🔧 GogoFix Precision 66-Bits Repair Tool: Electronics, Computer, MacBook, iPad, iPhone, Xbox, Playstation, Camera - Efficient and Comprehensive Repairing Solution Review

This screwdriver set has all the small bits you could possibly need for an electronic device. It comes with a metal handle, a flexible handle extension and flexible tweezers. The bits are easy to insert and remove and stay in place while you use them. It's a little difficult to get the bits out of the case. All of this is housed in a hard plastic case with a lid held in place by magnets. The lid doesn't fit perfectly and often only 3 of the 4 magnets touch each other in the corners, but the…

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As an IT pro I find it very important to have a repair tool with more bits . Gogo Fix Precision 66-Bits includes a 66-bit screwdriver, aluminum handle, flexible extension, tweezers and an easy-open magnetized case. Use for electronics and other repairs. But I'm a little split about the case. What I like is that the bits are neatly stored in the case, but there's something about the closed case that if you drop it, the stuff stays in the case and it can fall out. But aside from the fact that…

This is a great set of different screwdriver bits at a great price. I've used this a lot on my PC and also to create a Fallout Pip-Boy kit. There's even a little tool for taking apart those pesky backup drive screws, tiny and star-shaped. It comes with sharp tweezers that will stick to anything it touches. I had to fight them. There is an extension rod there and the screwdrivers spin freely when working on small parts. The magnet on a real screwdriver isn't very strong and sometimes the screw…

Comes in a nice box with a magnetic lid to prevent a strap from breaking. The little bit holder is great in the sense that it should withstand years of use without loosening or losing its ability to hold bits securely. The problem is that the first set of bits I tried was so poorly constructed. that they are practically useless. The "Gamebit" bits for opening the old Nintendo and Sega security screws seemed like a good idea. The problem with a lot of them is that the bit wall is too thick to…

First Time I used this kit to do the removing the link and shortening my wife's watch strap. When using one of the very small and thin Flathead tips, part of the tip broke off. Doesn't look like the tips are hardened. They are made of S2 steel, which is harder than vanadium steel but is prone to breakage. S2 steel is actually used in the manufacture of screwdriver bits. The material is therefore well suited for these tools. I can't say why part of the tip broke off, but it happened. The set…

At first glance, this GogoFix Precision 66-bit repair tool looks like a very versatile set of bits for electronics, small appliances and the like. It has everything from standard flat heads (including for watches and glasses), Phillips, Torx, triangular, trilobe, hexagonal and other shapes. So, with this set of drivers, you can access and open almost anything from wristwatches to iPhones, Android devices, and other electronics (especially laptops that use very small Torx and Phillips screws)…