Rocaris 5 Pack Extra Long Phillips Screwdriver Bit Sets, 1/4 Inch Hex Shank Magnetic Screwdriver Bits Cross Head S2, 12 Inch

Worked perfectly for removing a large TV from a wall mount. Seemed fairly priced.

These are amazing for when having to adjust your headlights which is their purpose for me buying them

Very long and came in clutch when I needed them to take apart some blow mold Christmas decorations. The metal is not coated at all, so be careful where you store them. They rust very quickly!

I've used the large #2 bit quite a few times since receiving it. It's a nice addition to the tool box even if it doesn't get used often. Better to have it when you need it. Wouldn't recommend using it on an impact driver.

All the hardware stores that I went to none of them offered a screwdriver this long this small and diameter and I was taking in the chassis apart in a small appliance known as a"litter robot"It's an electronic litter box that empties itself after each use and strains out the lumps

Everyone should have theseVery useful

I'm comparing these against my favorite brand of screwdriver Wera. For my personal use, I don't have a reason to keep this many variations of the #1 and #2 Phillips screwdriver head around. I see a future in which I grab one of the odd sizes and proceed to strip out a screw. For me, The S2 PH1 is the only tip I use around the house. The rest have very limited use cases. All the tips are quite pointed which leads be to believe they will wear down fast and start stripping screws.

My screwdrivers tend to grow legs and walk away when I'm not looking. Generally I'm not big on power-tool-based screwdrivers, as it is easy to over-torque a screw and destroy the product I'm trying to work on, but these came along at a point when I was short on long screwdrivers, so I took advantage and ordered them.These bits arrived a few weeks back, and upon initial inspection, they appeared to be pretty decent. The finish was good with no rust, and the metal looked... not cheap. Those of you who have worked with cheap tools know what I mean. I've been putting off reviewing the bits until I can actually use them and test them out. This weekend I had a project that required that I sink some 2-1/2" wood screws into old, dry wood, so I figured I'd test the bits out. If I was going to chip one, or twist it up or snap it, I would do so while driving wood screws.Overall, I have to say I'm impressed. I used the No. 2 bit driver, and didn't go easy on it. I drove the screws into the old, dry wood as deep as I needed to, and while I did feel a little bit of give in the bit (twist), it never felt like it was going to snap on me. The bit did jump in the screw several times; I don't know if that was due to the bit, or the screw, or maybe both, or operator error, but regardless, I was able to finish my project.So after one use, I can say the bits are not complete junk; if they were, I would have broken the one I used. They may not hold up to everyday use, but I don't really think that's the point. These are long drivers, useful for hard-to-reach screws. In that capacity, the bits are nice to have in the toolbox. I would order them again.