🔧 Discover the Powerful HORUSDY 6-Piece Magnetic Screwdriver Set - Perfect for Fastening, Chiselling, and Loosening Seized Screws Review

For the price you can smack them with a hammer and break everything open. If they slow down, you can get a new set of holes in less than a latch of the tool. Don't be a tool, use a tool

These screwdrivers definitely do the job. The only problem is that the magnetic feature doesn't hold the screw properly, so you still have to position the screw with your other hand.

Hard screwdriver set, like it, good grip, handles a hammer well, you can twist it and doesn't brake the tip, not so sure about rubber grip and oil in the future /Gas, also magnetic tips. Not quite sure.

I like the theory of this tool in form and function. It would be ideal if it were made of tool-hardened steel. Anything but light home use will eat up a tip. I've already been chewing on one of the Philips drivers and haven't even had them for a month.

On first use of the set the two smaller Phillips screwdrivers came loose after I used both to drive 2 small screws into a wooden frame. I didn't want to touch all of this with a hammer as I was working near a glass window. But I guess that's what you get when you pay $16 for a set of screwdrivers.

I have big hands, screwdrivers have big ends. I use various tools during the day and am mostly happy with them. My only issue is that the black finish peels/scratches VERY easily. I used these screws to remove the aluminum screws from the Magenetic system and they got scratched. but it should not be strong clean.

Used for about a year with minimal problems. Used the #2 cross or the medium size that comes with the kit and all the tip was totally free. (Again after about a year of regular use) It's not a bad set, just not the best set for regular use. I have not yet contacted the company for a replacement but will do so. Bad update with response and action. Overall you get what you pay for for the price. I have used this set regularly and this is the first problem I have.

I'm a mechanic so I know the tools and of course they don't even compare to snap on, mac etc but 1 snap on screwdriver will cost you as much as the whole place They do include the cost so have been told they are good value for money. They are well thought out in terms of usefulness, ergonomics, etc. Most people chisel bits, chisels, knurls, etc. into a screwdriver and have also added the ability to use a wrench, socket and ratchet to get more torque. For the money, these screwdrivers are hard…