FLORA GUARD 117 in 1 Screwdriver Set Precision Small Screwdrivers Kit,Specialty Magnetic Driver Kit with Extension Rod,Flexible Shaft,and 98 Bits for Repair Camera, Watch, Computer, iPhone

This is a great set for the price. Seems to have all the odds for taking apart electronics. Very happy

As advertised

I wanted a nice, fairly comprehensive kit of miniature drivers, especially a complete set of the smaller Phillips sizes (0 down to 0000) because they are moderately common and particularly unforgiving of using the wrong-sized driver, I’m tired of stripping the heads of the tiny screws on some of my finer toys (watches, eyeglasses, key fobs, miniature electronics, etc.) I actually had in mind something a lot smaller and lighter than this set, something more like the more-than-half-a-dozen small driver sets I already had, something that would slip easily, almost-unnoticed into a pocket. And there are plenty more of those kits to be had - but none of them had as comprehensive a set of drivers as I really wanted, all were missing at least one of the small Phillips heads.Then there was this Flora Guard kit available, with 4 times as many bits as any other I saw, including two of some size bits. I’m actually unsure what the particular motivation and rationale was for doubling up some of them, like most of the smaller Phillips, the ones I most wanted anyway; maybe it’s ‘cause they’re also rather prone to their tips breaking. And beyond that this kit packs in a number of pry/disassembly tools, which I’m still not sure I even really want to have, let alone to have to keep ‘em all together and schlep ‘em around with me. I mean, for example, we do have a lot of Apple equipment, but am not really that much in the habit myself of prying it open and poking around inside.So, again, I didn’t really want a kit this big and heavy and not-so-portable. I’ll regret this aspect of this kit a little bit probably every time I go to use it. But I am very happy to have a kit that gives me probably every small driver I’ll need for the rest of my life. Truth is, I don’t even know yet what a number of the bit types here are for. So here I go!I haven’t yet used this kit enough to have a good handle on how strong and precise these bits are. Under a strong magnifier, they look just fairly well made. As reviewer Tyler Forge (how’s that for an apropos name here!) points out, the smaller security Torx bits in particular don’t look precisely enough formed to work, to fit down over/around the center security pin in the fasteners. Time will tell more. I’ll try to update this review with any significant additional info. on the tool quality.The driver handle and the overall case are both lightly constructed - as expected for the awesomely low price, pretty nearly the same as the kits with only 1/4 the pieces - but work surprisingly, impressively well.So what I really want is this kit without a few of the more extraneous items and (against all laws of physics) miraculously squeezed into less than half the size and weight. Pending that miracle, and further empirical evidence on the quality of these bits, I’m pleased to have this kit as is, and rate it 5 stars. (Although I reserve the right to behave very badly if I ever make the mistake of opening this kit the wrong way and accidentally dumping out its 100+ tiny bits.)

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Before I received the FLORA GUARD, I was recommending the Oria precision screwdriver set (the set on the right in my photos). But in comparison, I think both sets are basically very similar with only a few things to distinguish them. The FLORA GUARD has a thick, two-sided friction-close case, while the Oria has a slick magnetic-locked one-sided case. The FLORA GUARD has more random plastic pieces in it to bring up the case count but that may also be useful, e.g., suction cups; while the Oria seems to have less, but slightly higher quality items like tweezers. They both have nickel plating from what I can tell, and I like that the FLORA GUARD has printed white-on-black labels instead of a very difficult to distinguish black-on-black embossed foam mat like the Oria. I could recommend either, and you won’t go wrong if you pick this very useful set.

At this price, you're not going to get the hardest steel. What you are going to get is a tool set that will fit almost every bolt/screw head you're going to encounter. The hand piece is nicer than expected and the extension pieces are very nice to have. Not the smoothest operating, but very nice to have.Some of those torx with a hole in the middle things didn't have much of a hole. I'm not sure they'll be up the the job if something is really torqued in. Looking at the product picture, the ones I'm moaning about are labeled 6H, 7H, 8H, 9H, 10H, 15H, and 20H. The 25H one seems fine.

This is a nice compact set of 100 screwdriver bits needed for most applications. It does not have the largest sizes as this set is intended to be used on electronics, which tends to have small screws. The screwdriver handle and extensions work quite well as does the magnetic pickup. The steel seems to be of excellent hardness and so should provide long service.

Whether you're fixing computers, watches, cell phones or other small devices, this set will probably do the trick. It has 115 pieces and a lot of them you can't find with other sets. The quality is pretty good, it works great, and comes in so handy on the occasion you need to do a repair yourself.Very useful to have around the house. I recommend it.

i love this set, i got this set to reapply thermal paste on my GPU. this set had every bit to do the job.it even got bits to unscrew the Nintendo switch. so if you want those custom color joy-cons plates. this set will do the jobthe box is hold everything well.