Fomatrade precision screwdriver set, 115-in-1

Magnetic tips are the practical draw here: they can help keep a small screw on the driver while you work inside a laptop or mobile device. The Fomatrade set is presented as a 115-in-1 kit, with 90 precision bits, mini sockets and accessories for small repairs around electronics, watches and eyeglasses. Its compact case measures 21 x 9 x 3 cm, so it can live in a tool drawer or travel bag rather than taking up much room. The range is useful, but having many bit types does not remove the need to match the driver carefully to each screw.

How to use it

For a small repair, choose the bit that fits the screw head, attach it to the magnetic handle, then use the magnetic tip to help control the screw as it comes out. If a fastener sits awkwardly inside a device, the kit includes an extension shaft and a flexible shaft, the adjustable extension reaches up to 60 mm. That can be handy when a straight driver has limited access, although the listing does not establish that every recessed or unusually tight screw will be reachable.

The assortment covers Slit, Phillips, Pozidriv, Torx, Pentalob, Tri-Wing, Spanner and Dreikant types, alongside eight mini sockets ranging from M2.5 to M5.5. For example, when opening a laptop for a repair, you can keep the case on the bench, select the matching bit and use the extension for a screw set farther inside. Why carry a general-purpose screwdriver for this kind of task if the fastener needs a smaller, more specific head? It suits you if you want one compact kit for occasional precision work across different small devices. It is not for you if your repairs mainly involve larger fasteners or you need a clearly specified tool for a particular model, compatibility is described broadly, not by device model.

Pros

• Magnetic screwdriver tips can help hold small screws during removal and installation.
• The 90-bit selection spans several common precision head styles, with eight mini sockets included.
• A flexible shaft, extension pieces, tweezers, SIM pin, suction cup, magnetiser/demagnetiser and prying tools broaden the kit beyond screwdrivers.
• The bits are listed as CR-V steel with a stated hardness of HRC52–56.
• The case is compact enough for storage with other repair tools.

The main trade-off is the same one common to large assortment kits: you still need to identify the correct bit and work gently, especially on delicate items. The product details do not specify a repair guide or confirm coverage for every screw used in the named device categories. Given how it is set up, this is better suited to careful hobby repairs than to buyers seeking a specialised, model-specific service tool.

Spec sheet

• Type: Precision screwdriver and repair tool kit
• Format: 115-in-1 set
• Bits: 90 precision bits, Slit, Phillips, Pozidriv, Torx, Pentalob, Tri-Wing, Spanner and Dreikant
• Sockets: 8 mini sockets, M2.5 to M5.5
• Bit material: CR-V steel
• Bit hardness: HRC52–56
• Extension: Adjustable length up to 60 mm, plus a flexible shaft
• Case dimensions: 21 x 9 x 3 cm
• Other accessories: Magnetic handle, tweezers, SIM pin, suction cup, magnetiser/demagnetiser and prying tools

What I’d decide

Choose this Fomatrade kit if your drawer is missing a range of small driver heads and you want accessories for occasional work on electronics or other precision items. It offers more flexibility than a basic screwdriver with a few interchangeable tips, particularly when access is awkward. The limitation is that a broad assortment is not the same as guaranteed fit: for a repair where a specific screw type or device compatibility matters, confirm that the required bit is included before relying on the kit.