EKLIND 92300 PSD Hex (allen) Precision Screwdriver - 10pc set SAE Inch Sizes .028-5/32

These are happily within my little arsenal of tools I use almost every day. The handles are comfortable, the tips are strong and they're proving to be good quality.These are very strong but you must realize the tips are a very fine and they're not designed to torque heavily or abuse. They're designed for a specific purpose and should be used in that manner.These are great product, well designed and a pleasure to use.

These allen wrenches are perfect for most applications. They work like a screwdriver. There is no fumbling to find the hole every time you reach the maximum range. We highly recommend them.

High quality miniature set.

Worked for what I needed not sure about quality only used once but the smaller one seem fragile.

Good alien wrenches to have around the house. I have used them twice now and they work great.

Seem to be correct size as printed, but definitely on the cheeper side for the grips. The plastic holders it came in are garbage so you’ll need a pouch or the like to hold the tools

Works as stated

Great precision SAE hex set. I bought these for fishing reels, glasses, knives, etc. I'm very satisfied with my purchase.I don't think the people having issues with rounding, stripping, breakage etc., know what they're doing with fasteners. You have to make sure the tool is fit 100% squarely and 100% seated to the head of the fastener 100% of the time or you will have catastrophic issues with the tool or the fastener. This fact becomes even more important as the size of the fastener gets smaller.I used a white oil based paint Sharpie to paint the swivel cap numbers to make them easier to see. Clean the swivel cap with a cotton ball and rubbing alcohol to clean off any molding agents that might remain from the plastic molding process and wipe them off with a clean cloth. This is a necessary step to help the paint to stick, especially with plastics.If you are trying to break loose a fastener from factory assembly or a corroded fastener, you need to apply heat to the situation and make sure it's clean. Get a candle and heat the end of a paper clip to glowing hot and hold it to the head of the fastener to transfer the heat. Use a Q-tip, small nylon brush and rubbing alcohol to clean the area. This will help break loose those tiny fasteners with blue loctite, corroded etc. These are not breaker bars. Get a breaker bar and a 1/4" drive bit if you are busting stuff loose.