How much torque does the 711L Lollipop Bit Driver give me?

For our patented Lollipop Bit Driver design, we combined the length of a ratchet with the miniaturization of a bit driver to deliver 10 Nm of force. The result is more torque than you can get with any other EDC bit driver, but without increasing the size. True pocket sized power in the palm of your hand.

Does the Lollipop Bit Driver take double ended bits?

The current version of the Lollipop Bit Drivers do not take double ended bits. We’ll have a version that is compatible with double ended bits soon.

Are the Lollipop Bit Drivers suitable for live line work?

The Lollipop bit drivers are all made of metal, so it is conductive. Make sure to unplug before you untighten the screws of your microwave stove!

Where are 711L tools designed and made?

All 711L tools are designed by our in-house team of experienced tool specialists and are all made in Taiwan.

How long do you warrant your products?

When you purchase your products we provide a 3 year warranty. When you register your product with us on this website we provide you with a free extended warranty for the LIFETIME of the product. You break it we fix or replace it for you! Please visite the registration page to extend your warranty.

Lollipop EDC Bit Drivers

jeffery nordgulen February 29, 2024 on

Very well made and it used almost every day in my tool kit

Truth Is all my co-workers hate It, but after using It, once or twice they all agree, that It is a very good addition to my ready tools. In my line of work, we all carry an EDC kit for the everyday quick stuff, and a carload of tools for the big jobs. We would like to keep our EDC/ready tools as light as possible without having to make multiple trips out to the car for more tools, and this is great for that, small, light but still have torque when needed.

Ace May 2, 2024 on

Excellent tool and fidget

Magnet Is strong. Perfect combination of precision and efficiency for starting screws and bolts. Finish off with the perfect amount of torque with the handle extension. This thing Is cool: your friends will try to accidentally permanently borrow It from you. I've been using this and a set of 8 hex and star bits to add and adjust Items on my bike this tool has supplanted several other bike tools. Also have used It for assembly work. Has a nice heft and seriously good craftsmanship.

uprootedtraveler July 6,2024 on

compact & mighty

purchased on a whim, this tool has been indispensable for the diy projects around the house, a surprising amount of torque can be achieved for those really stubborn screws. I've put this through hours of hard use and It continues to Impress, great for edc, diy projects and all of my little hobbles, a perfect companion tool for a multitool. I Just need to make a leather combo holster for it deff recommend this tool

ori - @twins_on_wheels_ July 20, 2024 on

The outcome of a precision driver and ratching driver mating

In size and functionality this is a precision driver with a 1/4" bit (instead of some precision drivers have 4mm). Pop open the "lollipop" though, and you can torque a fastener closed (or open) more powerfully than a full size screwdriver, about as powerfully as a mini-ratchet.This driver doesn't have ratcheting functionality, but ratcheting functionality really only works the last turn of a fastener when there is enough friction to engage the ratchets. Otherwise you need one hand on the barrel on the back turn to engage the ratchet teeth, and you don't always have 2 hands to drive a fastener. On this driver you can just put your palm up against the "lollipop" and spin the shaft frictionless-ly to drive the fastener down all the way, and then you only really need to torque the last 1/2 - 1 turn with the extended lollipop, where if it had a ratchet that would be super slick but that last bit is easy enough to do without the ratchet.This isn't a driver to drive long screws into material (e.g - wood screws, but who does that manually anyway?) - its for machine screws or small bolts with smooth threads, even if they need to be torqued a decent amount. Its perfect for 8020, electrical, etc.Honestly - its expensive as hell, but top quality and amazingly satisfying to use. Comes with a different bit than I have pictured.

Plbblbbln July 24,2024 on

Gorgeous Design - A Silent Ratcheting Driver with Extra Torque Up Its Sleeve

I just received the aluminum version, and I am In love. First, It only weighs 42g without the included bit. Second, it works like an In-line ratchet. Everything stays in place and you rotate your grip either direction with the free spinning ball on the end. With normal ratchets, this hand rotation makes a clicking noise. Here, it is silent. To get a tough screw started, or to torque down a screw at the end, the ball pops out allowing you extra leverage with an L handle. This Is a feature most in-line ratcheting screwdrivers lack. For reference. I tested the Lollipop with the Steinwhale Stubby 10 in 1 bit klt/extender. If for some reason you need even more leverage, plug the 711L Hex End ratchet into the Lollipop, and your blt/bit extender into the Hex End ratchet. Well done, 711L!

Lu Diamonds June 25, 2024 on

Impressive!

The portability and performance on this compact edc driver Is well thought out and well designed. The ingenuity and quality was enough to bait me in. And l am very satisfied with my purchase. And with the other accessories available you can't go wrong. The magnetic hold on the bits is almost too strong. Started to reach for pliers to putt it out. That may be a pro and a con. Maybe my fingers were too greasy to start with. Also comes in a cool little glass like tube that I continue to store it in.

Robert March 2, 2024 on

Super impressed. High quality driver

Looked at Wiha drivers and the popular iFixit driver sets. Decided on this made in Taiwan mini/palm 1/4 hex bit driver.Pros- Nicely machined. Smooth rotation even tho it doesn't rely on a bearing for the cap. Durable stainless steel material/anodized aluminum. Compact with aggressive knurled body. VERY strong neodymium magnet. Tool has a nice heft to it. Came in a really cool plastic storage tube. See picCons- Price may be more than similar plastic or aluminum drivers (IMO-the quality justifies the higher price). Not really a negative but currently there is no driver option in the 4mm micro bit size which is more popular for DYI-ers fixing or modifying electronic devices. There are way more options in 4mm for the non standard, specialized bits. Although this is easily remedied with a 1/4 to 4mm adapter.

Michael Willis January 23, 2025 on

I would recommend this tool to anyone who takes pride in their gear.

Fantastic quality, clever design. A beautiful tool.

Kindle Customer February 13, 2025 on

Its something I like and its EDC-able

Okay, if you are reading this you either understand the price or you are here trying to figure out the price. Look, I am not going to justify why a boutique tool manufacturer can charge $75.00 dollars for a pocket screwdriver. We all know the hardware stores have a similar-ish thing for way less and so many other options. Personally I could live without this but I have 3 of these, the red top, blue top and the aluminum shaft version in black with the red top. I carry one of these with me all the time and I use it a lot too. This one however sits in the plastic tube it came in, with the aluminum screw-on lid. I dont open it and I keep it on my dresser. I look at it and admire it. I dont try to justify what it is and I dont tell my wife how much it is.

Alan February 24, 2025 on

Pricy, but well made.

The machining quality is top notch on this. The fit and finish are perfect. That said, I think that its worth about half of the $75 they charge for it. At the end of the day, its still just a bit driver. If they wanted to make it perfect though, they would make the bit fit slightly deeper and give us double sided bit with a phillips and a flat.

James R Pickering March 5, 2025 on