Review on Jakemy 39-in-1 Precision Screwdriver Set for iPhone, MacBook, PC and More - Magnetic Tips and 36 Bits Included by Anferny Pineda

I had a small electronics to try different types of screws with it like an electric screwdriver. Sockets with a larger bit, CD drive case screws, etc.) + Torque control is essential with these tools unless you want your screws to be ripped off while tightening, luckily it has a nice, wide range, *I WOULD NOT PRECISION -BUY ELECTRIC SCREWDRIVER WITHOUT THIS* + the speed is really fast when you need to remove a whole bunch of screws from the board, that's great for that + the tool head is compatible with most types of mini screwdriver bits; This is useful if you want all of our tools to work together. I have small electronics screwdrivers so the extra 18 security bits can be used for this screwdriver and my favorite hand screwdriver. There are a few downsides, but they can be dealt with. There is no locking mechanism if you want to break the glue or screw in the screw (or that's really bad), so you have to use the highest torque control and then set whether you want to remove the laptop case screws without removing them - the button position is strange; unless you hold it like a stamp (the opposite of how you should hold a screwdriver) it's very awkward to hold - there's only one regular Phillips bit and it's for electronics only, more would be nice though I had a compatible bit, thanks to which I could easily open the cases of computers and CD-ROM drives - large; I'm still trying to find a precision screwdriver with adjustable torque but pocket sized, but this one is still small enough to fit in a pocket if I can find a way to prevent the buttons from being pressed. extra bits in the kit can't be stored anywhere in the case; I had to move them with my other beats for the time being