Klein Tools 32307 Multi-bit Screwdriver Set, 27-in-1 Tamperproof Tool with Torx, Hex, Torq, Spanner Bits & 1/4-Inch Nut Driver, Black/Yellow Review

Great tool for taking apart those weird tamper resistant screws (like in gaming systems). The integrated bit holder was a great addition, I appreciate it.

Although these are all tamper attachments, some of them are not used. I just replaced them with the ones I needed, it's nice to have spare tips on hand.

An essential item for all low voltage devices. Especially if you work with cameras, access control or government buildings. Don't be the guy who can't turn off the camera or speaker just because you don't have tamper protection. Pay out on the first day!

so I tried to get a screwdriver with flat, Phillips, sprocket etc bits. it has security bits, dammit. But I've used it a few times and it seems to be working as it should. The function is similar to the Megapro drivers, but with the additional outer surface of small rubber. So far this is an easily 5 star product.

The product meets my expectations for a company with its reputation. My only criticism of the tool is that all of the bits that come with it don't have a flathead screwdriver. This small change to the product allows the technician to remove excess weight from your service bag (every little thing helps). I would still recommend this multi-faceted screwdriver to anyone wanting a more complete service or tool pouch.

I really liked the idea of this design. I want to keep the parts count and weight to a minimum in my kit, but after using this kit for a few minutes to assemble a coffee table, the internal threads that support the end cap loosen and won't tighten. I can't tell if it's cropped or if the threads are too short. Was it too good to be true or is it just a manufacturing defect? Unfortunately I threw away the packaging due to my false sense of security with Klein's tools. $25 for a set of beats I…

I usually use Klein for my tools due to their track record of quality tools, but unfortunately this 27-in-1 security screwdriver let me down. The small plastic handles in the bit storage are very loose and the bits keep falling out of the shaft. And I work in very high spaces, so if I fall a little bit, it's gone forever. I thought it would be nice to have extra security bits, but I think I'll go back to a screwdriver with 15-in-1 security bits.