. Maybe ok for electrical mechanical screws. Don't by if you need to screw into any type of wood without a pilot hole.

This is a cool design, however it did slip easy in a Robertson screw. I did trade it for an actual Robertson bit after.

Driving phillips head screws is great but it constantly slips out when driving Robertson (square head) screws