🔧 Nanch Precision Screwdriver Set: 22-in-1 Multi-Function Repair Tools with Magnetic Driver Bits - Ideal Pocket Toolset for Electronic Devices. Review

If you're wondering if the smaller bits are being handled accurately. Here are pictures of the smaller pentalobe bits. They are too small for the naked eye or the iPhone camera to determine the quality of their processing. For the test, the Pentalobe 1.2 worked well with my MBP's rear screws. However, pentalobe 0.8 does not fit the iPhone 6's screws. The smaller bit does not appear to be machined precisely. In addition, the labels on the bits are very difficult to read.

The driver itself feels solid and comfortable to use, as it's nice to have a barrel large enough for a comfortable grip. The magnets that hold the tip in place are a little weaker than I would like. I ended up returning it as a kit as some of the tips weren't finished well enough (1.5mm was definitely too small) and the metal tip wasn't hard enough, so I started sanding/rounding the edges by adding some Screws removed and completely sanded. try to tighten the first screw that comes back. I…

I have to admit the price made me reluctant to buy this kit but after reading the reviews I decided to buy it and I have to say this is one of the nicer kits. Just by the packaging alone, it felt like opening an Apple product to give you an idea of the careful thought process that clearly went into creating this kit. every self-made person. I'm not a professional and it would primarily be my job to fix electronics from time to time (like replacing the RAM on my friend's Macbook Pro and…

Probably the best set of secure bit drivers on the market. I am responsible for maintaining a fleet of computers and scientific instruments and bought this kit because it had a rare triple wing driver needed to replace the Macbook batteries. I spent a lot of time trying to find one with good quality bits as they are hard to come by. This one really impressed me with the quality of the beat and even more so with the quality of the driver which is better than any I've owned. It may look like…

I really like this precision screwdriver set from Nanch. The bits fit the screws snugly and tightly so you don't round the screws. The extra-long bits are so handy that you can use them to penetrate components or countersunk screws that no other precision bit set can. And the magnetic tips are very useful for inserting and removing tiny screws since you don't have to spend hours looking for them on the carpet. I also have a set of $200 Master Precision screwdrivers for 51 pieces and always…

I used cheap "jewellery" screwdriver sets as they were cheap and didn't hurt if they broke and were disposable. I've been fixing more electronics lately and noticed that a lot of people use custom bits, so I started looking. I didn't want to rob the bank since I don't make a living fixing things, but I also needed something halfway decent with the most bits I'll ever use. The main thing is that the tips are strong. Many tools also don't have room for large, short-tipped hex bits. So this set…

This set is typical Nanch quality so I just want to point out what disappoints me. Firstly, as can be seen in the attached image, the tang extension does not have a medium length locking groove so it can only be used fully extended or fully retracted unlike the product images which show the extension with a medium length groove. Not critical, but disappointing given my previous experience with Nanch tools. Second, they are slot nozzles, which are incompatible with other driver grips. I…

This review is for the "Nanch Small Precision Screwdriver Set 22 Bits" (***PRO TIP at the bottom of this review). I just bought this set and it's great. The driver is solid and has some weight, although not too much. just enough to feel nice and firm in your hand. This is also an attractive part, as are the tools. The rider has only two moving parts - the rotating tail piece and the nose piece that also rotates - and both assist in use. And there is a telescopic part, which is a pleasant…

I had to remove the pocket clip from one of my knives and take the other knife apart for cleaning and restoration. Since my knife was still "borrowed" from my neighbor (8 months or more) and was out of town, I went to a set of screwdriver bits with the matching bits needed to get the job done at Ace Hardware . That was mistake #1. The bat and all of its counterparts were made of "metal" so weak it had to be pressed against sheets and used to wrap food. this is for me, i went to my hardware…