Review on 🛠️ HOTO P1 - 24-in-1 Precision Screwdriver Set with Tough S2 Steel Bits, Manual Pen Shape, Ideal for Electronics, Glasses, Bracelets – Slate Grey by John Kahsar

This is $5 more than the iFixit Moray Precision Kit and contains 7 fewer bits. but i love it I got one at work and liked it so much I bought several more, one in each color. It's very convenient and much more compact than the iFixit kit. The included bit set is just what I needed and the screwdriver itself is surprisingly ergonomic thanks to the super light bearing in the cap. It makes working with the electronics much more pleasant as I always have all the bits in the screwdriver. Before we got it I thought it would be too slippery or too thick to use comfortably, but it isn't. Since the end cap actually spins smoothly unlike any other precision screwdriver I've used, this thing is comfortable to use. I usually twist the thin part of the screwdriver when I want to unscrew something quickly, but the P1 doesn't have the thin part. However, the smooth cap bearing allows me to get the same speed as a thin drill, just with more comfort. Criticism? A little. The diameter of the handle on the shank is a bit large, but this does not affect the ease of use of the screwdriver. And as I mentioned earlier, it lacks 7 bits compared to the cheaper iFixit Moray. But adding more bits to the handle would make it thicker or longer, so I'm willing to compromise to have a more ergonomic screwdriver. Also, dropping the bit storage cap isn't the best time as all the bits are held in place by a magnet and will fly EVERYWHERE when they hit the ground. But then again, I'm willing to make that compromise as the ease of removing the tip is a plus and not too hard not to drop the cap. Last but not least, the included bits are double-ended, so while standard single-ended precision bits (4mm or 5/32 hex drive) will fit, the bits from my iFixit set are a little short and difficult to remove from the HOTO P1, since the bits are held magnetically. I've never lost a single bit because there's no excuse not to just put it back on. If you already have a bit with more bits, no problem.