Positives:
It comes with a case that contains a wide variety of tips. Each tip has two, so in case of wear, you have another one!
It charges with a USB mini.
The battery can be replaced.

Negatives:
The handle folds, so the screwdriver can be either straight or at an angle. This initially seems convenient, but in combination with the buttons located on the thumb, it did not work well for me at all. It does not help for a screw that requires pressure and a good grip.

Note:
When I bought it, the description or specifications stated that it has automatic torque adjustment.. now it doesn't say that.

I had this specific one in yellow-black 15 years ago, it was produced by JCB, the company with the excavating machines, in an attempt to enter the world of electric tools. The battery didn't last and that was the end of it. Then I saw it in MAKITA, it is practical in terms of placing sockets compared to others that have a switch and you have to make an extra movement to switch from left to right. This specific one has only left-right and that's it, it has articulation and can go from a straight shape to an angled one in many cases, it is convenient to have one of the two positions to apply more force. You can place about 70 socket switches with one charge, the battery lasted about 5 years, you open it and replace it with another of the same size. It screws 30-40 screws in a 6mm hole, directly into wood depending on the size, you can use it as a regular screwdriver for final screws that require high torque. Overall, it screws everything with low torque requirements.