96pc Master Screwdriver Bit Set- Full Driver Set- Phillips, Robertson, Allen (Metric), Allen (SAE), TORX, Slotted (SAE), Slotted (Metric)- Magnetic Hex Shank Drill Bits- The Full GIFD Collection

Finally bought complete set with every type. These are great items, compacted by type in small container by type that fit in small pouch, magnet attachment, or your pocket with ease. I owned the Phillips only for past year, zero problems, tips have held up even nearly daily use. No more carrying 20 screw drivers!! Snap into my Rewalt driver and never fall out. Best simple tool enhancement I’ve bought in a long long time. I fully recommend these for anyone, home owner, random user, professionals. I don’t write many reviews….. Biight these here, WELL WORTH THE PRICE

I am an industrial mechanic, these are awesome when you need a straight bit for a ratchet. I use mine with the Milwaukee 7 in 1 Model#48-22-2950. It's a great combo and a lot faster and easier changing out Allen/hex bolts. Highly recommend. I have put a lot of torque on them and the ratchet and neither have broken or warped.

Robertson square drive screws are great. Being in the U.S. we don't run into them that oftne unlike our Canadian brethren who rightfully laugh at us every time they hear about a phillips head screw camming out and stripping the head. If you do electrical work, you will typically find square drive screws on outlets and switches.A few years ago I got lucky enough to start using these (on outlets and the like) and I really prefer them. This set contains all the necessary sizes that you are likely to run into in a convenient storage case. The set is labelled "Taiwanese steel" which means that these are made and have quality very close to Chinese products. They are not the best quality but given how few Robertson (square drive) screws one encounters in the U.S. they are more than adequate for my needs.

Perfect set and a nice kit so the bits don’t spill all over my toolbag. Very well made and handy.

Great price for what you get

I needed a set of slotted impact screwdriver bits to remove some seized screws. I tried a standard slotted bit from the hardware store and the end broke as soon as my impact driver started. By the time this set arrived I had manually broken the heads off the screws I was trying to remove, which resulted in much lost time and labor (a much longer and sad tale.) So I cannot put these to the test in my impact driver, but I will update my review as soon as I do. I can comment on this item after close inspection.The set comes in a decent plastic case as shown in my photo. Each bit is clearly marked for size and stamped S2, which I guess refers to the claim that they are made from Taiwanese S2 steel. S2 steel is used for high impact tools, so by design these should work in my impact driver. The bits come inserted in a piece of Chinese rubber - it stinks; if you have walked into H. F. Tools you know the smell. Once inside the plastic case, you can't smell the rubber anymore - which is good news.The main problem I have is with the chrome plating on these bits. As you can see from my closeup photo, the plating on one bit is already peeling and I have not even used it at all. The plating in general is very rough, as you can also see from the closeup. This shouldn't affect the use of the bits, but I have been cut before by a tool with peeling chrome. I do not think a set of bits marketed as premium should arrive in this condition. I also do not think this set is an exception because I now notice that the product photos on Amazon have rough plating.In summary I am disappointed in the finish of this product but I can't comment on the strength and durability of it. I hope to provide an update after actual use.

It seems like every piece of furniture or chair (and increasing numbers of products) you need allen wrenches to assemble. The two choices were use the included wrench (usually too small in my big hands to use very well at all) or go find one that you own which wasn't terrible but took time and then more time to figure out which the right one was. Then you spend eternity (well it felt that way) spinning the wrench slowly and cramping over time as you spin it 1/4 turn as that is all that will fit and you have to pull out and reposition.These things however are awesome. First of all they are in a tray and easy to check every bit quickly to find the right one. Second you attach to a cordless drill and spin slowly not to strip but still get it done in an absolute fraction of the time. Also you can buy English and metric sets so you have all the choices right there together and are very reasonably priced without having to refinance your car. Finally, if it is a bolt or screw that is really deep (often meaning the included wrench would barely worked if at all) you put an extension bit on these and no longer have to perform acrobatics to reach.These bits may not be necessary but you will have one less reason to curse Ikea or Walmart and you will also be able to retain your sanity much better (probably). Also you can then throw the cardboard box full of all the old allen wrenches away so you can finally park your car in the garage again.

well made good quality