VEVOR Drywall Screw Gun, 20V Max Drywall Screwgun, 4200RPM Brushless Cordless Drywall Gun Kit with 2 Battery Packs, Charger, Belt Clip, and Tool Bag, Forward and Reverse Adjustable, Built-in LED Light

I don't think is magnetic. Mine don't fall out. I think it's because I tighten were the bit is supposed to be . It works similar to my drill.

Well, yes and no. The screwdriver itself is not magnetic, in fact even without it the standard short hex bits are pretty hard to get back out usually as only the very tip sticks out. However, the extender that you should place into the driver is magnetic. Then you can put your short hex bits in and they will stay an… see more Well, yes and no. The screwdriver itself is not magnetic, in fact even without it the standard short hex bits are pretty hard to get back out usually as only the very tip sticks out. However, the extender that you should place into the driver is magnetic. Then you can put your short hex bits in and they will stay and protrude far enough to grab onto to remove. There are two ended hex bits and some longer ones around 1.5 to 2 inches long and those will stay in the driver better without the extender--I even have some 6 inch ones for electronics. The magnetic extenders are available in numerous lengths as well, and some with sliding screw starters on them. Remember that not all magnets are made equal so while some will hold a screw on the bit, some are only strong enough to hold the bit in. (Your magnetic bit holder is in the far right upper corner in the set shown, and you have some of the longer double bits that stay well on their own in the middle of the bottom section.) see less Well, yes and no. The screwdriver itself is not magnetic, in fact even without it the standard short hex bits are pretty hard to get back out usually as only the very tip sticks out. However, the extender that you should place into the driver is magnetic. Then you can put your short hex bits in and they will stay and protrude far enough to grab onto to remove. There are two ended hex bits and some longer ones around 1.5 to 2 inches long and those will stay in the driver better without the extender--I even have some 6 inch ones for electronics. The magnetic extenders are available in numerous lengths as well, and some with sliding screw starters on them. Remember that not all magnets are made equal so while some will hold a screw on the bit, some are only strong enough to hold the bit in. (Your magnetic bit holder is in the far right upper corner in the set shown, and you have some of the longer double bits that stay well on their own in the middle of the bottom section.)

Also my bits fall out all the time. I believe the problem is with the bits: they seem really badly manufactured and probably the dimensions are not exactly what they should be not to fall out.

Gave this as a gift, haven't heard anything negative about this product, from them.

Yes, the screwdriver has a forward and reverse control that is on both the left and right sides. You can see it right in front of the grip pivot point. It works in opposite directions for forward and reverse, depending on which side you use. On the right side, down is forward and up reverse--on the left down is reve… see more Yes, the screwdriver has a forward and reverse control that is on both the left and right sides. You can see it right in front of the grip pivot point. It works in opposite directions for forward and reverse, depending on which side you use. On the right side, down is forward and up reverse--on the left down is reverse and up is forward. It is pretty easy to remember and lets you operate it in either hand and regardless of the orientation. It also has a lock button on top which stops the side buttons from working, and lets you use it as a regular screwdriver. I have really come to like the size and torque of this stick driver which is beefier than most. Hope this helps. see less Yes, the screwdriver has a forward and reverse control that is on both the left and right sides. You can see it right in front of the grip pivot point. It works in opposite directions for forward and reverse, depending on which side you use. On the right side, down is forward and up reverse--on the left down is reverse and up is forward. It is pretty easy to remember and lets you operate it in either hand and regardless of the orientation. It also has a lock button on top which stops the side buttons from working, and lets you use it as a regular screwdriver. I have really come to like the size and torque of this stick driver which is beefier than most. Hope this helps.

Yes. The black thumb lever controls forward and reverse.

Yes, the control button is on both sides, and pushed up on the right is reverse, pushed down is forward--this is opposite on the left, up is forward and down reverse. This is because it is all one piece wrapping around the body of the tool. It makes it nice as I can use it in either hand without turning the driver ov… see more Yes, the control button is on both sides, and pushed up on the right is reverse, pushed down is forward--this is opposite on the left, up is forward and down reverse. This is because it is all one piece wrapping around the body of the tool. It makes it nice as I can use it in either hand without turning the driver over or rotating it. It has a lock on top which stops the on/off button from moving. This is a truly beefy driver, the biggest I have ever had, and I actually moved it from the electronics bench up to my garage/metal shop. It is no impact gun, but it is too aggressive for computers and plastic items needing a more delicate torque. For that job I purchased the PECHAM Electric Screwdriver with 5 torque settings. The VEVOR has 20 plus drill or no clutch. Hope this helps! see less Yes, the control button is on both sides, and pushed up on the right is reverse, pushed down is forward--this is opposite on the left, up is forward and down reverse. This is because it is all one piece wrapping around the body of the tool. It makes it nice as I can use it in either hand without turning the driver over or rotating it. It has a lock on top which stops the on/off button from moving. This is a truly beefy driver, the biggest I have ever had, and I actually moved it from the electronics bench up to my garage/metal shop. It is no impact gun, but it is too aggressive for computers and plastic items needing a more delicate torque. For that job I purchased the PECHAM Electric Screwdriver with 5 torque settings. The VEVOR has 20 plus drill or no clutch. Hope this helps!

It does go in reverse. I ordered twice and both of them had battery charge indicator issues. It charges and has power, just that the charge indicator does not go full green all the way.

Yes. It works really well.

Yes, the driver works equally well clockwise as well as counter-clockwise.

Yes. All in all it is a very good tool. It comes with many different drivers including a "snake" that can go almost anywhere.

I would not know, since I do not have one; I suspect though; read the description carefully, you may find your answer there.

yes

It's pretty good. My projects are small. The battery lasted for a few days of turning it on an off to do them.

No idea, I have not used it enough to drain the battery to the point it needs recharging

A charge lasts a good while. I have used the driver on several projects and it has lasted throughout the day. I cannot answer what the total life of the battery may be as I have only had it in use for a couple months.