24 in 1 Micro Screwdriver Kit Set, Small Magnetic Repair Tool Kit for iPhone Mac book pro Eyeglasses and other Tablets

This little kit is a life saver. Ton of electronics in my home and this has allowed for repair of laptop and a 3DS so far. It has also done well for a laptop hard drive and RAM upgrade. Have not used long enough to determine how rugged it is, but the light use it has gotten so far it is doing well.

Overall I really like the kit. It measures 62mm x 140mm (2.75" x 5.5") so its extremely compact but packs a nicely rounded range of bits. The aluminium case is very sleek while the inner tool carton is well thought out. The bits are held in their slots magnetically with the driver on the side with its cap snugly fitted in its own pocket. There is also an empty pocket using the leftover space to hold small screws. The carton is secured in the case with push-button operation. The bits and driver seem to be of good quality and design on my first impression. Great overall. The one issue that really bothers me is the quality of the plastic carton and the fact that the driver is held in tension with three plastic prongs. If one were to break, the driver would be left to rattle loosely in place, and the potential for that to happen simply from wear is worrisome. The carton came with small cracks spreading from the magnet hole near the base of the prongs as shown in the images as well that looks like the carton was slightly bent. The magnets have been inserted through the side behind the driver and the holes resealed with plastic cutouts and a bit of rough glue work. The carton can also be bumped out of connection to the case if it were rattled hard enough in a bag or something, though shaking it aggressively won't. The set has the potential for perfection if not for the quality of the plastic used for the tool carton and the design of the driver-holding method. I can't be confident it would take years of use and abuse for the price. Still love it but I'm a little disappointed. *UPDATE I decided to return and reorder the product and got one without any issues. There are a couple other sets that could compete with this, but in the end I still prefer the needle point bits.

This is a nice idea, and the execution is almost perfect. Pros: A wide variety of tips are included, hitting almost everything you might use for general electronics work. Having one size higher for each would be ideal though. The metal case is very sturdy, and the release of the inner compartment feels solid. The bits pop into place via magnet, so it's easy to remove what you need without fear of losing something adjacent or breaking a plastic clasp. The bits themselves are slightly magnetized. The swiveling end-cap is very smooth. Cons: The grip threading on the driver can be painful to hold for extended periods of time, but it's not excruciating. While the tips ARE magnetic, the intensity of this magnetism varies a lot. Some bits were so strong I couldn't put them near screws I'd already removed without having to pry a handful of them off, while others were so weak they might as well not have been magnetic at all. The clasps holding the driver in place are the plastic tensioner type, so if anything fails in this case, it'll probably be this. The driver is a bit short. In multiple instances I've been unable to use this set simply because the bit couldn't reach the screw. A way to telescope the bits (like an extension bit you could use optionally), or just longer bits in general would be good. Some minor improvement on the next iteration of this device would be nice, but it's still a great purchase for hobbyists and the like.

Unlike the other outstanding Nanch sets of micro screwdrivers, the bits for this one don't have the standard thin hex shanks. The unique shank design for the bits and handle greatly limits the utility of the set because no one else makes bits like these. Too bad, because the package and everything else looks great.

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