Review on E·Durable 170Pcs Precision Screwdriver Set: Magnetic Repair Tool Kit with 156Pcs Bits for iPhone, iPad, PC, Laptop, MacBook, Tablet, Xbox, PS4, Game Console, Watches, Glasses by Shawn Pollock

Although I currently have a similar kit that I use for my assignments, there are a few things that bother me about my current kit: 1. The carrying case is bulky and heavy and the plastic carrying case is not very continuous. My other had a small tear in the plastic.2. The bits are unlabeled so you don't know which bit goes where and which bit you could lose if one is lost.3. The extensions were placed in a separate slot and were lost some time ago, making it impossible to use precision screwdrivers to reach relatively deep screws.4. For tasks that require tools like tweezers or pliers, I've had to break out a different tool kit for such things. with other electronic elements. 1 in particular. I really like that this kit is fully enclosed in fabric and velcro so there is no hard shell to crack or break. It is also relatively compact when folded.2. Both the bit and its relative position are labeled, so there is no question as to where a particular bit is located. It also ensures the beats stay organized in the toolbox. In the picture you can see PH2 printed/printed on the bottom of the bit and the location of its slot.3. The Precision Driver comes pre-installed with the extension and you can leave it installed while it is in the storage box. This means you don't have to take the extension out and potentially lose it somewhere (like I did with the other kit).4. Both the bit and driver are magnetic themselves, and they also include a magnetizer so you can remagnetize demagnetized bits if you need to (although there is a permanent magnet at the base of the driver, so the bit must remain magnetized while it's in Mission). , however ).5. The narrow brush is great for cleaning laptop keyboards as you can see in one of my photos.6. While my laptops don't use secure Torx bits, it's nice that this set also includes them so you can hack into devices that use these types of bits.7. While I've seen flexible expansion for big bits, I've never seen one for precision drivers. As you can see in my drawing I was able to remove a deep seated screw in my bug screen. The suction cup is needed to open the back of newer laptops where there is no specific place to pry the tabs (like my Specter x360).9. The plastic levers are a nice addition to regular repairs and I've had to use them a few times, for example to open the router.10. I think this is the only set I found that included diagonal pliers (which are tucked in the back pocket). I've used this a few times when I needed to fix backyard sprinkler wires that had worn down over the years. While this set doesn't necessarily have to have big sockets, it includes pretty much everything you can think of in this set. I have a separate set specifically for socket and nut work so this should be a very good general set for just about anything you make with it. would recommend.