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

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 looked like the perfect set. Each drill has a longer point and can penetrate a little deeper into deeper places, is relatively hard and has a regular shape. So far I'm very impressed with the set after using it. The tips fit well on most of the screws I've used them on. There is little play, so it does not slip. One slip didn't ruin the tip so it's pretty strong, the finish is a little wiped out and that's it. Not as good as the Integy Phillips tool steel screwdriver I have for my RC hobby, but still way better than a typical jeweler's set. If I ever lose a button the Beats will not work on any other kit I know of. I'm not sure if I can get a replacement pen if I lose it. I find the price-performance ratio excellent for a do-it-yourselfer, for the money it is worth it. I've only used about 10 bits so far but 2 of these were hard to find in other kits so that alone was worth the price.