12in1 Precision Screwdriver Disassemble Repair Tools Kit Set with Torx T2 T3 T4 T5 T6 T8, Pentalobe 0.8 1.2MM (TS1 TS4), Phillips PH00 PH000, Tri-point Y2.5, Flat (Slotted), 4 phones/tab

These are excellent quality. They work great. Tips are precisely shaped and do not slip. I'm not sure how hard the steel is, but I disassembled a busted up Mac Book Pro with no difficulty. Torx tips had a very secure, positive fit. Phillips heads had a good tip angle, also a very positive fit. The handles are comfortable and the "spinners" on the end move freely. There are a few inconsequential plastic "burrs" but nothing to interfere with use and not on the part you hold. The black and green parts are grippy, but not too soft. The case is convenient and practical. I expect with a lot of use one or two of the screwdrivers might start falling out of their places when you open the case, but it works well and they are secure when closed. The case is tough plastic, not brittle. I expect it will last a long time with abuse. I don't think the tips are coated, but they look like the blueing or oxidization has been brushed off. I think the shafts were brushed, and then the tips cut. Good machining. Highly recommended. IMO much better than bit sets. More convenient, and the shafts fit where some bits don't.Torx 2,3,4,5,6,8. Phillips 000, 00. Standard 2.0 Tri 2.5. Pentalobe 0.8, 1.2

It's a nice looking set. Nice not to have to swap out bits in a single handle, also.I ordered next day delivery and it arrived on time. Barely late, actually--8:20pm. Come on, Amazon delivery guy! ;^J.I like the plastic organizer case. It has a plastic clip on the back to hang it on the back wall of my garage next to my screw driver rack. The drivers don't fit quite tight enough in the case, but the case stays closed, so they won't fall out. The handles have a rubberized coating to improve grip. No sign of wear on the tips, yet.One minor complaint: the size label (OT4) on the driver I used the most over the past couple of days is fading a little. Maybe the sweat on my palm is dissolving the ink? OTOH, my other set has a single handle. Not only is swapping bits inconvenient, the stamped sizes on the bits are tiny--almost impossible to read.

For the price I feel these are worth it. I don't feel like I didn't get what I paid for. They feel good in my hands when I use them and they seem strong. I am docking 1 star because the case they come in doesn't fit the drivers good. Whenever I open the case, 3-4 drivers just fall out because they fit too loosely so that is annoying to me to have to deal with all the time. Half the drivers fit on the bottom of the case and the other on the top. The case opens up like a clam shell so it is not like I can position the case such that this will never happen. Drivers will fall from both sides of the case.

I bought this set specifically for the torx bits, but the rest of the tools are good as well. I would say this kit would be great for someone who likes to work on and open up electronics. For me I had a loose clip on my every day pocket knife which needed to be tightened. Also I like the box they come in.They do not seem as robust as my other tools but I think that is the nature of how small they are, not necessarily build quality.

These are obviously not commercial grade screwdrivers but they get the job done. The tips are well formed and the handles have a nice grip plus rotating top. Remember, these are tiny screwdrivers for tiny screws. As such they are not expected to handle high torque. A screw that has had lock tite applied will be difficult to remove. Be patient, apply steady torque and wait. You may get lucky. I've used these a month without problem. When the tips do wear down, the ends can be lightly ground to get back to fresh material. Considering the price, these are a great deal.

I was super anxious to receive this product even though I primarily bought it for the #000 screwdriver itself... Knowing it would be over a week before receiving my Wiha Picofinish #000 screwdriver I needed to order a #000 standby screwdriver to use until my Wiha arrived. After hours of searching Google and Amazon and reading so many reviews on Precision Micro Screwdrivers that would be the best for repairing the iPhones and iPads that I repair at no charge for Families of Special Needs Children and after eliminating every other brand Keenest was last one standing so I ordered it. Received it packaged perfectly and excitedly tore into the package, found the #000 screwdriver and went right into an iPhone I was needing to finish repairing for the coolest little autistic kid. I love the grip, the feel, the quality of the screwdriver but the darn #000 wouldn’t fit the Phillips head screws in the iPhone 5s I was working on. I didn’t have a choice but to return it and survive another week using the junk screwdrivers that come with screen replacements til my Wiha Picofinish driver arrived. I was so disappointed after spending so much time and Keenest ending up being the best (by elimination) at least I thought so. Amazon couldn’t get me a replacement of same set until they got this return back and not being able to afford to fork out the $ for another purchase I just returned it. I’m hopeful that this was just a bad single screwdriver that snuck thru quality without being noticed, but IDK?I am going to need a lot of tools because the number of special needs families iPhones and iPads I’m getting is growing and Keenest will be my first choice as soon as I can afford to buy them, starting with this same set and I will update this review as soon as I get them and try them out.

The screwdrivers are fairly well-made. Some of the plastic handles had excessive mould sprue sticking out, and I had to trim it off with a knife. The tips seem to have the right amount of hardness, without being brittle. The metal doesn't strip out from use.The plastic storage box is worthless. Mine had cracks in it from rough handling at some point. The notches do not grip the tools sufficiently and they tend to fall out every time I open the box. I tossed the box and keep the tools in a drawer.These are OK tools for the money, and work fine for the hobbyist.