It has a wide tip! It is not suitable for the common screws that electricians encounter (e.g., clamps, socket plugs, etc.). It is okay for larger screws (the larger screws require more force to tighten... Will it hold up?)

I use it for amateur electrical work. I wanted to buy a second electrical screwdriver and something of better quality than the classic transparent electrical one that costs 0.50 euros.
It does seem more qualitative and the safety bulb unscrews and changes (although I don't think you can easily find such a replacement or if it's worth it).
You need to pay attention to the size as it is larger than the classic electrical screwdriver. It does not fit in the classic light clamp, but it is suitable for larger clamps or screws (e.g. oven clamp).
If it broke, I might buy it again, but I think it doesn't have much use for an amateur who does electrical work once in a while.