Torx Bits Set, PTSLKHN 24PCS Security Torx Bit Set, High Hardness S2 Alloy Steel, Magnetic, Anti-rust

Excellent product especially for the cost. They actually must be heat treated as they used and abused. I really had to put some torque on the long bits and some twisting but none snapped. Would highly recommend.

The story is the same your putting together something that's got several torx screws and you want to use your bit driver to speed up the task. These will do the job the fact that they a also security bits is a bonus. They seem to be well made and so far have not stripped just make sure your driver is set to the lowest level of torque to get the job done over torquing will most likely strip the screw.

the bits are very good. the plastic case gets broken in shipping because the put iy in a plastic bubble wrap envelope and not a box.

I took apart my shark vacuum and realized I needed these. This came quick and made it easy to take apart the shark vacuum.

I work on bicycles frequently and the use of Torx bits of a fairly large range of sizes has become more common lately, so, I purchased this set of bits. They have made completion of jobs much more effective and I'm happy.

Well organized labeled security torque bits. Haven't tested for durability but they have worked installing cameras and alarm equipment and I hate using the little wrenches provided with dome cameras, so this has been a Time saver and helps prevent my wrists from hurting at the end of the day. Haven't had to use them against anything that would test durability cuz I've been doing mostly new installs lately but they seem up to the standards to handle it if the prior techs doing installs used and impact driver like they're not supposed to to secure things down. And if you're one of those tech's who uses an impact driver to install Network equipment there are words for you that cannot be spoken. lol This sadly is one of those times I wish I was kidding.

I read that a lot of these small torx used soft metal that would round off and fail quickly. So I looked at reviews from machine shops and so on. I found the Torx brand was mentioned a number of times, so I took the chance and purchased them.So far they have worked very well. I use them mainly on folder knives to disassemble and change pocket clip positions. Some of the screws have been pretty tight, but loosening them by hand has worked, and I tighten them only by hand and use blue, removable, thread lock: I do not use a driver or pliers for added leverage. I have done about 6 folders and about 30 torx screws and so far so good. They are the correct size and offer a secure hold on the screws. And they are magnetized, which is a great help with those tiny screws.I am satisfied these are a good set. And I will recommend them for the stuff I am doing as I described. But I do know a professional level of torx drivers for use with ratchets and so on, are going to cost much more.

I was pissed when I had to buy these security torx to get into my playstation but I love tools and the quality on these is great. Glad I had an excuse to pick them up.