HengTianMei Screwdriver Sets 141 Piece Electronics Precision Screwdriver with 120 Bits Magnetic Repair Tool Kit for iPhone, MacBook, Computer, Laptop, PC, Tablet, PS4, Xbox, Nintendo, Game Console

Easy to access IT tools

For $15 I'm going to say don't think twice. It doesn't feel cheap and you get beyond your moneys worth. The driver is my least favorite part. Really skinny and the palm swivel is way too small. Just order a Wera 4mm nut driver and go nuts. You'll have an extra that way and you're under $30 for literally all you'd needhand tool wise for electronics. I keep it on my desk. Looks good enough without having to drawer it.

Gran producto, muy útil y fácil de utilizar, adicionalmente entregado muy rápido

I already have an iFixit set of tools that is very similar to this but wanted to have one that I could keep in the RV for when we are camping. There have been a couple of times when I could have using a small bit to fix something on the road and my kit was at home.So when I saw this I thought it was worth a look.Comes with two carrying bags.Pros:Seems to be well made and decent qualityHas virtually all the tools that my more expensive kit has for about 1/3 the cost.Compact designCons:The packaging is a bit more awkward compared to my more expensive kit, but for the difference in price it's not a huge con. The more expensive kit has all the tools in one easy to open and use case where this has a bunch of the pry tools and other miscellaneous tools in a separate bag. The main tool case was a little hard for me to open, but probably just due to my hands.Other than the minor nits on the packaging of the tools this looks like it will be a very good travel set, and if I need it again in the future I would order again.

Perfect for my projects that require small bits. Knife clips, train disassembly, appliance repair, you name it, this kit works for it.

This product offers a vast collection of small screwdriver heads: slotted, Phillips-head, nut driver, Allen wrench, and so on. They're kept in a unique and convenient octagonal cylindrical plastic folding case that is held closed by magnets. I look forward to keeping this set handy for all the times I have to disassemble and reassemble electronic and other precision items.In addition to the many heads for driving screws and bolts, there is also a powerful magnetic head. This can be used to retrieve screws or other small magnetic metal items caught in tight, hard-to-reach spaces. Actually, all the heads seem to be magnetized, but less powerfully than the dedicated magnetic head. There are two slots in the plastic case marked with magnet symbols: one slot also has a plus (+) mark and the other also has a minus (-) mark. The video available on the Amazon details page for this product seems to suggest that waving a screwdriver head in the "plus" slot increases its magnetism, but in my tests I found no evidence that either the "plus" or the "minus" slot had any effect on the magnetism of a screwdriver head.I am both amused and bemused by some of the other tools included in this package. For example, there are three "dlubl ended" (double-ended) pries, one metal one and two identical plastic ones. I guess you would use these for prying whatever needs to be pried, and I guess they give you an extra plastic one in case the first plastic one breaks.An auxiliary pouch contains other items. See the photo that accompanies this review. These include what appears to be a blue static discharge cable. It seems that one end of this cable is wrapped around your arm while the other end is attached to the chassis of whatever electronic appliance you are working on. The pouch also contains a black plastic cylindrical (pencil-like) pointed thing and a blue plastic scraper that looks like a shaver. Three translucent plastic cards are marked as tools "to open the mobile phone LCD screen." That's clear enough, but why do you need three? As for the blue plastic triangle things shown in the accompanying photo, they are baffling. And why do you need six?In summary, this is a useful addition to my toolset, allowing me to handle just about any small screw I might run across. The Amazon details page for this product gives a thorough and pretty accurate accounting of what you'll get. What's not to like? Five stars!

I’ve bought this product twice, but the second time it didn’t come with everything like the first time. Missing the skinny black bag w/ the blue plastic pry tool and the blue triangle spacers

I like the novelty of the roll-up case; this is reminiscent of those plastic "Rolykit" cases they used to sell via infomercial when I was a kid. But it's not as good.It's too cumbersome to take the place of my more handy "daily driver" smaller kits that I carry around, but it's got a great selection of hard-to-find bits that other kits lack.I can't trust bits and the included tools to stay in place if dropped or jostled. When I first opened the package, the spudger and the driver handle had both worked their way out of the closed case through the holes (see pic) on the ends. It comes with a bag that is obviously meant to address the issue of tools falling out. This is an unweildly solution to a bad design. Ironically, it's also somewhat difficult to get the bit driver handle out, which is arguably the most important tool in this thing so that's just dumb and I'll likely never use it.I dislike the inconsistent labeling of the bits. For some, the bit's label is above its respective storage slot; for others, it is below (see pic), making it hard to look for the bit you need at a glance.I had initially thought that my was missing a bit when I first opened it, but it turned out that the (bottom left, see pic) magnet bit had simply worked its way loose in shipping and was stuck to another bit opposite of where it sits.This kit's designers should find an example of an old Rolykit to examine before making an updated version; what this item's design lacks compared to the Rolykit is how the Rolykit's "spiral" design seals every compartment's contents against intermixing with the contents of other compartments.Update: I was going to keep this set just because it has a lot of unique bits, but I went to use some of those bits today and they are VERY soft, as metal goes. Like, darn near "silly putty" soft, seemingly. The material these bits are made from truly isn't suitable for use in tools, and I have decided to return it.