GANGZHIBAO Screwdriver Set for Computer, PC,Phone,iPhone,MacBook,61 in 1 with 56 Bits Screwdriver Kit, Pentalobe Scewdriver T5, T6 Screwdrivers Tool Kit with Anti-Static Wrist Strap

To begin, I'd like to point out that the case isn't magnetic. br>br>After opening the package, I had enough time to double-check that everything was in order. It was a ringing phone. I got up, [insert a series of clanking noises], and everything fell to the floor. So I'm thinking to myself, "Holy ****, I need to figure out where all of these things go. " br>br>As I begin to pick them up, I realize they aren't so cheap because they aren't stamped. Indeed, bless their hearts, which are all clearly labeled! It didn't take long to reassemble everything. I'm so happy I purchased this kit. br>br>The anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-anti The static strap appears to be adequate for the task at hand. It might be uncomfortable if you have a big wrist. My wrist isn't particularly large, so it was tight even without being tightened. br>Magnets are used for the handle and attachments. br>The bits organizer actually moves, allowing you to sit them up or tilt them. The case does, in fact, have a latch. br>br>**TO OPEN, PRESS IN THE END TABS. *
If you don't, it may be broken and/or everything will be spilled. br>br>Is it worth the money? Without a doubt, and then some. Is it effective? br>Does it accomplish the goal? This should be enough to get me through any small electronic repair. br>Do I think it's a good idea? Yes, I certainly do.

Finley Duncan

| Jul 11, 2021

For the first time ever, I built a new computer from the ground up; in other words, new: Intel Core i5-4690K processor, Corsair 110R Tempered Glass Midtower Case, Gigabyte B460M DS3H motherboard Noctua NH- 10400 CPU Thermaltake Toughpower 740Watts fully Modular PSU, 5 x 120mm Cooler Master Sickle Flow v2 case fans, 1 TB WD Blue SN550 NVMe internal SSD - L9x65 CPU cooler, Kingston HyperX ddr4 ram, EVGA GeForce 1660 GPU, Thermaltake Toughpower 740Watts fully Modular PSU, 5 x 120mm Cooler Master Sickle Flow v2 case fans Main Board (BIOS) speaker, Gen3 x4PCIe drive, 1 Seagate Barracuda 2TB SATA HDD This screw driver set has type of head and measure printed in each tip slot, as well as an extension that allows the tip to magnetize, making it very useful for reaching and screwing or unscrewing in difficult to reach places as you progress with component installation. Excellent product.

Scarlette Hunt

| Dec 12, 2021

By skipping it, I gave it a 0 score. They're a decent set, but I recently found a much nicer one for less money at Home Depot in Kalispell, Montana. It was hung on the display shelf pole near where their screws could be found. As a result, I would have preferred it, but I had already purchased it. This is fine for the amount of use it will get, and it's been about a month, and we live 100 miles from the nearest Home Depot, so it's not like I'm going back for a minor stocking stuffer for hubby anytime soon now that winter weather has arrived in UPPER NW MT. Yeah, it's finally winter, but it's been a long, hot, dry summer up here, with too many wildfires and drought. But I'm not looking forward to the end of summer, let alone our usual brief autumn. Sniffles. On the plus side, this set of mini drivers should be ideal for all those little fixes that one finds themselves needing or putting off until the WINTER months when we are stuck inside; it's a great deal all around, and it comes with a discharge bracelet, too. Those are very nice, and they're not only for electronic work. On the underside of a 24 foot patio, I cut and installed four foot lengths of double bubble aluminum one sided insulation cut from a 75 foot by four foot roll. If you gave the aluminum or mylar side of each sheet a chance, it would electrocute you. I was spraying it down with water when my husband offered me one of these bracelets to try, and OH MY GOSH, it literally saved my life. As a result, they sell for three times their original price. They're $7 each, and I ordered one because I didn't realize they came with one when I placed my order. I broke hubby's and decided to replace it out of courtesy. Also, we plan to paint the house next year, which means I'll have to remove all 48 panels and stack them until the painting, scraping, and other tasks are completed, then reinstall them with velcro nailed to the underside rafters and stapled to the double bubble so they can be removed if necessary. Oh boy, I'm not a fan of static. But I'm prepared thanks to these bracelets.

Vihaan Knox

| Apr 07, 2021

The advantage of this set over many others available online was that it included an anti-static bag. With the set, you get a static wrist strap, making it a good deal. It was not included in the set. No problem; I simply exchanged it for a new set, believing it to be an error. The issue was the same with the replacement. Once again, there is no wrist strap. One is depicted in the image, and one is depicted in the description. It wasn't in the original order, and it wasn't in the replacement either. Otherwise, I would not recommend this set due to its utterly "meh" status (I didn't expect too much from a value pack in general). It gets two stars primarily because of the ease with which it can be returned and the fact that the bits and pieces are at least usable.

Arianna Monroe

| Apr 11, 2021

It's all fantastic. Very well-organized toolbox. I like how the spring-loaded tray can be used to prop up the tips for easier access. The tool itself has a good grip. It has the feel of finely crafted aluminum. Definitely superior to any other low-cost tool I've bought. br>br>However, there is one area where the tips could be better held in the tip tray. They're not firmly attached. When I'm choosing a tip, I frequently knock out a tip right next to the one I want. Because there is no friction between the tips and the tip tray, slightly smaller fitting grooves in the tray would have been more effective. br>br>Another feature that could be improved is the magnet inside the tool grip. It's too weak, and I've noticed that when I use the tip extension rod, the rod tends to fall off due to the weak magnet. When it comes to holding tips without the tip extension rod, the magnet is just strong enough to keep them on the tool grip, but it could be stronger for added assurance. br>br>Regardless, I still recommend this toolkit for its value and quality of construction.

Philip MIAH

| Jan 28, 2021

This is a set I would never use. The bits fall out despite the fact that it says it's magnetic. I feel like I'm a victim of Amazon's decision to allow Chinese users to leave reviews. This item had a lot of 1000s, but it's completely insane. The case latch is half-assed, and the magnets for the bits, as well as the main bit holder, are complete garbage.

Tatum Reese

| Jul 12, 2021