SHARDEN Precision Screwdriver Set, 122 in 1 Electronics Magnetic Repair Tool Kit with Case for Repair Computer, iPhone, PC, Cellphone, Laptop, Nintendo, PS4, Game Console, Watch, Glasses etc (Red)

I got this set to supplement my Ifixit kit since I had gone on sale for about $12 when I purchased it, and I'm very glad that I did it as an entirely replaced my I fix a kit in both its form factor and usability, it's a very compact kit that's easy to carry around and has every single bit that I need without having uncomfortable screwdrivers. The quality of the screwdriver could be better and the bits aren't anything to write home about but they're more than sufficient for the last 2 years I've been building computers, and my set has been well abused. Sure I'm missing 2 bits and I've lost all the little plastic tools due to them wearing away or simply being misplaced, but the affordability of the set and it's case holding up being tossed about has certainly impressed me considerably. The extending bit holder on the screwdriver is also great for screws in tight spots, like when installing a motherboard no case that has a very tall cooler 9/10, would recommend without hesitation, my only complaint is that the screwdrivers handle has started to have the rubber detached from the plastic, but I say it's a warranted after all this time and usage

I think I've owned this kit for a handful of months at this point. The primary use being for taking apart a laptop and applying some new paste to my GPU/CPU/heatsinks. It did that with ease and has just about everything you'll need for taking apart electronics. As far as I'm concerned, that's all that can be expected of it as it's what its marketed for. It fills that role and then some. Now, I've also used it for other applications: mainly for taking apart my firearms to do cleaning and upgrading. It has worked admirably in that role as well; the small size of everything has been invaluable. I'm writing this after I stripped on of the smaller attachment heads for the screwdriver—the 0.5mm hexhead. That little attachment saw a lot of use and abuse—it served beyond it's call of duty and will be remembered fondly. It was defeated by the pistol grip to a Saiga clone shotgun that seems to be almost welded on, even after applying deep creep. Still, the hexhead put up a hell of a fight, at times seeming to almost turn it loose. RIP 0.5 Hex. I highly recommend this little kit, it's excellent for the price. Just be aware of the limitations of the material, as it's really meant for electronics. It can extend far beyond laptops and phones but don't expect the world of it. I'd appreciate if you could mark this as helpful if you found it to be useful in your decision-making process. I'm trying to get into the Vine program and that'd mean a lot. Thank you and take care.

It's probably not the first consideration to most people but organization matters a lot to me when it comes to my tools because I have a lot of them to keep up with. I like to see what I have and this set provides both durable storage and visible organization. Add to it functionality and competitive price. That pretty much checks all of my boxes. Other sets like this mostly come in fabric-like folders, which I've learned leads to constant spilling and tool misplacement. In my opinion, tools should never get in the way of the work. Additionally, I've found the quality of this set to be satisfactory for my needs in terms of the various applications for which I use them. While there are a lot of pro tools out there costing more, unless you plan to use them every day this set will likely meet your needs. If you shop around you'll see a lot of the same folder-type sets packaged under various names but this one is unique in its packaging. There are a lot of options out there, so I think it's probably hard to compete in this category. The fact this set does might tell you something. I'm a happy customer and you probably would be too.

This tool kit offers good value for its price, making it a solid choice for everyday repairs. While the quality may not be the highest compared to some competitors, it includes all the essential components and more. Although retrieving some of the smaller pieces can be challenging, the kit is generally easy to use and understand, with a well-organized container. For those seeking the best quality within this price range, this kit is likely one of the most cost-effective options available.

Great little kit for electronics. This kit has everything you need to work on all sorts of electronics. Very durable pieces, great quality.

This SHARDEN precision screwdriver set includes a wide variety of bits and accessories, which is great for repairing electronics, phones, and other small devices. The case keeps everything organized, and the tools feel solid for light to medium use. So far, all the pieces fit screws properly and have held up well without stripping. It’s a handy kit to have at home or work if you deal with different types of screws regularly. Tool kit: Includes a huge selection of bits and helpful accessories. Quality: Overall good build quality for the price. Storage capacity: The case holds everything neatly in place.

Whether you are taking cell phones apart, or removing the battery out of an old MacBook, or tinkering with modern electronics, this screwdriver set is essential. Comes with TORX, phillips, 3 pronged security screws, standard screwdriver, and several other types of bits, a magnetic pad to hold your screws in place, a magnetizer/demagnetizer block, extending handle, etc, etc. For the price, you can't beat all the bits you get. A coworker of mine has had this set for over a year and after using his at work, I had to get my own to have around the house, well worth it.

When I was researching computer parts for my first build, I realized I need a precision screwdriver kit. Every PC youtuber were telling me to buy ifixit kits. I decided to watch a review of the ifixit kits because none of the sponsor videos ever really delved into the nitty gritty. It was really tempting. $70 for a bunch of electronics repair tools and a lifetime warranty. However, the guy who was doing the review claimed that it was more worth to buy one of the cheaper precision tool kits 4 times than to buy 1 ifixit kit, and he was right. So far, I've used this many times and it hasn't broken on me. The driver feels nice. It's got a nice rubber grip and gives good leverage. All the bits are well made and I haven't had one break on me yet. They do come with a lubricant coating on them that smells weird, but nothing too crazy. All the tools are labeled with pictures and a number beside it referring to the size of the bit, which is very handy when you're looking for a 0000 phillips head, but can't find it because of the Y000 tip. The worst part of the bits is that there is difficult to grip them. Especially on the slimmer bits, it's almost impossible to take out. My fingers keep slipping because it's so thin and I sometimes poke myself on the surrounding bits. I had the most trouble with the flathead bits because they were the most sloped with no way to grab them. More room between each bit would alleviate such pains. The extra pieces that come in handy are the tweezers and plastic prying pucks. Everything else is just in case. Magnetic pad is also nice, however, if you're doing computer repair work, it's too small to be effective. The tweezers are very cheap. They leave gaps at the tip and are not sturdy at all. Magnetizer is a cool addition, but ineffective since it doesn't last long. I think it's more of a gimmick because I have not yet had the need to use it. Maybe in a while the driver will lose it's magnetism and I may have to use the magnetizer to remagnetize it. The case is quite sturdy for such cheap plastics. I haven't dropped it yet, so I have no idea how well it can handle falls, but just by lifting it you can tell it's a good build. It doesn't open randomly and the lid fits in place. For such a product, I don't know how it's so cheap and I don't know how ifixit can charge so much.