Precision Screwdriver Bit Set Set T4 T5 T6 to T20 Torx 32 Pc

I purchased this set mainly for the torx bits to work on my blackberry curve. The wide variety of other bits will come in handy I'm sure. They are all magnetic as well, which is great when you are removing small fasteners which are easy to drop and lose.The bits are a little hard to remove from their respective slots. They are stainless and quite smooth and slippery and are quite secure. It takes some concentration and more than a little grip strength to prise them lose for use. You won't have to worry about them coming loose when the box is closed.Overall I'm pleased with the purchase.

I bought this screwdriver just to repair my son's cell phone,which takes Torx (star of david) bits, and I didn't realize all of the different bits it comes with. I have since used it on my laptop. Besides the weird Torx bits, it has phillips head, hex, flat screw bits, and several other weird ones, like triangular, spanner head (snake eye), five-pointed star, and some I can't imagine what they are for! ;-) It works well. It *is* hard to get the bits out of some of the recessed holders, but I think that's better than having them fall out!

The bits are made out of the cheapest kind of metal; I've stripped every bit I've used so far (around 8 or 9), and it didn't take much effort to strip them either. They fell apart during the mildest of tasks, and in one instance when the bit stripped it caused a very tiny screw to strip on a cell phone I was repairing (droid razr) and now it's never coming out.I guess it was my fault for buying these at such a cheap price. I think plastic bits would stand up better than these. The cheaply plastic case arrived broken and all of the bits were scattered throughout the package. This was probably saddest waste of $5 I've ever made...Save yourself the time and money and go to radioshack and buy their precision kit. Not as many bits and it cost twice as much but it'll last you more than one use.The only good thing about it was the tweezers. They're thin and cheap too, so you can't use much force on them, but the tips are tiny and useful. They're the closest thing to chem lab tweezers/forceps I've come across. Still not worth it though...

I bought this a long time ago to work on my Zune to take the HDD out of it. The ONE thing that I do not like about this kit is that the bits in it twist and bend to easily. So you have to be careful as to what you use them on

Purchased this kit for one bit... It's price was cheaper than buying the one bit that I needed to replace a PDA battery that wouldn't hold a charge.. But to buy a kit for one bit....

I bought this set to use for my MacBook Pro. Like some other people said, they're very soft and sloppy. I was able to used twice with my laptop, at least it got my work done.

I purchased this set for the small torx bits, but I have used it for every small electronics project since purchasing it. The best surprise was the triangle bit that opens all of the McD's toys that needed batteries replaced.

Metal is cheap but the rare bits were a lifesaver. Just don't put them in a high torque situation and they will last you a long time.