Enhanced Versatility: Unleash the Power of Megapro 251PRECISION 24in1 Precision Screwdriver Review

Tool comes in handy for very light work I tried to remove the screw from the knife and the bit broke immediately. Replacement bits are hard to find.

Ordered for use on watches and small electronics. I used it for the first time to tighten a screw on a watch strap and the tip was bent/twisted. Pretty thin part to put on so I was surprised that a little torque ruined the tip the first time I used it.

If you are looking for a multi-tipped micro screwdriver, look no further. Having had a full-size Multi Pro multi-tip screwdriver for several years, using it daily, and knowing how well the company maintains their products, this new screwdriver was a no-brainer. Thermostats with miniature Phillips screws, kitchen faucets with countersunk hex heads, electronic assemblies with Torx heads size 4 or 5 are easily manipulated with this new screwdriver. money well spent.

I love this screwdriver. It has replaced several drivers in my everyday bag. I only bought it as a precision screwdriver, but it has #2 to #000 Phillips bits so it can be used as a full size screwdriver. I thought it was too big for me as a precise driver but it works well. The only downsides or features I would like is that it doesn't have a full-size flathead screwdriver, which is forgivable. I would like the bits to be stored magnetically like other similar drivers as they are a bit…

Before seeing this I only used Wiha for micro bits. I usually use larger bits - Megapro with 1/4 hex stainless steel bits. All of this is excellent. But someone at Megapro's idea of putting microbits into the Megapro format is a great idea. The size of the Wiha Microbits is 4 mm. MegaPro is about 3.5mm. Wiha bits fit megapro; The megapro bits hang freely in the Wiha holder. Megapro's bits are reversible (allowing for more types), while Wiha's are not. Wiha manufactures more types of Microbits…