iFixitMinnow Driver Kit: Pocket-Sized Screwdriver + Portable Bit Set

I bough the bigger brother to this a while back and love to have it around at my desk at work. However, that is a bit big/heavy to lug aorund so I got this mini kit for popping into my bag so I have it on the go -I just wish it had a #2 phillips (it has a #0 ad #1 of that)

This 4mm precision screwdriver set is just what I needed for a couple of PS5 repairs I had come through the shop recently. This screwdriver set is made of good quality materials and has a nice rubberized feel when in hand. The storage case is nice because you can use the magnetized lid to hold your screws / bolts / etc. I admit that the pricing is a little steep, but I feel that you get what you pay for. I really like this set so much that I went and purchased the bigger Moray set right after. I recommend this screwdriver set to anyone needing or just wanting to add a high quality precision screwdriver set to their arsenal...

My wife is an on-call technician who uses her iFixit kit all the time to repair various machines. Naturally, over time, she's gonna damage or lose bits. After losing a few of them that came in the larger kit, I bought her this smaller kit because it included all of the bits she'd lost. She's really happy with the brand in general. They're very good quality bits, there's a nice variety of sizes/types of bits, and they do what they're intended to do without issue.

Does the job for the price ifixit tools are worth it as someone who is a cell phone repair technician. Also cute little case.

Pro Tip: Just buy the bits this does have separate from their website. Then you get a pocket sized toolkit with just what you need. I picked up some gamer bits, and they worked great.

Very handy little screw driver kit. Fits in pocket well making it even handier.

I've used an iFixit Essentials toolkit for about the past year to fix and upgrade a variety of devices, and have been incredibly satisfied with the quality and durability of its components. It served me so well that when I learned about the iFixit Minnow, a pocketable version of their modular screwdriver, I picked it up immediately.The Minnow kit comes with sixteen driver bits that will get you into about 99% of anything you'd want to, with four Philips and three Flathead bits, six varieties of Torx security bits, two Tri-point screws and two Pentalobe screws that will assist in opening phones and game consoles, and a standoff for other phone-related use. (As a tip that I was shocked to learn, try popping off the blue bit of the screwdriver! It has storage for three bits, as well as a tool to eject SIM card slots for phones.) The kit comes with all sixteen of these bits and the screw handle to carry them in a hard plastic case, protected by a magnetic lid that can also be used as a screw tray.The Minnow screwdriver kit isn't as fully featured as some of iFixit's other kits, like their Pro Tech toolkit or even some of the bigger screw kits like their Manta or Mako, but it isn't really supposed to be. I usually carry around a Philips head screwdriver in my bag, and working with tech it's come in handy more times than you'd think, but switching it out for the Minnow has offered more flexibility and durability, even if I'm not needing everything in the already limited kit.My one big gripe with this kit at least, though, is that the included mesh padding seems to pop out almost every time I take the screwdriver out. Picking the handle out of the base often brings with it the mesh padding, which I largely blame on the small clearances on the top right. I believe this could be fixed with some kind of glue along the sides, and iFixit does have a lifetime warranty on their products so if it broke I believe they'd replace the part, but it's incredibly irritating when you're just trying to pull your screwdriver out quickly.Besides this issue, the Minnow kit is an excellent accessory to a larger iFixit toolkit, and I'd recommend it for anyone who does repairs and/or maintenance on any regular basis!

Good quality metal. The driver feels a little cheap but holds the bits well. Decent variety of bits but is probably worth just getting the bigger kits if you tinker with things ~alot~.