12 in 1 Torx Screwdriver Set

Ok. This was better than I expected for the price. My Dyson broke and they decided to annoy me by using star screws so it would be hard for costumers to open the vacuum and switch the faulty trigger so we can buy a whole new vacuum. No No NO! Not with me, I'm the MC of my own anime life. I never give up. Who in the flip uses star screws, thankfully this worked perfectly. The thin handle and and tip was able to reach places I didn't think it was possible. No "cam-outs", no breakage. Worked as intended and now I'm going to eat my super long sandwich in peace without having to pay $600 for another vacuum... thanks to these skinny yellow screwdrivers. 5 meows out of 5.

I have an old IMac from 2009 and I needed some tools to take it apart. I found this Kingsdun 12Pcs Magnetic Torx Star Screwdriver Set on Amazon and got it immediately. I receive it today and used the T8 and the T4 screwdrivers as well as the long tweezers for lifting some screws out that fell into little spaces. The T8 dealt with most of the screws easily, and I was so pleased that they all are magnetized. So simple to use. Thank goodness Amazon offered this fantastic set of Torx star screwdrivers. Made my job so much easier. Very, very happy and highly recommend.

This is a great set for such a cheap price. Very well made, and the rubber comfort grips on the handles is nice when you have a stubborn bolt that takes more force to start turning. The tweezers are a great addition and i find myself using them a lot ! They have small thin tips that are perfect for grabbing small items. The only downside to this set is that the black handle flat head and phillips screwdrivers and spudger are the same low quality one's you'll find in a lot of sets, which is the only reason i gave 4 stars. I've opened and reassembled 3 XBox 360 controllers with the T8 torx driver with no problems. And having the T10 torx is nice, because i have Xbox 360 slim I'm going to work on some day. So for the price of a T8 / T10 torx set alone, you get the addition of the other drivers and the tweezers. Money well spent !

very good quality and very useful

I needed a t6 and that’s all I was looking for. I’d misplaced my computer repair kit tools. This kit gave me what I needed plus: The green tool that wedges in and pops off the bottom of my laptop. I didn’t know I’d need it but I’m sure it prevented damage a standard screw driver would have caused. The small philips was great! I didn’t need it in my laptop when I replaced my WiFi card, but I did need it on my glasses... because I also misplaced my mini philips tool kit!!! The joys of moving and then pausing because corona. Anyway, I wouldn’t call the tools heavy duty but they seem appropriate for the delicate work of fiddling with the electronics. They’re also magnetic, which I appreciated. It made dealing with the tiny screws sooo much easier. The only thing that would be nicer is a case to put them into... so I can lose it. The bag they came in does ziplock closed. So... cheap and worth the money. At least my set was.

I bought this Kingsdun branded Torx Screwdriver Set mainly for the purpose of adjusting the Pocket Clip on my "Benchmade Mini Griptilian AXIS Lock Knife Blue (2.91" Satin) 556-BLU-S30V" and it worked out Perfect! I got the Job Done Quickly & Efficiently with this Torx Screwdriver Set. All I needed was the T6 & T8 Star Screwdrivers but I didn't own any Torx Screwdrivers at the time so I figured I would go ahead and buy the Complete Set... I also would like to work on some of my Electronics if the time ever called for it and these are usually the types of Tools you need for Apple Products and pretty much any other Electronic Brands. So... In Conclusion, it was Money Very Well Spent!.. Kingsdun 12 in 1 Torx Screwdriver Sets with T3 T4 T5 T6 T7 T8 T10 Star Screwdrivers, Stainless Steel Tweezers & Philip Slotted Magnetic Screwdrivers for Phone/Mac/Computer Repairing -Yellow

I collect knives. I have a lot of knives ranging in price from very cheap to $260. Basically the knives I have are either folders or automatics. Just about all knives are constructed using Torx screws on the outside. Therefore, a set of Torx drivers can be very handy for tightening or loosening the screws. I bought a set of the Craftsman Torx drivers a few months ago and I highly recommend them. However, I was misusing one of the drivers and broke off the tip. The Craftsman set goes from size 4 to size 8. I could have just purchased another Craftsman set. But I saw this set that is cheaper and has a lot more sizes, plus a pair of tweezers. There is really nothing terribly wrong with this Kingdun set except that part of the handles are cheap plastic and rubber and the driver tips are nowhere near a well-made as the Craftsman. It's a "get what you pay for" situation. If you are going to use the tools for very light jobs, then you can save some money and buy the Kingsdun. If you plan on doing heavy duty work like taking an entire knife or cellphone or laptop apart, then you would be much better served by the Craftsman. I don't work on computers or cellphones so I don't know what size drivers you need. Sizes 4 to 8 is just fine for knives. I imagine you need larger sizes for a computer so you would probably need to buy one set of small drivers and one or more sets of larger drivers. I recommend a quality tool like the Craftsman over these cheaper Kingsdun tools because these Kingsduns are not built for regular heavy use.

These are very nice screwdrivers, so many sizes. And I like that they came with a tiny flat head, a curved long tweezer and another tool that I have no idea how to use, but it must have a good purpose (it's about 2.5 inches long and has a little lip on each end). The screwdrivers are magnetized, which is super helpful with small screws. The price is perfect and you won't be disappointed when you busy this set.