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The text is a transcript of a video where the speaker reviews the Linus Tech screwdriver, a ratcheting screwdriver designed for PC builders. The speaker compares it to other screwdrivers he usually uses, and highlights some of its features, such as the strong magnetism, the smooth ratchet, the knurled shaft, and the variety of bits. He also tests its durability by dropping it and timing how long it takes to screw down a motherboard with it. He concludes that he likes the screwdriver, but admits that it is pricey and not for everyone. He invites the viewers to share their opinions in the comments.
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1. The text is a transcript of a video review of the Linus Tech screwdriver by JayzTwoCents.
2. The screwdriver is a ratcheting screwdriver with a magnetic tip and 12 different types of bits that can be stored inside the handle.
3. The screwdriver costs 69.99 USD and is designed by an enthusiast for enthusiasts.
4. The reviewer compares the screwdriver to his usual motorized screwdriver and finds it more convenient, faster and smoother to use.
5. The reviewer also praises the strength of the magnetism and the knurling on the shaft of the screwdriver.
6. The reviewer drops the screwdriver from six feet high and breaks one of the tabs that holds the bits inside the handle.
7. The reviewer concludes that he probably wouldn't have bought the screwdriver himself, but now that he has used it, he likes it and questions his own principles.