30 in 1 Small Precision Screwdriver Set, Professional Magnetic Mini Repair Tool Kit for Cell Phones, Computers, Watches, Laptops, Macbooks, Game Consoles, Toys, Eyeglasses, Electronic Products

When this set arrived, and I opened the package, I had doubts, but I used it tonight to fix my laptop, and it worked well.I had tried to make my repair months ago with my husband's professional kit, but I apparently chose the wrong screw, and I couldn't find the screwdriver I needed, so I've been limping along with the bottom separating from the top ever since.This time, before I clicked "add to cart" for a whole new laptop case, I picked the longest Dell screw I had, dropped it in, did battle with the bit case to extract the 2.5 Phillips from its slot, and I screwed it in. I replaced 3 more screws as well. My laptop is behaving much better now.Inserting the bit in the handle was no trouble, and the handle was easy to use, even with stiff fingers. Seriously, though, it should not be so difficult to extract a bit, which is why I've chosen to make this a 4 stars review instead of 5. I do notice, however, that after you remove and replace a bit a time or three, it gets easier. You'll still poke yourself extracting the inner bits, and if you're even mildly arthritic, you should plan to use something besides your fingers to pull these bits out of the case.The tweezers should be useful for picking up screws, and I have no idea what the brush is for, but it did a nice job on my laptop keys, so there's that. Note: if you try to use the tweezers to extract the bits, you'll break them. Use pliers.I like the idea of the flexible extension, although I suppose it's one of those things that I won't need for a very long time until suddenly I do. I certainly wish I'd had something like it that time I fixed my furnace, so I'm glad to have it, just in case something smaller gives me the same contortion problem.This is not the set one would buy for professional use, but for the home user, it should have everything required to take small things apart and put them back together.

Whether adjusting your eyeglasses or disassembling your video game machine to save a jammed disk - this precision screwdriver set will give you most of what you need to get the job done. The set contains a nice assortment of driver bits (including hard to fine tri-point screwdrivers) along with a magnet and tweezer (to help corral those tiny screws). Add to that a few additional attachments and a nice case - and you have a good general-purpose set. A great buy for the hobbyist or home user, and a nice add to your traditional tool set.

Bits are functional, but low quality. They're a bit soft and the grind on them is really inaccurate. I don't know how many of the specialty bits will actually work. Comparing this to my older iFixit kit it's night and day, this is just barely a step above dollar tree quality. Pretty sure you could do better at Harbor Freight.

I have owned several precision screwdriver sets in my life. Usually, these sets contain 4 or 5 bits and all too often, the bits are soft enough that they are easily destroyed. Happily, that is not the case with this set. It comes with a bit for just about every micro-sized fastener I have encountered plus several that I have never seen before. More importantly, perhaps, the bits seem to be properly hardened making them much less likely that they will be easily damaged with proper use. The handle is comfortable to use and the extensions seem to work reasonably well (though I hope that, when I working with micro-screw sizes that I never have need to deploy one of these extensions.) I expect that I will get a lot of use out of this set. The addition of the tweezers and brush are both nice to have but they don't really seem to fit with the set. (If I had to guess it would be that they were added to bump the parts count to a nice round 30.)There are a few things, though, that serve to knock the review down to 4 stars from 5 stars. First, when I first started using this set, the bits did not fit smoothly into the handle. I think this is due to the anodizing of the aluminum handle. The good news is that with repeated action, the bits slide in easier and easier and over time, I expect this problem to go away. The next problem is the revolving cap. This is a traditional feature of precision screwdrivers but unlike most precision screwdrivers which are 5/8" across, this one is, inexplicably, about 3/8". This gives less surface area in contact with my finger/thumb and as a result, the cap tends to rotate with the screwdriver rather than staying stationary (thus removing any value in having a rotating cap). Lastly, it would be nice if the case was designed so that all of the pieces were easily accessible. The bits are accessible as is the magnetizer/demagnetizer, but the handle, the tweezers, the brush and the extensions are all crammed into two slots in the foam which is rather annoying when whatever you need is at the bottom and you have to dig out everything else to get to what you need. (This situation will be improved somewhat when I take the tweezers and brush out of the case permanently. These will get stored with my other tweezers and brushes.)

I won't get much use out of most of these bits, but I've always wanted a mini tool set to have in my house.The smallest flathead is just the right size for my eye glasses.I like the flexible extension of the driver.I like the option to magnetize or demagnetize a bit.The bits came demagnetized. I magnetized one and tried to pick up a normal 1.5 inch screw. It wasn't strong enough to pick it off the table, but it did raise up one end to 45 degrees. If it can do that, it would easily pick up the small screw this set was designed for.