Jeu de tournevis de précision ITFIX Q48

I have got a few precision driver sets now and this is one of my favourites.It seems very well made and comes all neat and tidy in its case.There's a good selection of bits and has pretty much everything I need when doing some electronic jobs.I always prefer magnetic bits as I'm terrible for losing little screws and so was happy that this one is also magnetic.The overall look is really nice and screams quality to me and I have no problems recommending it.At £19.99 at the time of this review I would say that's about right for the quality you get.

I have got a few precision driver sets now and this is one of my favourites.It seems very well made and comes all neat and tidy in its case.There's a good selection of bits and has pretty much everything I need when doing some electronic jobs.I always prefer magnetic bits as I'm terrible for losing little screws and so was happy that this one is also magnetic.The overall look is really nice and screams quality to me and I have no problems recommending it.At £19.99 at the time of this review I would say that's about right for the quality you get.

This ITFIX Q48 Screwdriver Set is almost looks too nice to actually use. The metal case opens with a click-clack mechanism to reveal the array of bits and a single pencil-like drive shaft. The drawer containing the bits is plastic but must have magnets inside because each bit is held in place magnetically but are thankfully quite easy to extract from the case. The bits themselves are also slightly magnetic but it's only just strong enough to hang onto very small screws not much more, that's fine for me but others might want more.There are so many different bits and sizes here your only problem will be finding the right one, each slot is marked with an indicator to show which bit goes where but they're so small it's often easier just to check the head of the bit itself. They're perfect for tasks like PC building or electronics where accuracy and accessibility matter more than brute strength, the pencil shape of the shaft isn't intended for tightening heavy duty screws and bolts. Overall the quality is a step up from the average mini-driver set but falls short of the real professional sets. The presentation is a very nice though and the storage box works well and looks great.

This ITFIX Q48 Screwdriver Set is almost looks too nice to actually use. The metal case opens with a click-clack mechanism to reveal the array of bits and a single pencil-like drive shaft. The drawer containing the bits is plastic but must have magnets inside because each bit is held in place magnetically but are thankfully quite easy to extract from the case. The bits themselves are also slightly magnetic but it's only just strong enough to hang onto very small screws not much more, that's fine for me but others might want more.There are so many different bits and sizes here your only problem will be finding the right one, each slot is marked with an indicator to show which bit goes where but they're so small it's often easier just to check the head of the bit itself. They're perfect for tasks like PC building or electronics where accuracy and accessibility matter more than brute strength, the pencil shape of the shaft isn't intended for tightening heavy duty screws and bolts. Overall the quality is a step up from the average mini-driver set but falls short of the real professional sets. The presentation is a very nice though and the storage box works well and looks great.

I’ve had this comprehensive set for a fair while and have certainly put it through good use.Other than a few security or niche drivers, I’ve pretty much used all the drivers and they’ve been great. The quality is certainly good, feel good in the hand and the bits sit into their respective slots with magnetism, so so good. The main body has a nice bit of weight eluding to quality, makes using a breeze. The aluminium shell feels good, and should take the brunt of decent use without crack like plastic normally does. Although the inner tray is plastic, its feels of good quality and I love the mechanism of the way it slides in and locks, like a good quality cabinet hinge with soft close, not that it closes that way.These are a must for so many, for the light user or heavy. It’s a good gift for those who tinker about and everyone else. Beats the quality of those 99p (probably a few quid now) sets of 5 or 6 we’ve seen a million times and likely brought many times and lost.