STREBITO Precision Screwdriver Set 153 in 1 Small Magnetic Screwdriver Set with Case, Electronic Repair Tool Kit for Computer, Laptop, iPhone, Macbook, PC, PS5, Xbox Controller, RC, Jewelers, Glasses

I like tools. And when it comes to a precision set like this I think it's pretty important not to skimp on quality. I can't afford the best German tools or whatever so I got this set for under 30 dollars and it's obvious someone put a lot of thought into this set. It's hard to gauge bit hardness without destroying one but they do seem pretty good. They're shaped very well. The quality of the other plastic tools is really good. The case holds them all tight. The selection of tools is just perfect. Everything leads me to believe they didn't skimp on the bits either. I did put a lot of torque on the torx T9 in my multitool and it was totally unphased. T5 worked good on my flashlights pocket clip. The handle is capable of giving a lot more torque than some of the smaller bits could ever handle, and that goes for any bit of any quality so make sure to use a heat gun or a soldering iron to heat up tiny screws with Loctite in them. I'm not going to torture test the tiniest bits of course but judging from the normal Phillips bits and stuff they're good quality. No immediate marks or wear and tear at least. Not one single bit looks weird or deformed. Very light oil. All very nice. The plastic guitar picks and pry bars are high quality plastic that doesn't bend. The extendable screwdriver shaft is smooth and rock solid. The little lid that holds the guitar picks is actually sturdy and I can't imagine it ever breaking from normal use. There are tweezers underneath the flexible shaft that are the normal cheap ones but they're good and easily replaceable. The flexible shaft feels good. It's all just good. The case closes with zero gap all the way around. The hinge feels sturdy, has a metal rod through it. I think the guitar pick lid has a metal rod through it too. The buckle snaps tight. The inclusion of the longer bits is just great. And the quarter inch to 4mm adapter. There's that tiny little magnetic screw tray and it's these little details and extras that really make this set perfect. Oh and there's tons of duplicates of the smaller bits! That is so nice! Solid purchase. Highly recommended. Beats much more expensive sets like the iFixit sets. Same quality if not better. Probably not the best tools in the world but you're definitely getting more than your money's worth here. Yes, it's a no name Chinese set but it's obviously a lot better than most other no name Chinese sets. OH, they thought to include metric AND American standard hex bits. So there ya go. It's actually pretty hard to find a set like this that includes both they usually just have metric. I'll be sure to update if anything bad happens but from initial inspection yep, great set.

I bought this to replace a broken pocket clip on a benchmade knife a T7. I seriously can't believe the quality of the entire set. If you work on small things sometimes knifes, gun scope brackets, imagine cell phones computers or what ever its definitely worth the money . Just a handy set to have around

If you tinker with electronics, or build PCs, or fix watches, or fix glasses, this is a must have. Everything about this little kit is great. The case keeps the dizzying array of bits well-organized and holds them safely and tightly. The bits themselves seem of high-quality metal and are unlikely to break or wear. The screw driver is sturdy, fits my hand nicely, and has a rotating head, which works nicely if (like me) you rest one hand lightly on its top (for pressure) and spin it with the other. It also comes with a nice assortment of other doohickeys, like tweezers, which come in handy when you inevitably drop a screw in a hard to reach place. A nice bonus is the little magnetic mat which keeps loose screws from wandering off. The only complaint I can find is that the labeling on the bit holders is difficult for my aging eyes to read. Given the quantity of bits, and the compactness of the case, space is tight...so, not sure if its even possible to fix that issue. I mention it only to make the review a bit more believable/relatable :)

The bits are good quality, the main wrench is a little light and doesn't feel very sturdy. I like the case, it's solid and small enough to fit in my laptop bag.

Excellent device. Perfect for nearly all jobs in the home and for all digital equipment, too. Very happy with this product

Review of STREBITO Precision Screwdriver Set 153 in 1 Small Magnetic Screwdriver Set with Case... I received my Strebito screwdriver set today. It was well packaged with no noticeable damage. Opening the box I was astounded by how many bits there was. I probably won't be using all the bits but it's good to know I have them. I inspected each component and tried a few bits on a few screws that are used on hard disk drives. All the bits fit well and did not wiggle in the screw head. I really like the bit handle with the extension. The extension lengthens by pulling back on the knurled ring. When completely pulling the extension out of the handle, I inspected each length and it was well made without any defects (i.e. burrs and uneven groves). Prior to inserting back into the handle, pulling back the knurled ring is required. I tried to put it back in without doing that and the extension would not go in (which is a good sign that the bearing lock is working properly) Before placing it back in the box I lubed it with WD40. The only tool that didn't impress me was the tweezers. The tweezers are not made for grabbing anything except a screw or larger item. I held the tweezers up to a backlight and noticed a gap from the tip down 1/2 inch. When squeezed harder, the gap increased in size. A careful inspection and the culprit was the painted surface. There was a noticeable bump that had to be scraped off. Overall, this tool set is very well made and I will probably use it for many years. if I could read the sizes it would have been near perfect. I ordered the blue box and the lettering is VERY small and grey in color. I have 20/20 vision but I cannot read the sizes. Even angling the box to the light makes it worse. I guess, small bits deserve small lettering. A background of white with black lettering would have been a nice touch. Other than that, it's a great tool kit. Can't beat the price!

Took me some time and a lot of deep diving to find a set of bit tips that had an Oval one. I have never come across this type of screw head in my life. A certain New capsule based instant Espresso machine maker definitely doesn't want you to fix your own machine. I was able to take er apart and put er back together several times without rounding off the head of the screws. I have 3 sets of small screw drivers for taking apart electronics that I kinda no longer need. I have never owned a set of I-Fix it tools so I cant say for sure but based on spec this index has ever thing they have but at half the price. The case is nicer then it needs to be and durable. There is a screw storage compartment that they threw a couple of pick tools into for good measure. The only thing it lacks is the metal shims for taking apart I-pods and such. I can't believe it took me so long to pick up an index like this. It is good value for money for sure. If your a "fix it myself', "tools are cool", "right tool for the job", kinda person then hesitate no longer.

Had this for over a year now and it's by far the most versatile and sturdy kit I've owned. I work on a lot of IoT devices, and small electronics so it gets a lot of use. I had an early iFixIt kit where the bits were silver/grey color and it seemed like they were constantly getting chipped trying to take out screws that weren't even that stuck. I finally tossed it because so many bits were broken. I like that this kit has an extension built into the handle, no losing it. It comes with an adapter to use standard 1/4" bits (from a household drill or other tools), a magnetic bit, plastic pry tools. This really seems like a kit made by someone who takes small and microelectronics apart for a living. If I had to complain about something, it would be that there's so many bits in the case that they're extremely close together and can be (VERY) hard to remove from the case the first few times.