🔧 Antrader 12Pcs T25 TORX Security Bits: High-Quality 1/4-Inch Hex Shank TORX T-25 S2 Steel 1" Torx Head Screw Driver Bit Review

The product shown consists of 15 parts in a plastic case. Received a dozen pieces in a plastic bag. Classic bait and switch.

Torx bits come loose when building patios and docks, so it's good to have lots of inexpensive bits on hand. If you order them, you'll have a lot of inexpensive torx bits.

At first I thought I didn't need that much but I remember photographing other brands in the same standard size so I'm glad to have more. This worked great for a power supply I wanted to take apart and inspect.

You can't even hold a small screw. They may have some kind of "magnetic" coating, but it's so weak they can't even hold a tiny screw. It can work well as a regular racket, but is useless if you buy it thinking it's magnetic.

Good for light duty work with small T20 screws over two and a half inches, they round off the screw. Don't even think about using a hammer drill. Walked through five heads and set up a fence gate.

These bits are NOT tough! What I had didn't seem able to get more than two or three screws in before they broke. I used 2 1/2" number eight screws. They might be fine for lighter work. For something heavier I would suggest using a well known product like Makina, DeWalt or the ones I picked for Bosch.

They are not only cheap in price, but also in terms of quality. I would return them but I should have known better. The photo you see shows installing/removing about a dozen screws from 2" boards. I'm glad there are a whole dozen of them. I'll probably need all of them to get a quarter of the job done. Much luck. Wouldn't suggest it.