🔧 30 Piece Boxer Precision Screwdriver Bit Set, 4mm – Ideal for Cellphones, Laptops, Clocks, and Glasses Review

This is my favorite microdriver set! I'm almost thrilled to open the slide, open the coffin door, and grab something to get to work. I bought my first set from Fry on a whim and have since bought probably a dozen of these as gifts for my tech friends. I've also bought them for every support department I manage and I know those techs love them just as much. Once a set came with only a screwdriver and a case, but not all the nozzles were included. Revain picked it up and another pad was ordered…

This is the tool box you need! Instruments don't usually turn me on. Okay, that's not entirely true, but I digress. I bought this tool set for work about a year ago and I liked it so much I decided I needed another set. This kit is great for disassembling anything that has tiny fasteners: laptops, kids toys, all remote controls and other crap that has a screwed battery compartment. Serious. Sometimes I understand it, but other times I wonder why the hell it's locked up. Well, with this…

I am very glad I bought this screwdriver set. So far I've disassembled and restored 4 PS3s and 3 laptops with it and haven't had any real problems. He's not perfect, but neither am I, so I agree. Pros: It has every size bits you need for working with electronics, and they're easily magnetized. The screwdriver handle is solid, comfortable to grip and bits hold very well. Cons: As some people have pointed out, flathead bits aren't the strongest. Working with computers or other electronics is also

every now and then I have to open small electronic devices or other objects with tiny screws (e.g. glasses), but ordinary screwdrivers are too big for this purpose. So I used to buy a simpler set. This set was half the price but didn't offer replacement tips. There were only 6 screwdrivers of the most common sizes. It still occupies the same spot in my toolbox though, and more importantly, it doesn't magnetize. So I bought this set because of the good reviews. I am very happy with the purchase.

A few weeks ago I installed an SSD hard drive in my laptop [and used the only small screwdriver I had, a small eyeglass screwdriver with a pitch of about 3 inches. Removing the screws was easy enough, but once I swapped out the hard drives and started assembling, I wished I had this set. It took me twice as long to screw the screws back into the laptop. First, the screws were very small, less than 1/2 inch, and the hole was obscured on the side of the case and it was very difficult for me to…

I have a temperamental digital camera that I need to disassemble and clean the inner lens from time to time. I had to ship it to a professional cameraman for about $50 each to avoid mistakes in my digital shots. This little set makes it very easy for me to get started. These small screws are not possible without such a set. I've found that with this set I can also adjust my glasses and take apart almost any electronic device, especially the back that holds the batteries in the toddler toy. I…

Really like this screwdriver set. The bits are fine for the job this type of tool was designed for, but the device is solid and slightly larger than a regular precision screwdriver. This makes the already tedious job of working with small screws a little less cumbersome, giving you more tools to hold on to without sacrificing the ability to manipulate even the smallest of screws. However, I doubt the advisability of magnetizing these bits. First, it's clearly designed for precision work that…

The kit is exactly as advertised and is well made, functional and well organised. Screwdrivers are as described in the listing: different types of screwdrivers, torx bits and hex bits of different sizes. Screwdriver bits include flat standard Phillips and posi-drive Phillips (Phillips head with small wings between crossed head flanges, optional); A standard Phillips screwdriver can be used with posi-drive screws, but not vice versa, so you'll need to look carefully to make sure you have the…

Need a T-5 torx key to replace the Garmin 660 navigator but didn't want to pay for it Wiha quality. Both Revain and eBay searched. Not only did this set fill my urgent need for Torx 5 bits, but it also had all the micrometric and all the micro Phillips sizes needed for any unexpected repair for any electronic service. Currently, nothing is made in the US but is made abroad. The best quality is still Wiha, but the prices are extremely high for a decent set of micro drivers. FYI, all microdriver…