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Presented as a graphite-grey aluminium cassette barely thicker than a smartphone, the kit opens with a damped push-slide to reveal 24 precision bits locked into CNC-milled troughs.
Each S2-steel head wears laser-etched labels—Torx, pentalobe, tri-wing—matching pocket-tech repair needs from Apple laptops to Leica lens plates. The driver itself weighs 50 g, its anodised barrel tapering into a micro-knurled midsection for fingertip rotation; a gingerly cushioned spinner cap lets you seat screws while palm-pressing, avoiding the wrist twist that cheaper tools demand. Strong neodymium magnets hold bits in place and can suspend a 2.5-inch SSD without slip.
Bits are hardened to HRC 60, resisting cam-out and rust, while the aluminium shell shrugs off scratches in a laptop bag. At 168 × 67 × 17 mm, it slides into a tech pouch like a stylus case—functional precision rendered with the minimal grace of stationery rather than a garage tool.
