Inline electric screwdriver decision: Bosch vs Vessel

I am looking for a lightweight inline electric screwdriver. I have a nice ratcheting screwdriver, a cordless drill/driver, and an impact driver, but sometimes I just need to unscrew or screw in a bunch of lightweight screws and I don't want to lug around my drill/driver.

I loved the Dewalt gyro, but they don't really sell it anymore. The new one looks like a downgrade. So here are the ones I'm looking at:

Bosch Go 3:

• Pros:
  • Variable torque
  • Seems to have generally good reviews
  • Good quick change
  • Good size
• Cons: No speed control
• Unsure: The push to start seems really interesting, but I could see myself loving it or hating it

Vessel Ball Grip with 3 speeds:

• Pros:
  • Love the form factor
  • Variable speed and torque
• Cons:
  • Less torque control than the bosch
  • Idk how much I'll like their buttons
  • Torque/speed control seems a little clunky
• Unsure: people have mentioned that they have slop with US bits, but I think that doesn't apply if you buy the "USA Official" version on amazon which says "Japanese 1/4inch Hex standard is not applicable"
• Bonus:
  • Skil Twist: seems good and cheap, but no speed control
  • Makita DF012DZ: expensive, needs a battery pack separate, but has most features I want
  • Amazon basics (skil): seems pretty good tbh if I just want to try one and see what matters.

What do you all think? Anyone have strong opinions?