Small Precision Screwdriver Set for Electronics,22 in 1 Mini Screwdriver Set with 22 S2 Magnetic Screw Driver Bits and Extendable Handle,Repair Kit for Eyeglass Computer Laptop Watch Jewelers

I had to remove a pocket clip on one of my knives & deconstruct another knife for cleaning & restoration. Being that my knife tool was still being “borrowed” by my neighbor (8 months & counting) & he was out of town, I went to pick up a screwdriver set with the propperly sized bits needed to get the job done at Ace Hardware. That was mistake number 1... The bit & all of its counterparts were made of a “metal” was so weak that should be pressed down to sheets & used to wrap food in. After feeding that set to the “helpful hardware guy” that recommended it to me, I went to my go-to hardware store, Amazon. Unfortunately I didn’t take the time to read the reviews on the set I was attracted to (it was shiny & neon green, so it captivated me in my full-on ADHD mode) & that it SAID the bits were hardened steel, I bought it. That was mistake number 2... Upon attempting to unscrew two tiny T-6 screws the bit crumbled within the first two twists in such a fashion that I actually laughed out loud! Typically in these situations I absolutely lose my (expletive), but being drained of energy & running on pilot mode, I found it funny that TWO SETS IN A ROW couldn’t loosen this tiny screw & not only failed at doing the one thing it was created to do, but also self-destructed while trying! Rather than making a third mistake & striking out, I actually read the details and reviews of many “precision screwdriver sets” that I wouldn’t have to take a loan out to purchase & this one had everything I was looking for: actual hardened steel (this set actually explained the hardening process!) & a rotating cap (something the first two did NOT have. I purchased it... Two days later it was at my home (gotta love Prime!) & upon opening it, I was SUPER impressed. It came in a nice case that stood up & displayed the bits in a way that you can easily find the bit you need. The actual “driver” is sturdily constructed, all metal & yes, it has a very impressive rotating cap that truly speeds up every job & allows much better control. Best of all, the bits are STILL as solid & perfect as they were before using AFTER completing the two knife jobs I had, four additional similar jobs on folding knives & two door handle replacements - the handle of the driver actually extends when you need it to be longer & if that’s not long enough, it has an extension bit too! This is a very high quality, easy to use precision screwdriver set that will easily last a lifetime or two. Please trust me when I say that you need not worry about it’s quality because it is made in China. I was so impressed with the quality of this set that I researched the company & found that the tool making company behind this product is a highly respected, quality tool making firm that prides themselves in leading the tool industry there. A high-end set for a very good price. I will not hesitate in buying their products - in fact, I’ll likely LOOK FOR their product the next time I need a tool!

This is a great set to have. It's the perfect combination of function over form and quality. Everything there serves a purpose and there's no unnecessary embellishments. Even so, they managed to make it look nice.. sexy even (Yeah I went there). One of the things that surprised me the most was the thought and care in the container itself. It's seamlessly smooth to select the appropriate bit, barely lifting up to release it from it's deceptively strong clasp. If you're using several bits in quick succession, you can leave them slightly raised up once removed from its clasp so it's easy to remember which ones you were using and change them out that much faster. The 'heel' if you will of the driver pivots laterally (spins) which allows you to keep your palm against it and not have to re-grip it entirely. There's a small piece of rubber along the shaft to aid in grip along with a fishnet cut-out of the shaft closer to the tip, again for grip. There's a fairly strong magnet to keep your bit in place. If you need an extra few inches, there's a little sliding cone you push up, pull your extension out, and it locks firmly in its extended position. It won't lock unless it's fully extended or retracted, so no in-between settings, but that's perfectly fine by me. The bits themselves I've been quite rough with frankly and they've taken the beating like a champ. The only bits I've noticed slight wear on so far is the smallest of the Phillips and flathead, however this I'm sure is entirely my fault as I've been using them to pry panels open shortly after removing the screws. It's a bad habit I need to stop before I damage the bits beyond hope. After you've finished your project or what-have-you, simply push in any raised bits that had been selected, close it up and be on your merry. Again I'll point out the container, flipping the top so it sits underneath was a clever space-saving idea which comes in handy for people like me with cluttered desks and shelves and lateral area is precious.. Can't afford to have half the case just being pointlessly obstructive. I understand I've been long-winded, my points wander around and I'm terrible with run-on ideas (or sentences), but this is hands-down one of my best purchases ever from Amazon.And just because I think no review is valid unless it points out some kind of flaw or defect, the only two bad things I can say about the product is this: the sliding coupling to extend or retract the bit is a bit sharp on the edge, just a little pain, a slight nuisance, but it's a subtle aggrevation I bear silently because it's a small price to pay for this precision tool made by Hephastus himself. And when the top is flipped under, the catch or clasp for the container just sits there useless, and God forbid if your workstation gets bumped or something and the container falls, the chances of damage to the clasp and hinges is much higher than if the clasp held the container in the open position.And one last thing this is a bit of constructive criticism I feel would be an easy and very cost-efficient way to improve the quality of future products. If, on the interior of the lid there was a thin strip of rubber or something similar so when you open the container and implement the new dual-use clasp to secure the container, there would then be some grip facing down on your work surface to keep it stable, if it needed to rest on slight angles or keep it from vibrating away.