TOURNEVIS MYSTÈRE

I bought the random color one and ended up with black and green and it works great as a screwdriver and I've used it a few times but honestly I havr it at my desk and ofter find myself just fidgeting with it

I misplaced my original LTT Screwdriver (also a Mystery Screwdriver, retro version), and as upsetting as that was, it gave me the excuse to try another. I am very happy that I did. I ended up with the black and green version, and wouldn't you know it? As typical of how my luck/life goes my old one shows up the very day my new one arrived. So now I have a workbench one and a work bag one! I've always been happy with my puchases. Thanks again for doing what ya'll do.

The real mystery is where I misplaced my first LTT screwdriver. It feels really weird using a regular screwdriver after getting used to the smooth ratcheting movement. I had to replace it.

I ordered the mystery screwdriver after hearing nothing but good things about it. When I received the package it was obviously ripped open and nothing inside but a packing slip. Reached out to customer service and they sent a replacement. When I received the replacement it was RIPPED AND ALSO MISSING THE SCREWDRIVER. Reached out to customer service with pictures like I did the first time and heard nothing back.

Received mine a few months ago and was pretty happy with the overall performance. Not a huge fan of using shorty bits but I do have to admit that it does feel more comfortable in the hand than the megapro automotive driver and the convenience of the pop up mechanism is better than what the jh williams driver has going on. However I then helped a friend put together some furniture and I noticed that the ratcheting mechanism was skipping quite a lot which is not an issue I've had on either of my other ratcheting screwdrivers. Contacted support and they sent me a new one but the new one was much much worse on this front. I could get it to regularly skip teeth in both the locked and the single direction ratchetnig positions using only my hand to hold it so that one is basically useless. I continuted using the original because it was only an issue when using a decent amount of torque and it was fine for me even on my 3d printer. I just put a few screws into my wall to hold speakers up and it was rather annoying having it skip teeth with every go. I think the driver has great promise but it also has major issues that I think hold it back for me from being a no brainer go to tool. Hopefully mine are both qc issues but that still is a problem with qc then.