26197 Precision Screwdriver Set, 7-Piece Mini Slotted & Phillips, PicoFinish Handles with Rotating Caps, Small Screwdrivers for Electronics & Fine Work

Does what I need, good product.

These are much better than what you can buy at Home Depot. I had a small screw that I was unable to remove with my existing screwdrivers. I purchased this set at the screw came right out on the first try.

I am super hard on tools and precision screwdrivers don't get a pass just because they're small. I still use them to do things tools aren't meant to do. These have held up to my abuse and still manage to function as screwdrivers. They're easy to grip and turn tiny screws very well. I highly recommend this set of screwdrivers if you need small ones.

Unbelievable quality for the price

I've been very happy with these. They fit well into the head of a screw and the coating on them helps them not to slip. The handles are grippy and the rotating back is occasionally nice when I want to maintain pressure on the screw. They're also of obvious higher quality than most precision screwdriver sets. The machining is precise and the heads resist wear. The handles are a good example of injection molding that doesn't feel cheap and the heads are centered in the plastic. In general, it's good to avoid prying things with a precision screwdriver, but I occasionally do some light prying and the tip holds up well.

I have several Wiha Microfinish screw drivers that I enjoy. The finish on these are similar to those for the black portion of the driver. However, it feels like the quality of these are less than I would expect out of Wiha when compared to the microfinish. The spinning portion feels gritty when turning. The sides of the black portion of the handle have ridges where the two pieces are melded together. The plastic pieces also had several "tags" of plastic that werent cleaned off before packaging. And this isnt a quality thing, but it appears that Wiha is migrating their tool metal to more magnesium based alloy which I am not a fan of in screwdrivers. For the price, you cant really beat these. Think I bought them for 24 bucks at the time of writing. But when comparing them to other good quality precision screw drivers, I think I would rather pay the extra money to get something like a Wera for precision type drivers.

These appear to be the same as the first Wiha “tweeter” I purchased in 1989 at a small electronics store just off Military Hwy innNorfolk VA while in the Navy. I still have the original and hope these last as well.

Exactly what was advertised