Yes, can definitely happen! Especially if it is the first time tapping into that plastic component, which generates a lot more friction. I usually add a thin wipe of black grease to all screws tapping in to plastic... then try to go slowly, take pauses. Or, best of all, use a hex driver the first time then electric after that.

Some other options to consider are the Muchmore Professional Electric Power Drivers... looks like a 'massager' but apparently does the job of driving screws quite well. Quite compact.

I've been quite happy with Ryobi 4V drivers (have had both the clutch and clutchless versions. I prefer not to get in the habit of relying on the clutch not to over-torque the screw and instead watch closely or go by feel, so the clutch isn't a big deal to me.

If I were to buy one today it would be the Metabo/Ryobi. The two batteries included is a great bonus, nothing more frustrating than having a big job to do and the power driver runs flat. When comparing, consider the cost and availability for a second battery.