So my Dell XPS had multiple issues (Battery, power plug, dust+overheating) and I needed to open the case. Of course Dell chose to make the screws Torx T5 instead of normal screws so I had to buy a set. I almost never need Torx so I wanted to get the cheapest set possible that wasn't terrible and this fits the bill. It's magnetic and even the inside of the plastic case is magnetic so the bits lock back into place. Yeah both the screwdriver and the case could be sturdier but I don't care at less than 9 dollars with a coupon. This serves it's purpose and I didn't have to spend more for something I will barely use. One thing I will say is that it is much smaller than it looks in the picture, but it does come with an extension and it being light is good in a way (big/heavy would make it uncomfortable and awkward to use). Read more
Great for the price. This is a sturdy solid feel when using it. The handle is comfortable in my hand. A great and varied selection of bits. Two issues. As o e reviewer mentioned the bits are held in place by a magnet. For most uses works fine, but I see a potential of them slipping out of handle. Second more important issue, I have big fingers and it is kinda hard grabbing bits from tray. The markings are in front so when the tray pops up, they are hard to read. As an older slightly disabled tinkerer these are small but noteworthy concerns. That being said, this is a really nice useful set of tools. Happy I purchased them and would definately recommend them to others. Tool - 5 stars Case - 4 stars Read more
Overall I'm very pleased. I went through a couple of sets trying not to step up to a much higher price point. I just don't use it enough to justify it. The drivers are overall great. There is however a crucial need for more Philips drivers. How so much variety could shortchange the most needed driver set is just beyond me. Buy some micro bits. Also my case arrived pre-torn( see pic). The kit was 100% new so I have no explanation. The company warranty covers it, they ship replacement no questions asked, but honestly I've packed so extras into it by now that there isn't space enough to use that belt loop anyway. Problems solved. Plus it's easier to hook a carabiner into the very sturdy rivet, and hook it on and off my belt as needed. Also notable, the flexible driver doesn't turn well at all. It will do the job, but uncomfortably and you won't look forward to needing it ever again (see picture 2). I can still picture it and hear it. Overall great for the pro-amateur like me, or maybe a beginning pro. The non-screwdriver tools are top notch. They't don't look like much but geez do they work well-make life almost too easy. If this sounds like you I think you'll be very happy buying this kit. Read more
High quality and perfect for small needs! Read more
Great value for the money. I've used this kit to successfully work on a few computers. It left no marks or scratches and made the whole process much easier. While some tools aren't the sturdiest, it's more important that you choose the right tool for the job. If you use a spudger to pry something open instead of a plastic pick, yes the spudger will bend. If you're smart about how you use them, though, they should be fine. I don't repair computers everyday, so I can't speak for the long term durability of the kit. But if you just want something that has all the tools you need and is easy to store for occasional use, this is perfect. Read more
Both my spouse and I think the way the storage is set up is nice - makes it easy to get to the bits and keeps them in their holder. The overall layout is nice, and it seems like it'll be durable, but I've only had it a week and used it once, so can't really say. Neither of us can figure out why there were three orange "guitar picks" in the included package with the branded cleaning cloth. They don't have any purpose in opening or using the tool. Last wish - that there was a dedicated way to store the tweezers, which are super handy in holding tiny parts as you remove/install them. Not saying where they are is truly a problem, but they rattle a bit and can get in the way if you don't put them in exactly right when you close the clamshell lid. Hope this isn't seen as negative - I gave it a 5 and it still seems a great value for the money! Read more
Just what I needed to open up a laptop case. This is going to be a handy set for the fine, little screws that your normal bits are too large for. The bits are smaller than the typical ones so a universal handle won't work. They should work with a power drill if needed. Comes with a Bit handle, bit extended, and a pair of forceps. Good deal! Read more
This is a fantastic set especially at the $10 price point. I needed a set of Torx and Phillips bits to open up an old Dell XPS laptop and salvage the hard drive for use with my new Dell XPS laptop. To adapt the internal hard drive for use as an external hard drive I got and recommend: Cable Matters Premium Aluminum 10Gbps Gen 2 USB C Hard Drive Enclosure for 2.5" SSD/HDD with USB-C and USB-A Cables available here https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07CQD6M5B/ref=cfb_at_prodpg. When dealing with such small screws (5 Torx), it's essential to have a magnetized bit/driver and this one fit the bill. I highly recommend this set if you're going to be working on laptops or small electronics. Read more
