Same here. Use it all the time. Mine is a 3/8" but came with a 1/4" adapter. My usage is probably evenly split between the two drives, but I've never felt like I should have a separate 1/4" drive unit.
That Husky looks thick in the handle, but I have fairly small hands. I hate to say it, but I like the shape of the HF Earthquake ratchet. Never used one though.
I absolutely LOVE 1/4 drive. I use it as much as possible. But the reason why is because it is small and light. So I run a really small and light 1/4 ratchet, and the sockets - just enough for what I need.
1/4" air or electric ratchet, to me, would add bulk and detract from the major benefit of wrenching with 1/4".
I know some vehicles require 1/4 for other reasons, and then the thinking may be different. For what I do, a 3/8" electric and ratchet, and then a 1/4" ratchet fit the bill.
Example with ubiquitous 13mm sockets; top is my go to SK 1/4", the other two are 3/8":
My M12 3/8 ratchet is offsite, but it’s at least as long as the SO ratchet on the bottom of the pic, and MUCH larger diameter.
EDIT: had a look at the HF Earthquake. Looks like its longer and slimmer. That might be a useful form factor. It also claims 60 ft-lb. I dont know that Id believe it, since most others seem to be 25-35 ft lb, but if its true, Ill be the first to say that a bit more torque would be desirable IMO... so that might be a winner!
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