🔧 49-in-1 S2 Steel Magnetic Precision Screwdriver Set for iPhone, Macbook, Laptop, iPad, PC, Watch, Drone, Toys, Glasses, Cameras, Electronics - Precision Repair Tool Kit by wovtool Review

Good for electronics repair, not strong enough for robot use. Everything is of pretty good quality, the tips started peeling off pretty quickly, just not strong enough steel to break down and a bit of a robot hardware rebuild.

Very strong. Strength tested with hollow core, thin wall T6 and T8 security bits on sheathed blade screws. Haven't lost any bit material or stripped on the screws. The included driver works well and the case is well designed. Has already paid for itself with beats I didn't even know existed. Excellent purchase.

Inexpensive minimum set, or received as replacement tips. I wanted a thin grip, I got it. Reach a certain repair hole, it will not work, the handle is too thick. I added another expansion kit, the combination of the kits does everything I need. The case latch fell out, but after I reinstalled it.

Let me start by saying this is a great collection of beats. They are held in place by a magnet. (Important note on the second part of this review). The handle is a bit flimsy but that's not a problem for what I need. However, the latch that holds the tray in its case broke right out of the box. Too bad because now I can't take them anywhere and when they fall it's a mess. Now they live on a shelf/bench.

I usually stay away from cheap tools, but this set contained some obscure bits that I really needed. I was very impressed with the quality of this set for the price I paid. If I only use it once it will pay for itself. Of course I have more expensive tools made in Germany, but that's something to be proud of, including a metal case that clicks into the sheath, a "Microbit" handle that also fits WIHA bits, and the fact that the bits stay attracted in the case by a magnet which allows me to look…

It looked like a small collection of tiny pieces, but I didn't realize how awesome it really was. I was expecting something bigger and fairly cheap, but the mechanism that snaps the tray into the lid is nice and smooth and the bit holder feels very solid. I love how all the bits are held in the compact case with magnets and are easy to remove but stay in place very well while you twist it back and forth to look for the right bit. Removing the bit holder can be a bit tricky as there isn't really

I like it but the one I have has problems. The bottom plastic part of the case is not fully seated. The magnet or clip or whatever isn't strong enough won't hold the bit section in place. That means if you push it in and tilt the case the bit part slides out again, I have to use a small piece of tape to keep it closed. This is very impractical and I am not happy with it. I like it (which is why it has three stars) for the size and the idea behind it, but what I got is very disappointing. If you