iFixit Mako Driver Kit - 64 Precision Bit Set for Electronics Repair

I saw this recommended a lot of places, but yeah they really do a good job with this. It has about %99 of the bits you’ll ever need and the case is sturdy and good. The magnets hold the case together pretty well, and the actual build of the bits and drivers are really nice, no corners cut

High quality set of tools. Thorough variety of bits. The magnetic case is a nice touch. Unlike many other toolsets of this nature the bits are easy to remove and put back into the case holder. So many others I bought in the past were a struggle. The bits also appear to be of higher quality in machining tolerance than some cheap sets I had in the past. 5/5 well-done ifixit!

I needed to replace the disk reader in my Wii - unfortunately there are several tri-wing screws in the Wii so I bought a less expensive set of "security bits". The only problem with the less expensive set is that they were 1/4" bits and wouldn't reach into some of the holes in the Wii case. I wish I would have bought this set to start with - here's why:1) The bits are smaller and have long, narrow shafts to reach into screws at hard to reach places2) The top of the case has little dividers so that you can put your screws and other parts into separate sections so if you put them into the compartments in the order that you remove them then reassembly becomes much easier because you don't have to try and find which screw goes where - they are all laid out in order for you.3) The high-density foam that holds the bits in place makes the bits visible, easy to remove and replace.4) The driver has a good feel to it.5) The bits are high quality, precision bits.6) There is a good variety of bits that should handle most electronic repair needsThis is the same set that comes with the iFixIt Pro Tech tool kit but at half the price (but it doesn't include the spudgers, anti-static wrist strap, tweezers, and some other tools that you may already have).It is a pleasure to work with this tool set. If you are working on electronic devices I suggest getting this set instead of one of the less expensive 1/4" bit sets because sooner or later (in my case MUCH sooner) you will find the 1/4" bits are just too fat for what you need. The organizer tray cover alone makes it worth getting this set. You can tell that the people who designed this set actually repair things and made a set that makes it so that you can focus on fixing things and not have to worry about your tools.

Perfect, convenient, easy to use and high quality! Perfect compact set with 99% of what you might EVER NEED!!

The Fixit 64-bit kit arrived in good condition with all the bits. It is a nice quality looking screw driver set.note: The "flex extension" holds the bit in place by pressing the bit in until the spring captures it, it is not magnetic as is the screw driver.

Love my iFixit kit. Just used it to replace a NVMe drive in a mini PC. Have used for car audio work, fixing eyeglasses, and working on 3D printers.

I got this set mainly for having a complete set for many different computer/phone/electronic stuff I tend to end up with, where I have to sometimes mess with which means having the right bits/tools.I looked all over and this one looked like it was one of the best you can get. With so many different bits for so many different things I figured I couldn't go wrong. One of the bits I was looking for though that wasn't included in this was a torq bit size 40. I didn't know what size I needed but by the looks of it, it looked like it had at least a few torq bits with one or two kinda big. Unfortunately, it didn't end up being the right size so I had to look around for the right one (which I eventually got).I haven't really had a chance to use this all that much yet but I am excited for when I can. Since the case itself actually can hold screws and such in little squares making it easy to organize when taking apart things.Pros:1. Lots of bits2. The company claims life time warranty on them. (Rare to find lifetime guarantees on stuff these days, usually it's just 5-15 years then your out of luck).3. The bits are all organized and sit just right.4. Carrying case is not only nice looking but also practical.5. It looks good with the blue colors (not a pro to some but I like it).Cons:1. Not every bit, though you might have to buy some sort of ~100 bit kit for that probably.2. Cost was a bit high, though these seem like quality tools so not much of a con.So as you can see, pretty good driver kit. Glad I got it, and hope to use it more then the little bit I have. Though it should come in handy for any electronic stuff I do in the future.

I'll start off by saying I had a cheaper precision bit set I bought from Amazon. It worked but I never felt the bits would last too long before rounding. This is a world of difference. The bits are harder, the bit driver operates like precision clockwork. I am not afraid to actually use them. The magnetic case keeps them secure and easy to access. It includes every bit you'll need and some you'll never need. It has the standard array of Phillips, flat, Torx, etc. It also has the bits to work on Apple products and the NES security bit so you can solder a new battery into your classic Zelda cartridge. 5 Stars!I put off buying this for a long time because of the price, but at $40, it is worth adding this to your tool bag and I now know I should have bought it sooner.The manufacturer sells it for the same price on their site (plus shipping) but shipping takes a week. Buy it here and get free and fast 1-2 day shipping.