Screwdriver Set By JAKEMY, 43 in 1 Precision Screwdriver Kit Magnetic Replaceable Bits Repair Tool Kit Opening Tool and Tweezer for phone Cellphone PC Electronics

4.21.17 UpdateThe company has been persistent with follow-up and obviously cares about getting it right.Today I received a new box for the JM-8153 set, and I can report that it works fine and is not broken. I'm upgrading my rating to 5 stars. As I said before, for the price, this is a fine set and will work well. Now that the case is in working order, it meets my needs and expectations. The company also sent me a JM8130 set, which also has a good box. I also like the flexible extender in the 8130 - nice set of tools!2.11.17 UpdateFrom my first negative review, the company was prompt in contacting me and sending a replacement. So, 5 stars for customer service, but sending a replacement with the exact same problem will not prompt me to change my rating.For the first set, I wondered if somehow I had caused the box to break. For the replacement set, I knew what to look for. Before I even removed the shrink wrap, I could see through the clear lid that the plastic hook thingy at the back of the box was already broken. I suspect it breaks upon the very first box closing at the factory. Sure enough, I opened the box and the hook just fell off. No cracking noise like the first one - it was already broken. Tray lid is mostly useless at this point.Sorry, the tool set is fine for the price, but if the box/tray and organization is important to you, then this is a fail.Best regards to the fine customer service person!FIRST REVIEWJust like so many others, the set is fine, but the box is terrible. It broke on the very first open. Someone was trying to be too clever and design a system that partially folds down the bits when the lid closes. While this keeps the box slimmer, the money that went into springs, hooks and the pull mechanism could have been saved by making the box a fraction of inch taller.This will be a hassle for as long as I keep it. Now I regret buying the set - I didn't realize how important organized storage would be.Also, after 1 use, the rubber grip on the handle is starting to wear off.

These tools are outstanding for the price point. I consider myself lucky to spend $8 for a single tool, much less a set of tools.The size is perfect. Not too big, not too small. If you have big hands you might fumble while handling the bits, but the driver handle is large enough for even big hands to handle.The variety of bits is awesome. Usually tool sets like this are watered down with esoteric bit types or shapes. This set is designed for small personal electronics, jewelry, and the like. So all of the bits are applicable and the sizes are appropriate. I can see myself using 90% of the bits included.The tweezers are okay, nothing to write home about. The "guitar picks" are what you expect. They're a little thinner and larger than an actual guitar pick. The microfiber cloth is actually quite nice. It's a lot larger than most cloths that you get in tool sets. So that's a plus.My only gripe is the case. It's meant to be durable--not the kind that you would want to throw away. That's fine, but it feels very flimsy. The opening mechanism is unnecessarily complicated--just another piece waiting to break. The separators and mortises for the tools flex and bind, just begging for you to torque on it in the wrong way and break it. As a result I find myself gingerly handling the case and the tools when I'm putting things back or taking things out. I'm afraid that if I break the case I will enjoy this tool set much less. I would be willing to pay a few extra dollars for the manufacturer to design a stronger case. That's just my two cents.Otherwise I give these tools a 5/5. You won't find anything this nice for this price at any of the mainstream hardware stores.

I was drawn to this for the huge number of bits, and a clever way of storing them all. As soon as I unpackaged it I started scratching my head. When closed there is an orange "button" that looks like a latch. Experience told me to slide it one way or the other to unlatch the box so I could open it. I pushed it with my thumb and it popped right off! Not broken, no, its just a weird square of plastic with four little magnets under it. They line up with four magnets on the box, two on each side of the split where the halves meet. Oh, it must be what holds the box closed, right? Nope, the two sides of the box that meet have stronger magnets to hold it shut. So what is the orange button thing for? Looks I guess?? It's odd. Then I open the case up and it does lay flat and show off the INCREDIBLE selection of bits and other tools. There are bits here I have never seen before. The long precision bits, four of them, won't stay in their spot. Each time I close the case I hear one or more of them fall out and rattle around loose inside. Annoying but not a deal breaker. Then comes the screwdriver. I knew from the description it wasn't an electric driver, but looking at it, it sure looks like it's electric. Especially with the large orange slider on the side that just begs you to slide it forward and back. So I tried it.. surprise.. like the orange button on the outside it is just held with magnets but will hold in a couple of positions so you can click it back and forth. Weird. The driver is ergonomic and does have a second bit holder on the side so you can get more torque if needed. But that orange slider.. I went back to the item description and it says "Additionally, the magnetic block on the side of the handle is not just for looks, it makes a crackling sound to banish boredom.". So it's a fidget toy, lol. So odd. Overall the cool folding organizer, amazing selection of bits including stripped screw removers, plastic pry and spudger tools, and tweezers make this a good value, despite the odd fidgety additions.

Good quality product. Bit variety is good. The bits are not magnetic. Good quality for the price.