Amazon Basics Electronics Screwdriver Set, 32-Piece Tool Kit for Repair and Maintenance, Red

Great set. The screwdriver is pretty standard. But most importantly I think the bits are made of a high quality metal and haven’t stripped or deformed like some other bit sets. Get the one!

Saw this advertised on facebook. This is a really handy set, great quality and extremely handy. I will purchase a second set as a Christmas gift...

very good for computer and phone repairs

Great inexpensive toolkit for light PC and tech repairs

I bought this set for I believe about 20. I’ve used it quite a bit. it has a wide variety of heads that fit into the handle. The case works well to keep everything organized and it’s small and easy to carry with you or in a bag.

just what i needed

Some intimidating repair jobs, like replacing the battery in Bluetooth headphones, are really easy if you have the right tools. Rather than struggle and feel like your skills are lacking, pick up this tool kit. It will pay for itself on the first project you complete.

[TL;DR] I consider this a decent value for the money, and it can be used with your iFixit precision bits.I paid $13.49 for this 32 piece set. For that price, I consider it a decent value for money. There are some things I feel are missing, most notably a non-marring spludger, which reduces how useful this kit is as a general purpose "Electronics Repair" kit. However, it's being sold specifically as an "Electronics Repair Screwdriver Set", so I can't really fault it for that. It is what it says it is, and the non-screwdriver goodies it has are just that, goodies. Extras.The reason I bring it up at all, is it leads to what I consider the greatest weakness of this set. It only has 24 bits, and only one seems to be a security/tamper resistant bit (with the little hole in the tip). That means that in a lot of situations doing "electronics repair", you just won't have the bits you need. I feel a better design choice would have been to leave out the extra goodies, and provide a better range of bits.Fortunately, the driver in this kit uses "standard precision sized bits" which is around 5/32 inch or 4 mm for the shank, so if you have or can find additional bits with that shank size, they should fit nicely in the driver. The driver, in my opinion, is the star of this set and what mostly makes it worth the price.The driver in this kit compares favorably to the driver in my iFixit toolkit, and the iFixit's bits fit very nicely in the AmazonBasics driver. iFixit's precision bit driver sells for $9.99 right now, for just the driver, not including shipping. So, for an extra $3.48, this kit gives you 24 bits, an extender, some tweezers, a sim card ejector tool, two little pry bars, an opening pick (it looks like a sturdier guitar pick), suction cup, and a case. Decent value for the price, that's pretty good for $3.48. Invest in a good bit set (they can range up to $25 for a reasonable set), and some spudgers, and you'll have a pretty decent start kit for electronics repair.