🔧 GogoFix Precision Screwdriver Bit Set for MacBook, iPad, iPhone, Game Consoles, Cameras, Laptops, and Electronics Repair Review

First off, the overall quality of this tool kit is poor. The case with the screwdrivers is designed to open when pushed. I let the other end holding the spring assembly pop out and fall apart. I carefully put it back in place and glued it on. You have everything you need to open and disassemble electronic goods. The soft case is very annoying. It doesn't pack tightly with an integrated velcro because it's poorly constructed and the velcro doesn't extend far enough into the case. Pooh!

What I wanted most was a set of micro screwdriver bits. This set comes with a very useful set of sockets in a clever case that holds bits with a magnet inside. Each bit is also held in place by a magnet and can be easily replaced. A variety of tools are useful to access various electronic devices. The case is good, but there are two downsides. First, the velcro is not adjusted on the body where it is tight. I added the velcro myself so they fit snugly. The second problem is that tools can slip…

Nice set. It comes with a set of precision screwdrivers as well as tools to open the case. One of the downsides of this set is that all of the spatulas (blue tools with a flat blade on the end) are the same small size. It would be nice to have some larger styles alongside guitar pick styles. A small tool size would be handy for working with phones, but I found I needed a larger tool for larger items like laptops and keyboards. The screwdriver set works well. The rotating top of the handle makes

I've only used mine a couple of times so far and the heads and driver seem fine - no major issues. The magnetic design is a great way to hold bits in place instead of the usual friction hold. My complaints with this set relate to the bag and case. The bag doesn't fit. With everything included in the kit, the flap folds in too far and past the velcro. So you have to leave the flap loose to allow things to move inside. The (I'm guessing) aluminum bushing that the screwdriver/bit holds seems…

I actually read a few other reviews before agreeing to try this. I needed a new electronics kit, so I made sure the case couldn't be as poorly designed as all these people say it is. One day I will learn my lesson. In the meantime, I'm here to say that the case is really badly designed. Ironically, everything would have been a lot nicer if they'd instead shipped everything but the driver case in a separate plastic bag. . But since they packed everything into this suitcase, which has separate…

I actually have a few others Read reviews before agreeing to try this. I needed a new electronics kit, so I made sure the case couldn't be as poorly designed as all these people say it is. One day I will learn my lesson. In the meantime, I'm here to say that the case really is that badly constructed. Ironically, everything would have been a lot nicer if they'd instead shipped everything but the driver case in a separate plastic bag. . But because they packed everything into this suitcase, which

Pro:1. Nice selection of beats. They're fine for my use, but other reviewers have mentioned missing parts. I don't work on some things like phones so I might not notice some of the missing items that others have mentioned. 2. The body material is beautiful and durable.3. The metal box with the bits is spring loaded so it stays closed.4. The bits are held in place with magnets to prevent them from falling out of the shell.5. Plenty of pockets to store all tools.6. The tips of the tweezers are…

My first set of tools was the iFixit Manta. In high school, I learned not to skimp on tools, especially precision screwdriver sets, when working with electronics. So when I bought my first tool kit I paid a premium and went to iFixit and have been using one of these ever since, I even got it and fix it. About Tech Now I had a friend I wanted to fix a MacBook Pro with and I needed an extra set of precision screwdriver sets. How comfortable this thing was. I also wanted to live with these tools…