Review on 🔧 Magnetic Screwdriver Set - XOOL Professional Grip with 5 Phillips and 5 Flat Head Tips, Non-Slip Screwdriver for Home Improvement, Repairs, and Crafts by Josh Jeffries

This is a nice little set with a big screwdriver set. If you need bigger screwdrivers, you need to buy something else. They have a rubber grip, so they are comfortable to hold and less likely to slip. A nice bonus is the magnetizer/demagnetizer that comes with the kit. My son found it and played with it and was amazed that it actually worked. He touched a small screw with a screwdriver and lifted the screw. I wiped the screwdriver over the demagnetizer and it stopped picking up the screw. He rubbed the inside of the magnetizer with a screwdriver and retrieved the screw. My son just couldn't believe it worked. I just looked at it and shook my head, knowing that any steel can be magnetized by running it over a magnet. I received the set without all the extra bits as I have about 10,000 of them laying around. I did not want to anymore. That's a big reason WHY I chose this set. It didn't have a lot of junk that I don't need. The blown body is actually pretty good. It's all plastic, without metal loops and other things, but all screwdrivers fit tightly into the case and do not fall out on their own. They come close to close. Believing the case would be junk I bought a screwdriver stand but it looks like I keep those screwdrivers in the case. I will use the rack for my old screwdrivers. It's more convenient for my sons to find, use and lose. I haven't tried the voltage tester yet. So far I haven't had it since I use a multimeter. I do all house maintenance myself, including electrical work, so I'm sure it will come in handy in the future. Probably today when I install a new lamp in the workshop. It's nice and small and it might be more convenient to just check the voltage rather than pull out a multimeter. Decent case and decent screwdrivers. Now if only I can buy a product that doesn't come with cheap head screws that come loose if something goes wrong.