PENSUN216 Piece Mechanic Tool Set, 1/4" 3/8" 1/2" Socket Wrench Sets with 72-Tooth Ratchet Wrench, for Automotive Motorcycle Repair & Household

First of all, the case is not the greatest quality. It doesn't hold the tools very securely. If you hold the case by the handle, you're guaranteed for them to be a mess afterwards. The set is metric only with no SAE sizes in wrenches or sockets. All drive sizes for sockets are included. It includes most socket sizes you might need. It does skip a few socket sizes in the higher sizes. It has sizes 4-22 without skipping any so that's nice. From there, it has sizes 24, 27, 30, and 32. The set does have a couple spark plug sockets, but the only sizes included are 16 and 21. Those aren't going to fit some so I think those should have been left out of the set completely. It does come with different standard bits. The wrenches aren't the best quality. I don't see them holding up to pressure. Ratchets have offset heads which occasional will help in tight spots. Overall, this set would be a decent backup metric set or good for home use. It definitely not professional grade but home use or backup they work just fine.

This is a nice variety of tools of pretty good quality. The problem is the case.When the toolbox was delivered, the tools and accessories were strewn all over the box. There are a lot of small parts in this set, and I chalked up the mess to being jostled in shipping.I spent about 15 minutes getting all those parts put back in the correct places, and closed the box. I picked it up by the handle to put it away...and heard the rattling of all those pieces falling down.I opened the case, and the mess was back, just as before. I again put everything back, and hunted up a piece of 1/2 inch soft foam to replace the cheap, torn-up foam sheet that came in the kit...and basically did nothing.That solved the problem, but I shouldn't have to fix a brand new toolbox made to fit that set of tools. The last thing any professional wants it searching through a big pile of sockets down in the bottom of the toolbox to find the one you need.Recommended, as long as they fix that box.

If you are going to have this - you will not want it in this case. On arrival, every item was loose and it took 40 minutes to find the places for everything. We ordered this to save time knowing that the quality was probably not the best, but wanted a set for inside the house. Our tools are mostly in the workshop and that is 1000 feet from the house. You walk 1000 feet down to the workshop to get the tool you need, get distracted, grab 1/2 of what you need and walk back up to the house only to find you need more tools and repeat the process until you've walked 3 miles. Speaking from experience. So it seemed prudent to have a basic set in the house. Since anything in the house is basic we didn't need the nicest set made and were content with that -set your expectations. These are not as nice as we had our expectations set to - it's a pretty cheap set. Things get stuck together and if you had anything substantial to use them on I'm pretty sure there could be the risk of breakage/rounding out. They are usable and it has a lot in it if this is a basic set, spare set or for someone who doesn't work on a lot like cars etc. It is frustrating as all to have everything topple out every time you open the case up. If you're a smell person, these have an odor. If you have a kid whose house you find yourself at routinely to fix things and they have no tools - this is a cost effective kit to have at their place. If you have a workshop too far from the house - this will suffice to save you a few trips. It's not a great set and is frustrating because nothing stays put but it's better than not having it in a lot of use cases. If you are even thinking you will work on a car with this as a primary set - keep looking. If it's a set for basic house stuff, go for it and find a way to keep everything in place - maybe plastic wrap.

the tools are of a very poor quality alloy. They are copied from the Yato model in terms of the number of parts, you have a little bit of each, but with the liji's quality basket, you can at most fix the bike, not the car. Look what happened to the extension cords when I just tried to unscrew a wheel

The main thing that made me return this kit was the terrible ratchets and visible rust. 2 of them would barely turn. Adjusting the screws helped them turn,but never reliably for a useable amount of time. Otherwise half of the sockets had very poor finish. Some had some rust areas showing already.Really wanted to like and keep because the size of the case and selection of sockets was pretty complete at the price point. (Oh many of the sockets also don't stay in their slots). Would be good enough for a junk yard set or quick grab set if you plan to bring a separate ratchet or don't use tools very often but my specific unit just wasn't good enough for me

For several of these parts, I have higher quality versions (such as stronger / less bendable metal), but this is a pretty comprehensive set of decent quality tools & bits -- above the pieces that I already own. They'll get most jobs done, and should last a little while. Purchasing an equivalent sized set of top quality would be too cost prohibitive for me, and considering I don't use them daily or as my profession, it's right in line with my DIY only-need-several-times-a-year usage.I really think that they should make it more obvious that this is a metric set (no SAE to be found). Generally, I need metric more often than SAE, so this isn't a HUGE issue for me (and for when it is an issue, I have a SAE set of sockets for that very reason), but that's pretty important information to for them to not make abundantly obvious.The case...it's driving me nuts. The actual CASE (like the shell) and latches are great, but inside it's a nightmare. Hardly anything stays in place if you just breathe on it too hard. Every time I've opened this in the 2 weeks of having it, I'm spending time finding all of the parts that fell out inside (which is sometimes difficult since things tend to blend together) and putting them back in their places. This is not something that I enjoy doing every time I need to use a tool within.Luckily, my review is based on the tools rather than the storage of said tools, so 4 out of 5 as a decent weekend warrior set is deserved.