8PCS Professional Micro Precision Screwdriver Set 0.6-1.6mm, 8 Extra Replace Blades for Watch, Eyeglasses, Jewelry Work, Electronics Repair

People compain a lot but these are cheap, they seem to be good quality. I bought a set twice as expensive and the .6 flathead was too thick to fit in the screw head. These are like blades, they are sharp but the fit the small screw heads in watches perfect. Yes the tin is cheap, cut a section of 2x4. Drill some holes, put a shank on the drill that fits the hole and put it on higher to burn the inside of the hole so it’s stronger and doesn’t leave sawdust when putting them in and out. Stain it and you have a holder. Yes the screw end and set screw came out of one when I opened it. Cool thing is they are flat head set screws, I found it loose in the rim and I used a flathead that came with it to tighten it. All in all it’s a good set for the price and comes with extra tips. It’s pretty standard so you can buy more expensive replacements if these break. Mine are doing good though. I don’t expect them to break but when they do I will cut 1/32 on the bit off and sand/polish it to form a new flat head. Way better than my $27 dollar set.

Very useful item!!!

Nice quality drivers

I was impressed by the quality slash the price of these micro screwdrivers I no longer have to take my expensive watches and pay $45for a battery to be installed 4. I have done my watches on my own and plan to do my son’s watches.

These last and aren’t cheap ! They are perfect for watches and eyeglass!!

Very nice set of tools. Love the magnetizer for those small hard to handle screws. I think you will love the carrying case, holds the tools nicely.

This is a review VAKOGAL Micro Precision Screwdrivers.For the most part, it is an acceptable set of pricision drivers for non-precision work. By this I mean they work perfectly for less exacting applications such as fixing electronics, eyewear, lower-end watches, and similar. They are not suitable for super delicate work.The screwdrivers arrive in a small metal case with an included magnetizer/demagnetizer. It's a very compact case with no separate slots for each screwdriver. Not a big deal because of the price point, but if you are dealing with different sized screws it definitely makes it easier to store. Since the screwdrivers don't have any markings to indicate size, this is more annoying than expected.On usage, the first thing you'll notice is a relatively loud sqeaking noise when pressing down and turning each screwdriver. This is accompanied by a noticeable grittiness. Now, you'd probably not notice this if working on less delicate applications but on the tiny electronics that I work with it was almost unusable. I imagine they would be equally useless on a fine watch movement. I used some gun grease (CLP) on them and it improved it considerably.Under a microscope the difference in quality is very apparent. The high-end Bergeon drivers look great with clean machining and smooth finish. A $50 set is not quite as good, but edges are sharp and defined. This $12 set has noticeable pitting and gouges in the finish. None of this apparent under the naked eye. Why does this matter? If the finish of the drivers potentially flakes off under usage then you can get microscopic bits of metal in your electronics or your fine watch movement. Stray bits of metal in delicate mechanisms is never good.So all this said, this is not a bad set of drivers *for the price*. At $12, they're perfect for working on commodity electronics as I don't worry about breaking them. I used them to remove RF shielding from under a micro-radio application and for adjusting variable resistors. So, not for fine watches but fine for everyday usage.

For aspiring watchmaker/repair folks, these are a great stop on the way to a professional set. For some, you may not even need a professional set. Strong recommend.