Review on Precision Electronic Screwdriver Set - Professional Computer Repair Kit with 112 Magnetic Bits 🔧 for Cell Phone, PC, MacBook, Laptop, PS4, Xbox, Nintendo, Ring Doorbell, and Small Technical Tool Repairs by Anthony Gupta

I bought this set to work with my laptops and other small electronics. However, the big plus of this kit was the included Gamebit bits. That being said, this set does have some pros and cons, which I'll break down here: Pros: Includes almost every size but needs to work with everything from glasses to N64 controllers and your latest phone/tablet. The tweezers and spacers are added bonuses that work well and come with protective caps and a case for long term use. Cons: The actual part of the screwdriver, although magnetic, doesn't fit the bits snugly, causing them to wobble a bit, which means it can be a little tricky in tight or confined spaces. for quick and easy loosening or replacing the screw. I'll try to upload pics later to show this but basically the big holder is bigger than the bits. The bits are not standard size, they are smaller so don't expect your own screwdrivers to work with this at home unless you have another mini screwdriver available. My real favorite is the lack of hitting power. Attempting to disassemble the N64 base to clean the Gamebit bit has rounded and become unusable. This was also the case with some smaller sprockets when working with some phones and laptops. All in all this kit may be ok for the do-it-yourselfer, but if you're repairing multiple devices or using it as a tool kit, you can look elsewhere for something sturdier and with a tighter screwdriver. I'm not necessarily upset with the purchase, but I wouldn't do it again.