Jackly 45-in-One Mobile Phone Screwdriver Set (JK-6089) CT-86969

The quality of this non-branded Chinaseum bit set just rises above the threshold of being useful. I suppose that's fine for VERY intermittent use. But for those with frequent need to drive micro fasteners, tiny security screws, and other diminutive unique tamper-resistant head profiles, you're better served by other purpose-built products.Pros:- Magnetic bits- Ample selection of common security head profiles- Organiser caseCons:- Low-quality Chinaseum metal bits- Driver is too small- Tweezers are worthlessBottom line:This inexpensive set may help you out on that instance when you find that none of your jeweler's screwdrivers with fit into some peculiar fastener. And bit from this set that fits a head profile may break under torque; or it might survive to drive another day. That's the risk you take with this bit set. Caveat emptor.

I knew, from reading other reviews, that these were not first-rate tools. However, they certainly fit the immediate need I had for a set to help me replace the battery in my Asus tablet. The set arrived quickly and with all the pieces described in the kit (30 bits, 1 bent-nose tweezer, and the bit driver (which is non-ratcheting). This is not the spring-loaded set which, in other reviews, has a tendency to shoot-out the bits when the container is opened. Rather, it opens at on end with a small amount of pressure. Plastic dividers in the lid help keep the bits in place when the lid is closed. I only had to do some minor reorganizing of the bits to follow the size table located inside the container.Quality is as you would expect for something at this price point. The metal for the bits is on the soft-side (I had one screw on the tablet which had slight resistance and you could see the Philips bit deform slightly), but for the rare occasion you need some of these bits you probably won't mind. It is a decent quality item for the price and for light / occasional work.

I bought this primarily to use the driver with mini bits I already have. The driver handle is made with a fairly hard, yellow plastic mixed with softer, red rubber. The bits are inserted into the machined metal end of the driver. It is small, comfortable, and strong.There are 30 bits of various types.The tweezers are made of two arms, each of constant thickness. The tips seem well-aligned. The tweezers do not fit correctly in the case -- the three slots are not lined up correctly.The case pretty hard, probably brittle plastic. Opening it is not intuitive as you must pull outward on the door were it connects to the window, but it is labeled if you look closely.

This set of screwdrivers has worked well for years! I lost a couple of them along the way and wanted to buy a new one to replace the old one. If the manufacturer is reading this, please bring them back!

I needed to do some surgery on my laptop, which has some super-tiny TORX screws. This kit worked perfectly, and even includes a little pry bar to get the case apart. Having all of the bits facing you is helpful in grabbing the correct one quickly. I'm setting up a specialized electronics tool kit, with miniature tools, and this will be a nice addition.