iFixit Mako 64-Bit Precision Driver Kit

iFixit picked the 64 bits in this kit from the screws people actually run into in thousands of repair guides, with no duplicates and no filler. That’s how you end up with basics like Torx sitting next to security bits like Pentalobe and triwing, all in a case that fits in a desk drawer.

The 4 mm bits are S2 steel and drop into an anodized aluminum handle with a magnetic socket, a knurled grip and a swivel top, so you can spin a tiny screw with one finger while the other hand holds the device. A flexible extension reaches screws buried inside a laptop. The case has a foam insert that holds every bit in its own slot, closes with magnets, and the inside of the lid works as a sorting tray for loose screws.

It suits the electrical or software engineer who opens their own laptop, swaps console thumbsticks, or tightens the hinges on a pair of glasses. It’s also a smart gift for the family member who ends up fixing everyone else’s tech.

The catch: everything here is sized for electronics. It won’t help with furniture, bikes or anything bigger than a laptop screw, so it belongs next to a regular screwdriver set, not in place of one.