Review on 🛠️ 138 in 1 Precision Screwdriver Kit - XOOL Electronics Repair Tool with Magnetic Driver, 101 Bits, Flexible Shaft, Extension Rod for Computer, Mobile Phone, Smartphone, Game Console, PC, Tablet by Daniel Oliver

When I saw this screwdriver set I thought it might be a good replacement for the cheap set I've gotten by with for the past few years. A lot of what makes a good set of this type of screwdriver is the number of bits that come with it, the extras that come with it, and most importantly, how good the screwdriver itself is. Honestly for the price this set is being sold for. , I think it's a pretty good value. The Allen screwdriver makes a solid and well-made impression. While the body is plastic, the frame is all-metal and well-made. It doesn't feel like it will break or fall apart during use. The set also has a really wide range of bit types. It includes some of the usual old security parts for video games like Torx, Triwing and others as well as a bunch of weird parts like Pozidriv and Y-tip for all kinds of specialty hardware. It also includes a range of repair supplies, pruning tools, spatulas, tweezers, small wrench sockets, a magnetizing/demagnetizing tool, a magnetic suction cup and screw extraction tools. This is among other things. Everything comes in a nice double-sided plastic box that's small enough to fit comfortably in your bag without taking up too much space. The case seems pretty solid. The hinges appear to be sturdy and luckily they have dual hinges which makes them a little more durable. Loops seem to be a weak point in sets like this. I wouldn't advise throwing the set away... I did it by accident and found that the bit holder with the sleeve is just an insert that can fall out. Conclusion: I really don't see anything negative about this set for the most part. It includes everything you need to do basic computer and phone openings and more. I'm sure you can get larger and more complete sets that are of slightly better quality, but for a casual user like me this is excellent value for money and will likely be used regularly for years to come.