FantastiCAR37PCS Precision Screwdriver Kit, Durable S2 Steel Microbits, with Low-Gravity Design Magnetic Driver Handle, for Electronics Repair

Inspired by a recent work reward, I thought I'd get my dad a free-spinning linear torque "kinetic" driver, one small enough to be carried easily in a hand or pocket.I had NO idea he'd put it to use almost immediately! He loves it; and to be honest, I'm seriously debating getting one for myself to keep in my work truck!Fits nicely into his palm, the screw heads all slip in and hold with magnets. It's a fantastic little tool!

I haven't found a single thing to dislike about this kit. I left one of the zipties on to make it a hinged lid, and I'm liking that. If they could've somehow offered internal bit storage, I would be a superfan. Still extremely highly recommended!

Nice set love the magnets I think for the price of $20 it should have bearings in the top so it would spin nicely but I love the bits and magnetic box with magnetic lid and each bit has magnets in the holes to keep them snug

I use this a lot, like a lot more than I thought I would.The feel of the tool is nice and the bits are awesome as well. I have no cons about this piece of kit.One suggestion is only cut one of the zip ties off the lid and base that way it hinges on the other and stays together.

Strong, durable, multiple tools bits and shapes. Case with magnets is life-saving to keep bits from falling out (genius design). Compact case makes for easy storage and use. Handle is a good fit in the hand. Rotating bottom piece makes it extremely easy to use.

I have no idea why I bought this. I have multiple sets of the Wiha master set and various smaller sets from Wera. Wiha is the gold standard, but the new stuff is far less impressive. The last Wiha item I purchase disgusted me as it wasn't any better than some of the stuff made in China.Nevertheless, I wouldn't trade my high-end precision kits for this, but for an extra set to leave at work or throw in the RV, it will totally do just fine. It's on par or maybe slightly better than the iFixit kits. The fit an finish is really good and the case is cool. The lid is just held on by magnets, so you can't throw it in a tool bag. I put a "ranger band" around it and it appears to be holding fine in one of my toolkits.

When I bought this, I was not expecting it to be as useful as I have found it to be. It has become my go to set for disassembling small electronics, and permanently lives in my desk drawer. The bits are holding up well, and the variety seems to be perfect, enough to handle just about any task, but not so many that it takes up a bunch of room unnecessarily. This is one of those purchases that I am really happy that I made.

Case halves magnetize together, and fit together perfectly to the point that when you put the lid on it softly seats onto the base. Feels really nice. All of the bits are held in magnetically so if you tip or drop it you don’t spill them everywhere. The screwdriver is all metal, has a good texture on the wider section for more torque, the spiral section is almost “sharpened” for better grip, and the thin section towards the top makes it easy to spin fasteners in and out very fast. And my favorite feature, the end of the handle has a bearing that spins beautifully no matter how much downward pressure is on it. All of the bits are strong and I have had no issues with the bits rounding out or bending. All around great design went into every single part of this kit.