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JOREST 145-in-1 Precision Screwdriver Set with 120 Bits
Price and rating as shown on Amazon when we collected them. Both change.
The JOREST 145 in 1 Electronics Precision Screwdriver Set with 120 Bits is number seven in this guide. It is a precision kit for small electronics at £25.99, rated 4.8 out of 5 from 127 ratings, and it is the set that publishes its own arithmetic: the title says 145 in 1, the first bullet says 120 bits. The 25-piece gap is the handle, the adjustable extension rod, the magnetic work mat, the magnetiser, the anti-static wrist strap, the Oxford bag and the other accessories — not extra bits.
That is also why it sits at seven rather than higher. Counted across the 145 advertised pieces, £25.99 works out at roughly 18p a piece; counted only across the 120 bits, roughly 22p a bit, which is dearer per piece than the cheapest volume in the guide. Two more numbers worth noting on the listing itself: the rating breakdown adds up to 100 ratings (80 five-star, 17 four-star, 3 three-star) while the header claims 127, and the bag bullet calls the set light to carry while the weight field reads 870 g. Everything on this page comes from the Amazon listing — description, specification table and customer reviews — and not from any testing of our own.
How those 127 ratings break down
An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.8 stars.
Specification
Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.
| Price | £25.99 |
|---|---|
| Rating | 4.8 out of 5 from 127 ratings |
| Rating breakdown | 80 five-star, 17 four-star, 3 three-star — 100 ratings shown against 127 in the header |
| Advertised number of items | 145 (as listed) |
| Bits supplied | 120, per the first bullet |
| Advertised pieces that are not bits | 25 (145 minus 120) |
| Cost per piece | About 18p across 145 pieces; about 22p if counted across the 120 bits |
| Weight and materials | 870 g; 60HRC chromium-vanadium steel bits, ABS plastic handle, Oxford bag, orange |
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
“This screwdriver kit from Jorest includes every bit needed for small electronic device repairs.It comes with a comprehensive range of tools, such as spudgers, plectrums, a suction cup, tweezers, a pry tool, and a magnetic screw safe pad.The screwdriver features a rubberised grip with a rotating top that fits comfortably in the hand, eliminating the issues that can arise from ratchets. Additionally, it has an extendable shaft, which is a fantastic feature for extra reach. The kit also includes a very handy flexible extension shaft, perfect for accessing hard-to-reach areas, such as inside PCs.The bits are made of high-quality Chrome-Vanadium steel, ensuring their durability and longevity when used properly. This kit offers a vast array of bits, ranging from simple straight bits, Pozi and Phillips drives and small nut drivers to specialised security bits designed for screws commonly found in consumer electronic devices like phones, laptops, and gaming consoles. The bits are neatly organised in groups on rubberised holders that grip them securely. There is a hand demagnetiser/magnetiser tool in the kit too.Included with the kit is an anti-static wrist strap, which is essential for repairing sensitive electronic devices.All the components, including the screwdriver and additional tools, are neatly stored in an Oxford fabric wallet, ensuring everything stays organised and complete when properly cared for.This precision screwdriver kit is a valuable addition to any toolbox, particularly if you, like me, enjoy repairing electronic devices as a hobby. Manufacturers are increasingly using specialist screws or assembling devices in ways that make them difficult to service or repair. This kit is extremely helpful in overcoming those challenges.Overall, it's an excellent kit at a reasonable price and extremely handy.”
“I got this set because I was fed up with needing a tiny or unusual screwdriver and never having the right one.With 120 different bits available, the selection is extensive. I've found it useful for a range of devices, including laptops, phones, game controllers, and other small electronics.The screwdriver handle feels comfortable in the hand and gives decent control when working with very small screws.I especially like the extension pieces for screws that are awkward or recessed. The magnetic mat is another genuinely useful addition anyone who has dropped a tiny screw onto the floor during a repair will understand why!There are loads of little extras included too, such as pry tools, tweezers, a suction cup, cleaning brush and the anti-static wrist strap.I wasn't sure how much I'd use all of them, but having everything together means I don't have to hunt around the house halfway through a job.The bits are clearly organised, which is important with a set this large. Everything packs away neatly into the supplied case, so it doesn't take up much room and is easy to keep in a drawer or cupboard.For the price, I think you get a lot of useful equipment. I probably won't use every single one of the 145 pieces, but that's almost the point: when an odd screw eventually appears, there's a good chance the correct bit will already be sitting in the case.A very useful set for DIY electronics repairs and general tinkering.”
What it is up against
The rivals it was ranked against in Best Screwdriver Sets 2026: 10 Ranked, and Why the Count Lies.
Questions people ask
Does the JOREST set really have 145 pieces?
The Number of Items field and the set name both say 145, but the first bullet says 120 precision bits. The remaining 25 are the handle, the extension rod, the magnetic work mat, the magnetiser, the wrist strap, the bag and other accessories the listing describes.
How many bits are in the JOREST 145 in 1 set?
120, according to the first bullet. It says they cover Torx, Phillips, Hex, Pentalobe, Tri-Wing, Square and Gamebit, among others.
What jobs does the listing say the JOREST set is for?
The Recommended Uses field lists electronics repair, laptop, iPhone, PC, MacBook, Nintendo, Xbox, PS5, mobile phone, tablet, gaming console, glasses, jewellery, furniture, drone and toy repair.
What are the bits made of?
The second bullet says every bit is forged from hardened 60HRC chromium-vanadium steel. The Materials field lists chrome vanadium steel, ABS plastic and an Oxford bag.
Does the JOREST set include anti-static protection?
Yes. The fourth bullet describes an anti-static wrist strap that dissipates body static electricity to protect sensitive components from ESD damage.
What warranty comes with the JOREST set?
The listing states a lifetime warranty and says the set is stored in a tear-resistant, impact-proof Oxford fabric bag with a nylon handle.
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