10-Pieces Magnetic Bit Holder Extension, 1/4 inch Hex Shank Heavy Duty Quick Release Screwdriver Drill Bit Holder Extension Set for Screws, Nuts, Drills, Handheld Drivers 50/60/75/100/150mm

I found a little blue Loctite (242 or 243) does a great job of holding my most used screw driver tips in place. I haven't needed to replace a tip I glued in place but it would be easy to remove the tip with pliers on the tip and the shaft of the tool in a vise. Trick is to heat the 242 to 600°F or 243 to 300°F and the tips will come out with little or no effort when they need to be replaced. Either a heat gun for soldering or a Bienzymatic torch with a very low flame will do nicely.

I bought these as back ups in case I lose my extension bits. I haven’t used them yet, but I’m more than sure that they’re gonna work the way they should.

You get a lot of extensions for your money with this pack. The set comes in 2 cheap ziploc bags but you're not buying these for the packaging. The steel looks to be adequate but clearly not high end. Because these types of tools are often lost or abused, the low price may be the greatest strength of this set. The sockets are rather deep which is good for attaching extensions together for greater reach but bad if you are using a short bit. (it will swallow most of the bit making it difficult to remove) These are not high end tools but they are cheap. There is no lock on the socket, the bit is held in by magnectic force and the sockets do not appear to be hardened steel. I suspect these will not take a lot of force before they fail. You do get two of each size. Bottom line - If your work involves the possibility of losing a tool or two, these may be just the ticket. I'd rather lose a $1 extension than a $10 one. If you need a good quality extensions for critical work, these are not your best choice.

The magnets are incredibly weak, I lost several bits just walking around with my impact on my belt. Bits also stay in the screw after driving them in almost every time.

Magnets might not even Hold properly on all lengths and you lose bits at times.