58 Piece Computer Repair Tool Kit

What is there to say? This toolkit is extremely useful.For one it's in a nice little sleeve/package with a zip to hold all the tools, the sheer amount of tools for this price is great, as well as the product quality.The screwdriver isn't magnetized, which is always good I guess, considering magnetized screwdrivers are typically a bit pesky with screws, and have caused me to lose many a screw before.The variety of tools is useful for everything, both in a computer and around the house. It's also in a pretty nifty set, which is a nice change for me as I tend to have many different screwdrivers kicking about everywhere that seem to get lost. Due to it being one screwdriver with adjustable/changeable bits I no longer have this worry.All in all, fast delivery, a great product, a large quantity of tools, especially for the price.A must buy for any gamer or computer technician.

I honestly love this tool kit and it really surprised me. From the good selection to the quality. If you are building a pc or even doing basic electronics work I would highly recommend this product.I really like the torque screwdriver with multiple bits however it can be a bit annoying to change out the bits. Some parts are cheap such as the small parts boxed with for me seemed to be sealed shut. Also the small torch doesn't have an on button but is instead operated by loosening and tightening the top?Overall I like this set I think it is good for the price and I think the quality is where it really counts in terms of the tools. Such as the screwdrivers and pliers.

Ok, you aren't going to confuse this with a professional tool kit (which would be several times more expensive), but for occasional use such as DIY building and maintaining PCs, the tools should last years. The non-magnetic screwdriver set holds the good quality bits in place well, and although the pliers look and feel a bit cheap, they are servicable. There's a handy small parts grabber for those dropped screws (do have a magnetised screwdriver handy for extracting them from non-critical areas though), and a small quantity of extra screws in a storage box. Not quite sure what you'd use a scalpel for, but it's bloody sharp (ask me how I know this...) and there are various other tools which you probably won't use for PC work but which are nice to have. Only let down was the torch- which barely glimmered, but I have a torch and a head torch anyway, so no loss there. Recommended.

Ordered this on a Sunday, it arrived Tuesday afternoon, very quick delivery! First impressions when handling the tools was that everything felt of good quality. All individual pieces are solid and good to hold in the hand. One thing I was most impressed about was the magnetic screw driver. Normally the magnet to hold the screw heads in are normally crap, however in this tool kit once the screw head is in it's not moving anywhere. A few surprises including a tool to pick up small parts, and a craft razor blade, which really is razor sharp. Fantastic Quality and Selection for the money. Love it!

I'm not a computer expert. I've bought this kit as I wanted to dissemble my laptop, clean the fan and apply fresh thermal paste. Did the kit work? It did and it saved me significant amounts of cash that I'd otherwise have to pay for the service.The kit comes in a nice case that helps to keep your tools organised. And in the case you'll probably find anything you would ever need for small fixes. It even comes with a small flashlight and batteries supplied! I love the colour scheme - yellow on black makes it always super easy to find the bits you need.It's absolutely great value for money and a must have for all weekend engineers.

Been using this regularly for 3 months to both build and repair computers/laptops and it is a great kit for the price range.Screwdriver;Although demagnetised screwdrivers are liked for magnet sensitive parts such as hard drives, would have preferred optional magnetic bits.The screwdriver is also very short and fat - not able to screw in tight spaces, such as when fitting in larger cpu heatsinks and fans. A shame there is no extension for it.Bits are of decent metallic strength to last a while and not grind away through the frequent accidental misuse of screwing too tight.Flashlight - Several reviews say it's faulty but mine was fine. Not so bright but good enough at close range. Would advise to keep it in the kit and not link with your keys bunch as it feels of cheap build quality. Expected an LED bulb for necessary brightness, replaced with my own for a pound store.Scalpel - Found the blade to be very loose at first use but it is actually a replaceable blade. You must wind and tighten the head in which it fits.Very sharp, have cut myself multiple times mishandling so be very careful and always remember to replace the cap when not in use.Pliers and wire cutters have worked great to both cut and strip different sized cables.Nice to have a little box to store spare screws.Never used a 'chip extractor' before or seen one used but works nicely, useful when fingers are dirtied with thermal paste I must say.Overall very pleased with the quality and selection of tools for the price bracket. Would Recommend as a starter kit.

It arrived today (Two days before slated delivery date)The quality is excellent and so is the value, this kit comes with pretty much everything you could ever need for PC maintenance and repair. My main worry was the ratchet screwdriver as I've had many bad experiences with the bearings being horrible out of the box but after using it to fit my new fans in my PC case I can tell you it works flawlessly and is smooth.I definitely recommend this kit whether you're a professional or just somebody who fixes/maintains PC's as a hobby.

Not a bad tool kit but not the greatest quality.