Wiha96703 Torx Screwdriver with Precision Handle, T3 x 40mm

Wiha T3 works amazing. I’ve had this tool for about 2 years now and have not had an issue yet. I mainly use it to work on Apple Computers. Definitely recommend

A good quality tool.

This T3 driver (made in Germany with CRM-72 tool steel) appears to be much better made than some of the less expensive bits available as screwdriver sets made mostly in China. I had the opportunity to compare a T4 bit from such a set (not one of the cheapest sets, either). The T4 was made in China with S2 steel. It worked well enough for my needs, but comparing the Wiha and the Chinese bit with a 10X loupe it is clear that the machining of the Wiha is much better done. If I needed to rely on such a tool, I would certainly pay the extra cost for the Wiha.

I ordered this product to fix my phone because the screwdriver I bought from a different company stripped while trying to fix my phone the first time. I ordered this because it looked like a high quality product. I opened it up and was able to fix my phone without problem or hint of this screwdriver stripping. Only negative is that when it arrived, the tip somehow ended up through the plastic packaging it came in. It did not affect the performance of this screwdriver, therefore why I only gave 4 stars. Worth picking up if you need a Torx T3 screwdriver.

I bought this to help me replace the battery on my Moto X Pure phone. I had first tried and failed with a cheap set; none of the sizes in that set (T3, T4, etc.) worked at all. I almost gave up there, but decided to give it one more shot. So I bought this screwdriver, and it worked flawlessly. No more difficult than unscrewing screws ever is.I should stress that with the cheap set, it was absolutely impossible: I tried it, a friend tried it, my dad tried it, and we couldn't unscrew even one screw. (Maybe we eventually got one screw after about 30 minutes? But it was agonizing, and we couldn't replicate it with any of the 19 others.)

Cheap tools can work in many situations, but these tiny screws just don't play nice with poor quality metal. The cheap ones will either strip out from the slightest misalignment, or else snap apart. The cheap one might get you through one phone repair if you're careful, but that's about it.Larger sizes, like T5 and above, are much less demanding on the drivers, but for small sizes like this, it's well worth it to pay for something decent.If you're the type of person that would replace a phone battery or maybe even a cracked screen, you definitely want this in your toolbox.

I needed to remove the internal back cover of my phone's inner workings. (Moto G4+) 19 T3 screws stood in the way of me accomplishing that task. I had an existing T3 bit from a set of assorted small bits that I had previously purchased, and I had successfully used other bits from the set on a number of other occasions. That T3 bit, however, simply spun in the heads of my T3 screws without budging them loose. I reattempted that task once I received this Wiha T3 screwdriver, and was quite pleased when it successfully removed all 19 screws without the slightest hint of slippage. Furthermore, it reinstalled all 19 screws as well!!

after purchasing a different set of torx drivers and having them strip out almost immediately, i decided to spend a little bit more (per item) and buy this individual driver for my job. i was replacing the battery in my droid turbo 2 and it required removing 17 torx screws that felt as if they were welded in place. this driver handled the task flawlessly. the tip looks like new even after completing the job. quality tools make all the difference.