ilabpro90 Piece Precision Screwdriver Set Toolkit with Magnetic Micro Screwdriver and bits for Phone, Tablet, Laptop, PC, Watch and Glasses Repairs

I ordered this kit out of curiosity rather than need, as I have more tools than one person should have in their lifetime. Given the price, I expected this kit to be tacky, good enough for a job or two and then be disposed of. By the end of the day, how good can a sub-£20 kit containing about 90 bits and pieces can be? Funny enough, most of my Amazon parcels arrive in oversized boxes, but this one arrived in no Amazon box at all. On top of that, the address label was put right on the main box, so keep that in mind if you order this kit as a present.When I first opened this kit, I was pleasantly surprised: screwdriver bits look well cut, prying tools (both metal and plastic ones) look as good as you can find in kits worth twice as more than this one.I immediately thought of close resemblance to iFixit Pro Toolkit, perhaps it was meant to be the budget version for those who do not repair tech stuff on a daily basis, but would like to have the required tools for an occasional precision job at home without paying the premium. However, being priced at less than 30% of the price of the iFixit's toolkit at the time of this review, this kit is nonetheless impressive. Only time will tell how long will it last, but if you have to open up about 2 - 3 devices (such as laptops or mobile phones) a day, I have no reason to think these tools will need replacement too soon. Metal prying tools and tweezers are very sturdy, plastic ones are sufficiently thick to last long enough, screwdriver handle is comfortable to hold without putting too much strain on your hand, and the range of bits should cover most of your needs, whether you're building/repairing common laptops, PCs, Macbooks, Mac Minis, iPhones etc. These bits are also compatible with the other screwdriver handles designed to hold 4mm bits. ESD-safe wrist wrap may also give you extra assurance your job won't go sideways because of a nasty electrostatic charge, even though it's not a very common problem nowadays. The kit also has a magnetic pad (white one on the photos), which is strong enough to hold little screws and even screwdriver bits and prevent them from dispersing around in case of an accident. The whole case is compact enough to carry it on its own or throw in a bag.I have also made a couple of photos comparing this kit to iFixit's tools. There a couple of small differences, but many tools are quite similar in terms of functionality. If you're still about to get your first comprehensive precision kit, want to top up your toolbox with extra tools or even want one for spares or odd jobs, this kit is certainly worth going for! I couldn't think of any downsides given the price/quality ratio. Great kit.

I really like this set of tools ,It has all the main tools you need i a single toolkit ,It comes with all of the accessories you see in the pics ,Good and usefull kitPlus you have all the screwdrivers you may need to do your job.

Purchased at £15 but on sale at £9.99 now which would definitely make it a worthwhile purchase.Good quality. Sturdier than cheaper past purchases so easier to use.Used for a variety of repairs from PS4, oven element change, toilet cistern. Also includes handy little metal pin which can be used for resetting router, etc when you can't find a paperclip. Plastic and metal spatulas have also come in handy to prise open things.

Great item everything there you need.

Very good starter kit, easy to use, 💯👍

Nice kit with build quality in line with the price. My kit was delivered with a missing screwdriver bit (and a duplicate of a different one). Despite contacting the seller and being informed they would send me a replacement out I have seen nothing so on this basis I cannot recommend.

Ideal for watches etc so will try out

Short review:A decent-enough screwdriver set at a premium price. This is not rip-off junk that will make you feel embarrassed at buying, but these are not pro-tier tools that you'll want to show off, either. The pop-up screwdriver bits are neat, though.Full review:Between the 60-piece and 90-piece ilabPRO sets, the 90-piece set adds a load of what seem like quite budget accessories: Plastic and metal pry-tools, craft knife, anti-static wriststrap, a sucker pull-tool, two SIM-card poke tools, three tweezers, a magnetic mat, magnetising/demagnetising tool. You get a fair bit of kit added in the 90-piece set, and while it's all useable, it all feels very budget. So the metal pry-tools are quite rudimentary, the tweezer tips don't line up, and the craft knife looks like a pre-production prototype knock-up.At the heart of the 90-piece set is the 60-piece screwdriver set, and it's okay, but no better than okay. The screwdriver itself is nice enough, with three rubber o-rings for grip, and it's useable and comfortable to hold. The selection of tips is varied, but there are no Pozidrive bits, and the largest Philips head bit is not at large as I would have liked. Given the wide selection of weird and unusual bits also included in the set this seems like an odd omission to me. The way the bits pop-up for selection at the push of a button, and then fold back down for compact storage is nicely implemented.At the time of writing, the 90-piece set is the on offer at same price as the 60-piece set, and if you can buy the 90-pice set for £19.99, that's a justifiable buy, even if it's not a great deal. At full normal price I wouldn't advise you buy this set.