Zalava Precision Screwdriver Electronics Extension Review

I thought it was an inferior non-brand device for the price when I bought it a year ago but I was pleasantly surprised to find it was of the same high quality as the ones that were cheaper. My friend has the ifixit toolkit and it is exactly the same. In a year of using this tool I have never snapped a single bolt. The bits are very high quality and magnetic, the screwdriver is made of aluminium. I recently lost a screwdriver in my kit so I specifically looked for Zalava to replace it. i found…

For $14 this set is pretty impressive. Magnetic case, 64 bits, two different types of tweezers and flexible bit extension. It also has a small storage space on the outside of the case for screws or other bits. My favorite part is the magnetizing bit, which I haven't had in years. Lost my last one and keep forgetting to get a new one as I only used the one screw bowl base. Anyway, I disassemble a lot of electronics for my hobbies and I think that would be very helpful. I tested it on the remote…

For only $9 (on sale), it's almost unbelievable that an aluminum screwdriver is included. The screwdriver itself is very strong, well made and feels high quality. There aren't many bits themselves, but that doesn't mean they're bad, the feel is okay, but nothing impressive, the variety of bits is very good, basically you're ready to start repairing computers, toys, glasses , Watches, game consoles to begin with, almost all kinds of small electronic devices. The 4-point magnetized case is very…

This is a well thought out kit to take care of your EDC gear. The torx bits worked well for loosening the screws on my folding knives. Each torx bit was tight with no slippage. I really like the reversible black metal pen. Whether I loosened or tightened, the knob worked amazingly well and under control. All other bits in the kit went into the handle very smoothly with a positive magnetic connection. Really beautifull. The flexible extension has also attracted positive attention in use. The two

I've encountered many toolkits trying to impersonate the ifixit Pro Tech Toolkit and failing. One of the strengths of this little kit is that it doesn't try too hard to do this. But his weakness is that he doesn't try hard enough. Strength, because if a set looks too much like a cheap Ifixit knockoff, you'll expect it to be awful. A weakness because if he had actually borrowed a little more, it could have been a much more viable set. Think of it like a set of screwdrivers with a pair of…