58 Piece Computer Repair Tool Kit

A great selection of tools, all good quality. Nice touch with the anti-static wristband and the flexible extender for the screwdriver handle. Also the cleaning brush and small cable ties are quite handy. However, there are two small downsides: 1. There is a great really bright little keyring torch but my kit arrived with 4 x dead cell batteries. The LR41's provided are now labelled 192's in the UK. So this was an easy fix. I wouldn't put it on my keyring though - but just add to a pocket in my tool bag. 2. The 5 hex socket set bits for the adjustable screwdriver are in imperial sizes: 3/16" to 3/8". This is not really appropriate for the UK/EU market where most hex screws are in metric. So a set of 5 hex sockets from 2mm to 6mm would be more useful. But overall the number, range and quality of the main tools is very good for the price point.

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.

I bought this set about a month ago in preparation for a new computer build which i have since finished. So far i have been able to use it a reasonable amount of times and not once has it dissapointed. Everything I had a need for was included. I will admit that there are some things i have not needed to use such as the screwdriver extension and some of the allen keys and most of the interchangeable screws and the chip extractor, but that is a demonstration of how well equipped this kit is. <rant> From past experience I have only picked up the following issues. -One is that the torch is really not bright enough and could benefit from an LED bulb or similar, though i am sure there are limitations. -Second is that i found the plastic handles of the wire strippers we not very well attached and have slipped off once or twice. -Thirdly, I know that having specially demagnetised screwdrivers has advantages, namely not damaging hard drives, but I would be nice if there was maybe a single extendable magnetic rod or something, as dropping a screw into the depths of a tower can be a somewhat onerous task to retrieve. -Fourth is that in the set it comes with a box for holding screws, of which it already contains spare screws and hence found myself putting some new screws on the floor instead. I guess this isn't so much of a problem as me just giving my opinion on the matter. I expect I would still complain even if it had left compartments empty as I would probably just feel short-changed. -Fith, the lid for the scalpel does not stay on the blade at all well and it often requires jamming the scalpel into the plastic in the end to get it to stay on. -Finally, from reading other reviews this has already been picked up on, but the keychain for the torch broke off for me too. I honestly doubt anyone actually attaches it to their keys. Maybe it is for hanging on a wall or something. Either way, neither is possible if the keychain breaks off. I don't expect any of these to be much of a problem for others, I am just being fussy as is my usual over critical self. Im just trying to be honest and if the designers of the product want feedback, here it is.</rant> I am overall very pleased with this group of tools and I have found myself relying on it more often than I predicted. I am certainly not pushing any of these tools to their limit, however all have lived up to my expectations and I am very confident in the quality and longetivity of the pieces. TL:DR pleased as punch.

Great little kit, good value for money and good variety of tools

Good little set Great for money

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.