iFixit Manta Precision Bit Set, Bit-Kit with 112 bits (4 mm & 1/4 inch) for DIY Household Projects and to Repair Electronic Devices Like Smartphones

Good kit, from the looks of it many different bits (Great for Laptop / Desktop and Phone tinkering), two different handle options big one and a small oneMagnetic is a great feature.

Great kit well worth the money and i fix it are a great company to do with warranty wise. Having had one part of the kit break I emailed them with supporting proof of the breakage and purchase and within a week I had the new part in my hands!This kits got a great range of driver bits and the larger driver makes it far more verified for use on bigger stuff.It’s got most normal parts you would expect to find in any of these kits with the addition of some handy bits- the magnet bit is handy when screws get dropped down little gaps- the security torn bits are quite useful as slot of devices see to be using them- the star bits (you’ll have to forgive my stupidity I don’t know their technical name) well they are not quite star bits more cross like bits, these I’ve found are brilliant for really stubborn or rounded screws as they seem to grip that bit better than a normal star head and even on a 70% rounded head can still Marge to get grip to budge itI would highly recommend as I don’t know how I survived without this

When it comes to tools, we can buy a cheap set to get us by, but they will fail and can also wear out the threads of screws if they don't fit as they should. I was sick of getting cheap tools that fail. I'm also needing to fix things a lot, and I need certain specialised tools that were always missing in my setup. I decided I'm going to go for the best, and I can say this set shows a huge difference in quality. If you don't want to buy cheap and buy twice, be done with it and get the best.

Great all in one solution, good quality although not cheap worth the money

Should last a long time, no issues so far, wide range of bits - had to look a few of them up :) the big Y shaped bit is for hooks, love it - feels really nice in your hands - both handles - love the little click as you put the bits in :) - raging I never bought something from these guys sooner - been through tonnes of cheap sets over the years - yes the labels on the foam are hard to see, but you can see the bit itself so meh! - also you can have a look at their site and get a nice easy to read break-down (I had not even noticed that they were all labelled at first, you cant tell from a distance) - I did question the design of the magnetic box, but, there is nothing to break (as in hinges etc) and its a handy tray for working with or else you can just put it under the main bit - the magnets are quite strong - I have dropped it to the floor and the lid came off but none of the bits came out of their holes

Other people are reporting these bits as magnetic and they are not. At least, the set I have received are not They could not even lift a tiny screw no more than 2 or 3 mm in size. Someone has kindly pointed out that they are designed this way because some electronic components can be danaged by magnetism.Read the description carefully it says "aluminum screwdriver handles with magnetic bit sockets". It's just bad english. They should have said "aluminum screwdriver handles with magnetic bit-sockets". The hyphen makes all the difference. The driver sockets are magnetic (to grab the bit), the bits are not.But the drivers are really exceptional. They are very smooth and the best quality I have ever seen. In this set there is every bit you are ever likely to need. The bits are still very fine quality, very hard and strong. I'm disappointed that they aren't specifically magnetic but they are still great bits.In case you where wondering, trying to hold the driver vertically with a screw on the end does NOT work. The screw will likely just fall off; and tiny screws can be difficult to find!In terms of its quality, this is still the best kit I have ever owned.

I've gone through a few bits from kits that I picked up at Screwfix or Argos. Sure, they're cheaper, but the difference in quality is very noticeable. Dreaded T5 screws have been my nemesis for a while, and I've stripped and drilled out my fair share. When I thought I'd stripped another one, and saw the bit was mangled once more, I figured buying a new kit every time wasn't economical in the long run, and bought a reputable kit.Don't waste your time with the cheaper stuff. They're not worth it. But this, it's absolutely worth the price. The quality and finish are great, and additionally, you're supporting a company that has time and again proven it cares about right to repair.Magnetised bits would make this the best tool I have, but there's ways around it