24-Piece Slotted Phillips Drill Bit Set, S2 Alloy Steel, Magnetic Tips, 2.3" Long With Storage box.Power Drill - Pro & DIY (24-Piece Bit Set (Slotted+Phillips))

I really like them They're pretty cool. I got my dad in set Of different ones but I like mine better

Works great, awesome carrying case that fits the bits snugly so they're not all falling out on the ground. Fit my drill perfectly. I was able to do about 6 odd jobs lackey-split. Keeps your drill bits organized. Great value! Magnet strength is a bit weak but not a big problem.

The Amartisan 24-Piece Screwdriver Bit Set (Magnetic Slotted & Phillips) is exactly what I needed to round out my tool collection. The bits feel solid and well-made right out of the package, and the magnetic feature makes it much easier to keep screws in place while driving — especially in tight spots. I’ve used them for furniture assembly, small repairs, and electronics work, and they’ve performed smoothly without slipping or rounding screws. The set includes a good range of both slotted and Phillips sizes, so I always have the right one on hand without switching constantly. They fit securely in my drill and manual driver, and the magnetic hold keeps everything stable during use. The compact storage case keeps the bits organized and easy to find, which is really convenient. After multiple uses, the bits still look and perform like new — no noticeable wear or wobbling. Overall, this set offers great quality, versatility, and value for the price. Great choice for DIYers, homeowners, or anyone who wants a reliable bit set.

Have only used a few time so I can’t speak to durability. But seem to be quality product at this point.

value for money

Seems to work fine, compact case and magnetic items

picked up this set of screwdriver bits because they were advertised as magnetic, which is a feature I really rely on when working with small screws. In terms of basic performance, the bits themselves worked well enough… they fit securely in the driver, didn’t strip easily, and handled regular use without any noticeable wear after a few projects. The issue is with the “magnetic” claim. While the bits are very slightly magnetic, it’s nowhere near strong enough to be useful. A properly magnetic bit should hold a screw firmly in place, making it easy to position and start threading one-handed. With these, the pull is so weak that screws fall off almost immediately. For all practical purposes, they behave just like non-magnetic bits. If you only need inexpensive, functional bits, these will get the job done. But if you’re specifically buying them for the magnetic feature, you’ll likely be disappointed.

Very handy and durable.

Little to no magnetic tips. False description.