LIFEGOO Precision Screwdriver Set,Mini Repair Tool Kit with Torx Triwing Bits Repair for Electronics Computer, Macbook, Laptop, PC, RC, PS5, iphone,Jewelers, XBOX, Glasses,Camera,Eyeglasses

I bought this tool set for my grandson to repair and assemble electronic devices. I try to avoid made in China items but I have to admit this tool set is very decent quality and superb breadth of tools for the low price of twenty bucks. The 5.5mm socket was exactly the right size for a radio controlled car kit he was upgrading. The flex driver extension also was handy to reach into 90 degree fittings. The entire kit has the very small size of driver heads you will not find at most hardware stores: hex, Torx, square, slot, Phillips, socket, etc. Some are so so small they work for watch repair! Pretty much a perfect tool set for working on any electronics from watches to radio-controlled vehicles/aircraft, and computers. Obviously you won't be reefing on these tools or bits with tremendous torque, but the machining is well done and all the surfaces look well executed, even and clean. The bits fit into the driver securely and are the same 1/4" hex stem as used in larger power tools and drivers. So one can easily add more specialty bits as needed from a multitude of sources. I liked that it included a magnetizer/de-magnetizer. It is very handy to have a magnetic tip to hold tiny screws or nuts in place, but it is great to have the option to remove the magnetism as needed, especially around electronics and memory chips.

It’s never too late to buy a complete set of precision screwdrivers. This is the perfect set for those who like to work on their own electronic devices that use different types of micro screws. I’ve bought individual screwdrivers for specific projects in the past. If I add up the total cost of those individual tools, it would probably be 10 times the cost of this Lifegoo precision screwdriver set. This set contains every single type and size screwdrivers you will need to work on today’s electronics. The handle or grip is perfect to get the screwdriver bits into tight spots. The best thing about this set is that everything fits inside the beautiful case, all 117 bits and other tools. I just used it to fix our Xbox X controller. It was so easy to find the correct size and type screwdriver needed. The bits are well made and performed well in this job. Highly recommended for the all tinkerers and professionals alike.

I have several bits and pieces of repair kits lying around after replacing several batteries and screens on iPhones over the years. Now I wanted to try to change out a button on a Nintendo Switch controller, and none of the leftover screwdrivers fit the screws in the device. This kit has every conceivable screw tip I can think of, plus pry tools, tweezers, and both rigid and flexible extenders for the screwdriver handle. The case holds everything firmly so parts won't get lost. For the occasional home electronics repair, this should have everything you need until someone invents yet another different screw head. I do wish the tweezers were more robust, but every tweezer I've ever seen in these kits is basically the same flimsy grabber that is easy to bend if you grab something too tight. Just don't over-squeeze.

I Have had this for over two years and use it alot. The build quality is on par with high end kits. Its easy to use and The bits dont round or fail. Its so versatile you can use it on almost any project. By far the best screwdriver said I've ever owned. It's also super convenient that it will magnetically hold screws to the bits.

I recently bought a new battery for my iphone and got a few rudimentary tools with the battery. The repair went ok, but I realized the cheesy tools with the battery kit were not going to cut it for any other repair. I have a bunch of older Apple devices, so I read a ton of reviews and decided on this complete, yet budget priced compact set. But it’s really well made. They’re solid tools, tips are all tough metal with 2 to 4 extra tips for the smallest sizes. They fit into the main driver, a nicely sized 6” with just the right amount of heft. It’s also got a telescoping extension built right into the driver... super-convenient. There’s every possible size of every possible tool, plus even a fully bendy extension to get in tough spaces. So now I can do every repair that my little brain is foolish enough to try. Everything is well packed into a 7" x 4" double-sided case. It even has a handy magnetic mat for those teeny tiny screws. If you keep it organized as it comes, you'll be happy. This nicely organized amazingly complete boxed set is worth every penny. To me it was a chance, but now I’m calling it a clever budget choice.

I got this to repair electric kettle with tri-wing screws. Since then I used it to repair many devices. The set has all the bits one might want for small appliance, cell phone or laptop repair. I especially like magnetic screw mat that comes with this set. You can place your screws on the grid and don't need to remember where they go. Definitely a good set. I used smallest bits and they are durable if you apply reasonable amount of force. People complain about bits breaking, but I have not had this problem. Torx-5 bit should not be used with 80lb/ft of torque. That kind of torque is for lug nuts on your car. I am very satisfied so far with this set and wish other products that I bought provided this value for the money

I've been needing a small tool set like this for a long time, but I never wanted to spend the 30 plus dollars for some of the more well-known brands, mainly because I don't do a ton of small form work. So when I saw this price of this being half of what some of the other sets cost, I expected to get something way cheaper feeling, something that wouldn't last long. But that's not this. I can't speak for any other brand or similar priced sets, but for under $20 ( I think I paid I bit over $17 in total) this is definitely worth it. Not only do you get a ton of bits (some I'm not even sure I'll use!) but most everything feels solid. I've had a few smaller screw drivers, and they worked and felt okay, but the one that comes in this set feels like it's worth the money alone. It has weight to it, feels solid when adjusting, connects the bits secure. The only thing that feels a bit off is the picks feel like they might break with some pressure, but I guess you can say that about a lot of plastic. As soon as I got this, I used this set to fix my xbox one controller. I'm going to use this to take apart a PS4 in hopes to bring it back from the dead, and stuff like that js exactly what I wanted to do with a tool set like this. I think it's definitely worth your money.

Gets the work done as expected, I still have it years after I purchased it