HPMAISON 6pcs Screwdriver Set - Durable Chrome Vanadium Steel with Magnetic Tips - Includes 3 Flat-Head (3x75mm/5x100mm/6x100mm) and 3 Phillips-Head (PH0x75mm/PH1x100mm/PH2x100mm)

These appear reasonably good quality at a very good price. They are proving very useful.

Good value and quality

Seems to be solid construction, don't know how long they will stay sharp, probably DiY only. But if they survive they could be worth a chance.

Very handy little set.Screw driversfor those as awkward corners.

A lot smaller than I expected from the picture. I have small hands and the handle is even smaller so not as comfortable as I would like. The bit heads are all small sizes, great for hobby work but not so great for larger jobs. The chuck part is of poor quality and there is no stop to prevent the bit falling through into the hollow handle. If that happens, the bit is difficult to shake free from the handle. The internal parts of the chuck looks to be plastic but may be nylon. The gripping part is a spring clip ring so the stability is suspect. I cannot see that the chuck will be at all durable if much force is used for tightening or loosening fastenings. It is a neat little set and easily portable but probably only suitable for light usage with hobbies. The quality is as you would expect from an item made in China.

For the money, there's an exceptional amount of kit in here. There's magnetic bits for heads I didn't even know existed, and it seems reasonably well made. Ideal for fixing phones/pads/laptops and it comes with the wedges for splitting. The driver is telescopic. Well recommended.

This is a really nice kit and very comprehensive. I wanted a magnetic set as I was removing screws in a slightly enclosed space. The magnetic side worked but the magnetic strength is not great so items can be dislodged, hence only 4 stars. Great value.

Good value in being not too expensive and good enough for small jobs. I'm not an experienced tech when it comes to computers and phones but I was able to use this tool kit to perform a relatively simple task [a stiff MacBook screen hinge] by following on-line advice on how to do it. That saved me a lot of money because repair shops told me I had to get a new screen. Only concern I had with the tool kit is that the tip of the driver head that I used collapsed as I re-tightened the MacBook screws. Maybe they are meant to do that to prevent over tightening and damage to the MacBook threads???