AM ARROWMAX Precision Screwdriver Set, 22-in-1 Built In Manual Screwdriver Set, Screwdriver Set with 22 pcs Tough S2 Steel Bits, Manual Pen Shape, Ideal for Electronics, Glasses and Bracelets

It’s a good product.

Tough to pull the extra bits out and it flings open, 0ften sending the bits flying.

Easy smooth operation. good selection.

I was pleasantly surprised with the fit, finish and overall feel of this screwdriver. For the amount of included bits in the handle, it is thick enough to fit comfortably in the hand yet slim enough to disappear into a pocket.This is a great item for tackling all the smaller jobs around the house, tighten up an arm on a pair of glasses, swap out the batteries on a Christmas ornament, take apart your laptop, etc. etc. The bits all fit securely in the handle via magnets, each in their own slot. Here is a pro tip, don't take out the bit holder and spin it really fast. For some reason I thought this would be a good idea, I spent the next 15 minutes finding where all the bits went in my kitchen, one of which ended up in the disposal.The bearing in the cap allows the screwdriver the spin very easily in the hand. The bits are clearly marked with the stamped letters. The handle retains the bits with a magnet and while the magnet isn't insanely strong, it's more than sufficient considering the size of the bits.These bits aren't designed to be subjected to extreme amounts of torque, but so far in the handful of times I have used them, they haven't slipped, stripped or shown any signs of abnormal wear. Overall I am very happy with the performance and form factor of this screwdriver set. Recommended.

I have had a number of similar precision drivers, this is one is in the middle of the pack. I like that it is compact despite having 22 total tips, and they all fit nicely in the handle. It is a well-constructed body with light aluminum and the end of the handle spins to make it easier to control it. It came with a plastic cover for the tip so it doesn't poke a hole in your pocket or your eye. Without deliberately trying to destroy a tip, and recognizing that these small tips are generally fragile anyways, I have noticed over the years that the bits for these things are either shiny chrome which bent and twist easily, or the dull metal that holds up a bit better... these are the latter. The sizes are engraved onto the bits and are as clear and easy to read as you could hope for, given the size. The size of the body is big enough to get a firm grip and apply torque, but still compact. It does not have a long drive shaft, but that is personal preference; I have a similar Klein driver with the longer shaft, and sometimes I like it and sometimes I don't.So why the three stars?The execution of the bit holder is poor. The base just completely separates from the body, which is fine (I think I prefer my Klein where they are connected by a rotating pole, but that's obviously more complicated and is part of why the Klein is so much more expensive), but the bits are mostly held in place with magnets, not friction. It's easy to get the bits out... too easy. They tend to fall out. Trying to get the bits out while on top of a ladder or heads down in a computer or engine bay or whatever feels like the path to a missing bit.For casual or occasional use, this is a fine tool. I will gladly put this into one of my specialty tool boxes (I like to make tool boxes based on specific tasks, but it means I get a LOT of duplicated tools), likely my gunsmithing box. But if I was looking for a daily use tool, like if I worked at a computer repair shop, spending more money on the Klein would be justified.J.Ja

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Light weight, but magnet holding the bit onto the tool and bit holder that goes inside the handle are really weak. Bit comes off constantly when in use. Easily lose bits and the holder is just as bad. Returned product.

Magnet that holds current bit head is pretty weak. The piece almost falls out while using.