Syntus Precision Screwdriver Set, 63 in 1 with 57 Bits Screwdriver Kit, Magnetic Driver Electronics Repair Tool Kit for iPhone, Tablet, MacBook, Xbox, Cellphone, PC, Game Console, Black

I picked this little set up just for servicing my folding knives. So far I couldn't be happier with it. It's had all the sizes I've needed, which is about 7 different tips at this point. Each has held up well for what I've put them through. No signs of wear at this point.The handles are nice and hold the tips securely with the help of the magnets. The only unfortunate part is they aren't magnetic at the tip so small screws don't stay secure without a little help.The storage box is nice and provides a nice kick up to the bits will stand straight, this helps taking them in and out when needed.All in all a good little kit that I would get again.

Cool little set, has way more bits than I could ever need but that's a good thing. I bought specifically for the tri-wing or whatever it's called 🙂 to work on a game console and it was great. Has a very well organized case with a handy spring loaded pop up feature, and the case is quite sturdy and should hold up well for storage and regular use. Magnetic tip is good but maybe not great with a bit in place, especially if one of the M sockets is used as well- I had to be creative to get into a deep screw hole. Excellent flexible extender, like a Dremel tool would have- did not need it but easily would get you to a right angle application. There is one piece on the right side of the case, I didn't figure out the purpose until just now. It's a magnetic bit receptacle that you can adapt to a standard driver or drill set, could be very useful in the future if more torque is needed. All in all I'd say they thought of everything and a few other things, definitely recommend it to anyone with a unique application need.

Bought the Yellow kit with bronze bit. Bronze with these small bits seems a lot harder to see what they are. Nice kit otherwise.

Review of: Syntus Precision Screwdriver Set, 63 in 1 with 57 Bits Screwdriver Kit, Magnetic Driver Electronics Repair Tool Kit (S2 Steel bits)This is one of the best sets of tools I’ve bought in a long time. So much versatility in such a small set of tools. I love it! And, the box that houses all the bits...kicks ass! There’s a little button you push, and all the bits pop upward, making it easier to remove and reinsert the bits, then just push down on the aisles of bits and they fold down into a locked position...so cool! The quality of the bits seem good; but time will tell. The design of this kit is fantastic. The bits seem strong and sharp. The other pieces are very helpful, especially the flexible shaft to get at screws in tight spots. There was a lot of thought that went into this kit. They included a product information card, that suggests that I register the purchase with their company for an extension of 6 months to their 12 month warranty, making it 18 months. By then, I should know the real quality of the S2 steel used in the bits.This is a great purchase if you work on electronic devices. I purchased it because I needed a special security torx to fix a microwave....I’m so glad I did!

I just received the “Syntus 63 in 1 Precision Screwdriver Set”. It arrived in two days. Its packaging was very good. The plastic case was not broken or cracked which is very good because I have received other plastic cases that were broken and/or cracked. This set is for miniature screws and nuts. A few bits may work in some small common sized screws. I really like the case. It is very well designed every piece in the set is easily reachable. If you hold the case so the bottom of each bit is pointed toward the celling and the blade end points toward the table no bit falls out of its position in the case. The button that releases the bit racks works really well once the button is pressed all bits are easily accessible. I like the flexible extension. I believe that this will be very useful. Having magnetic bits is very useful when working with tiny screws.At first sight of this set, I am very impressed with tool. The important point left to be evaluated is the durability of the bits themselves.