Then what's the impact aspect all about? Sorry but I am a psychopath about tools and so couldn't let this one go and had to break down the nuances here. 🙏😅

Saying the impact driver is "for driving screws/bolts with torque" implies that it's unique in using torque, which isn't true.

Some clarity here... Both impact drivers and drill drivers use torque. The difference is how they deliver it. Impact drivers apply rotational bursts of torque via impacts, which make them more effective at driving large or long fasteners without stripping screws or stalling.

What makes an impact driver distinct you may ask????

Impact driver uses concussive rotational force (an impacting action) unlike a drill driver, which applies continuous torque.

Also this may be a bit vague for some people unfamiliar with hardware so here ya go...

"screws/bolts," aspect: bolts are often used with nuts and require precise torque settings, typically better handled by a torque wrench or impact wrench, not an impact driver.

Impact drivers are not designed for bolt tightening to spec, and can over-torque or damage and strech threads if not used properly.