iFixitMoray Driver Kit - 32 Precision Bits for Smartphones, Game Consoles & Small Electronics Repair

I bought this set to replace an older screwdriver set that I had purchased a couple years ago. I was working on a DS Lite project that proved too much for the older set because it started shredding the bits, rendering them unusable. Only time will tell how the bits from this iFixit kit hold up, but so far they've been able to do the job that my last set failed at. I'm not sure how it works through Amazon, but iFixit provides a lifetime warranty on their products so if the bits start getting shredded I'm assuming they'll replace them, or I can at least go to a hardware store to buy replacement 4mm bits and they'll fit perfectly into the case and driver.In terms of value, my last set was cheaper but it also came with less bits, but a metal driver. In terms of bits-per-dollar, this is about the same value. You can buy cheaper sets that come with quite a bit more bits, but the cases aren't always as nice, and the quality of those bits can be questionable. At the very least, with this iFixit kit you get a nice case that can also be used as an organizer for screws (it works very well for that, might I add), lifetime warranty, and at least decent-quality bits.I was skeptical about the plastic driver but it actually feels pretty sturdy and has better grip, more girth, and a stronger magnetic connection that my last set had so all-in-all I actually prefer this plastic driver to my previous metal one. If I find myself using this a lot, I might buy the aluminum driver from iFixit for $10 but for now I really don't feel the need to do that. This plastic driver has a compartment for storing up to 3 bits as well as an included SIM card release tool. I don't use that, but I can see how it'd be useful.I was originally deciding between this one and the Mako set. That one has more bits, an aluminum driver, and an extender so overall if everything else is of comparable quality then that one is definitely a better value for $35. However, I value small form factors, portability, and not having unnecessary things lying around that I won't be making use of, so for me I think this is a better fit. I'm mostly using it for retro Nintendo handheld console repairs, and the variety of phillips and tri-wing bits that come with this is plenty for my needs. I've only used it for two projects, but overall I'm really happy with it and recommend it if you're on the fence because for $20 it's a good package. If I find that over time this is a really disappointing product then I'll adjust my review.

Very well put together kit of 4mm bits and driver. More than adequate for most hobbyists and those who repair small items. Even the case is well made and effective.

The iFixit Moray Driver Kit is exactly what I needed for working on electronics. The bits cover all the essentials, whether I’m dealing with phones, laptops, or other small devices. The bits feel durable and don’t feel like they will strip easily, and the driver has a comfortable grip with smooth rotation.One of the standout features is the magnetic lid. It’s strong enough to stay secure without falling off, and I love that you can snap it onto the back while working so it doesn’t get lost. It also works great as a tray for screws. The kit is compact, and I haven’t run into any issues working inside tight computer cases, which is a huge plus.Overall, the kit is well-organized, portable, and perfect for storage or travel. If you're looking for a reliable, versatile set for electronics repair, this is an excellent choice.

The case is magnetic which is so useful, the tools are very quality, and the variety is great. And for $20, it's everything I needed to put a new shell on my Wii

Perfect set , i wish i got this when i did my pc build, the tips are magnetized which is very helpful,Its compact and has all the screwdriver heads you need .

It's great, super useful, and I use it all the time. Note that the driver is plastic, so it feels a little cheap compared to the more expensive options that are metal, but I haven't had trouble with it. Good variety of bits, but I just wish it included Phillips #00!

I typically deal with a lot of electronics day-to-day, and I used to daily drive a Mako, moving on to a Pro Tech Toolkit. Both have served very well but are kind of bulky and are only backpack-able. The Morray is small enough however to fit in my fanny pack, which is really convenient since I may not have my backpack with me all the time. It has a lot more bits than the Minnow (although the Minnow is sufficient for almost all laptop and most desktop applications). Conveniently just like the Minnow and unlike the Mako/Pro Tech, the screwdriver's blue cap is plastic and can be removed. It can hold 3 bits and double as a SIM removal tool.Overall you would get this for the portability compared to the Mako. Not having the magnetic tip is a downside, but I deal with a lot of electronics and the only time it hasn't worked is on a MSI GT73VR and that's only because 2 of the screws on that laptop is too deep for any of iFixit's standard kit of screwdriver bits. It's a great price for a gift for someone who needs a precision screwdriver kit. The quality is excellent as I would expect from a toolkit from iFixit. The Minnow might be a better gift given the bits that it has and the lower price, but if the person you're gifting is someone you care slightly more about, this is great to buy as a gift, or for yourself if you need a kit on the go.

A little disappointed that this is a plastic driver set instead of metal. I’ve had the larger ifixit kit for about 4 years and it’s been rock solid, but it’s also metal. But other than that, this kit is very handy and nice to keep around the house. For the price, you can’t beat it.