🛠️ Professional 110 in 1 Precision Screwdriver Set - Magnetic Tools for PC Repair Kit, Mobile Phone/Tablet/Computer/Watch/Camera/Eyeglasses/Other Electronic Device Repairs Review

Well I bought this set for home use as I am a self employed person who repairs electronics from time to time. About this set I would like to say the following: - They feel good in the hand and are strong enough to take a beating. - There are all the necessary bits for analyzing small electronics. - The quality of the set is quite decent. Do many standard jobs that require you to tighten or loosen screws.

According to reviews this would make a great set. Well I work with the insides of computers and need reliability and magnetism for very small parts. When screws fall from a screwdriver into a computer case, it's just not good. This set is a waste of money. Nothing is truly magnetic except for the magnetizing element included in their composition. The extensions have magnetic tips, but the bottom ends that go into the screwdriver aren't magnetized (or incredibly weak). As long as the tips don't…

I'm the 'fix' type rather than 'replace' type, and patience and a little engineering savvy saved us a few bucks. This kit is great for me because I always struggle with fasteners. From automobiles to coffee makers, manufacturers always use the most obscure fasteners to render their devices useless to the average person. This kit has all the little things you need to make this small repair. The price was reasonable. The kit packaging for me was different than the photo and a little less user…

After reviewing several tool kits I settled on this one because it contained all the bits and tools (tweezers and wrenches) I needed to upgrade needed new mac mini. Torx and Torx security bits were provided in the right sizes, and other tools helped get the job done in a short amount of time. The grip section is great as it also uses the same magnetic extension as the bit sizes. The handle also has a hole at the top. The magnetic bit holder can be detached and used as a pry bar with handle to…

I know it comes with a part to magnetize the bits to hold the screws but that's not a problem. The biggest problem is that screwdriver extensions (shanks) tend to fall off easily, making it quite clumsy and frustrating to work with. This is where you screw something into a project (e.g. a motherboard), pull out a screwdriver and it shatters everywhere or on the floor, wasting your time. You'll have to reinsert the bit, bit extender, and everything else. You should either make the internal…

For the occasional small upgrade and electronics repair, I had a dependable set of 14 essentials, but the more products you process, the more types of security screws you see. So a few years ago I bought a 48-piece set, which of course was missing a few pieces. So I bought this 110 in 1 set thinking it would be it. A week later: It does not contain small triangles TA14 and TA18. I had to look for another set of screwdrivers. value priceA hole in the handle of a screwdriver to provide torque. I…

Bad: 1. First of all, as said, it is not possible to put both sides of the kit up at the same time. You have to put a lid on close one side and then flip the whole kit over to get to the other side.The yellow box in the middle is a single piece of molded plastic.There is no hinge to separate the two sides and let's see it's pretty uncomfortable. Sometimes you need to switch between handles and bits. This kit makes it very uncomfortable In my precision screwdriver sets, the main handles are…

My Nintendo 3DS joystick is broken. A simple piece of plastic, a small bracket broken through hundreds of hours of use and almost a decade of slow aging. I've looked through my game collection: there's still so much I haven't played, there's still so many I want to play. I knew I had to fix it. I grabbed a set of jewelry tools I bought a few years ago. "These little Phillips screwdrivers should do the trick!" I thought to myself. And they did, but then, disaster! Cheap metal bent immediately…