Good thing about these is that they never wera out

cheap tools are expensive. I have learned that big time. I buy Wera, Knippex, wiha etc now. Buy it once for life.

We love German tools here in the US. Wiha screwdrivers and knipex pliers are the way to go

Really like WIHA for their precision drivers, PB Swiss(Esp. slotted) and VESSEL(Esp. "phillips"/JiS) for regular sized stuff. Cheap harbor fright stuff for prying/wailing on etc.

Yes,yes,yes. All the aggro disappears with good kit. I've always had good drivers and pliers but for some reason was using a cheap set of hex keys for years, happily rounding off heads. A set of Wera keys and guess what- they fit, and remove the most stubborn of screws. I like your sentiment of giving your old tools away too, let's make the world better!

Totally agree on Wira Kraftform, I just use PH00 and PH01 so I buy individually and don't shell out for the larger ones I don't use often. Got to add tho I just broke my C.K. 0.4 flat blade thats given me many years of fantastic service on stubborn screws so I'm conflicted as to whether to stick with replacing like for like. The metal shaft is a little thicker than my similar sized wira with a sharper angle to the tip and it has really made a difference sometimes.

Hello from Canada! I've actually never heard of the Wera (German) brand, go figure! They do look very well made and as always, German manufacturing is usually top grade. I've got most of the Wiha (another German manufacturer) brand of precision screwdrivers and I'm very happy with them as well. I've spent thousands on the electronics hobby and I believe the sweet spot is a culmination of very high end and low end instruments and tools. I have an Agilent U1252B meter that works alongside my 10 dollar DT9205 from China..and they work well together! I use the DT9205 strictly for continuity testing as its very quick and precise on the circuit, while I use the Agilent for critical measuring. Long story short, if you can..don't be afraid of buying cheap but well made (If that's possible) and they will work great alongside the expensive kit.

They are just excellent, like the brand... really, it is worth to invest some money for them. THX for the video!

"If you buy cheap you will buy twice. With screwdrivers you will buy 6 or 7 times!!..." I laughed out loud cos this is so TRUE and I am still on the holy grail of screwdrivers! Wera I like and collect! With electronics, that day is not far off when you simply cannot find that exact screwdriver for the job and end up having a nervous breakdown on Amazon! The micros is where I am perfecting my collection now and it is INSANE! Good one mate!

Your so right these last so much longer than anything else, and cheaper in the long run, Wera & Wiha have brought there prices down on there more common sets like these that anyone can afford now days, and they are always on sale for alot of these.

I love these

Wera and wiha the best electric tools in world 😍

Wera Germany tools The best quality and strong tools 😍😍😍

i liked your review

I have the Mikro set and I can recommend it for everyone needing a good screwdriverset.

I have the very same sets there is none better.

Not a fan of Big Clive's Poundland screwdrivers I take it? :-p I love those little cheapo 9-in-one style screwdrivers. You absolutely make a very good point, though - good quality tools really makes a difference and are worth investing in. With that said; as a hobbyist on a budget, buying cheap may be all you need. If, like me, you mostly tinker with smaller electronics, one of Big Clive's favourite screwdrivers will last you for years. If you're just starting out - by all means buy cheap tools and upgrade later when you have a better idea of your needs. Of course, if you do have the money to spare, buy good quality from the beginning. End of personal opinions. Great review, Kris, I'm actually sort of looking to buy a nicer, more durable set of screwdrivers for heavier work (i.e. opening things). You wouldn't happen to know if they have a set like the Kompakt, but with security bits or could you recommend some other set? Thanks for a great video, as always!

The beast

Man I wish. I live on a small fixed income that is my budget for my electronics hobby for two months for the less expensive kit. Love your channel man keep up the great videos.

A shame what happened to the UK. As for German tools, check out Gedore in that same price bracket. Wera sources from Czech and Taiwan.

Gave a thumbs up but there is no way I could afford or justify either set......no matter how much I really want them. I have a few Dealz (Poundland brand in Ireland) sets and they have lasted me for a couple of years. I'm still putting away money to try to buy the VC97........by the time I'm able there'll be a better one :D

Great video! One question though, which one of these sets would be best for a assembling/disassembling pc's?

Voltage meter is not really a place you want to cheap out on

BTW, it's pronounced "vera" (with an open "e" like in "verified")

Someone got paid for this?

Somebody please help me.... This is not what I need at all ! ...I need QUAILITY MINI screwdrivers... These are WAY too large... I need screwdrivers to disassemble and assemble vintage film cameras ... Old cameras with the screws holding them together that haven't been turned in many, many years ...Most of them have screws that haven't been turned since they were made ... I broke 4 screwdrivers yesterday trying to remove ONE screw from a vintage Yashica film camera.. .. and would have probably broken more drivers if I had anymore that fit that screw. ...Well...The screw is still in the camera..... I'm tired of throwing away money on worthless mini screwdrivers.... I cant afford to spend a couple hundred bucks for a few micro precision screwdrivers....Surely , somebody somewhere makes a decent micro screwdriver set to work on cameras that I don't have to mortgage the farm to buy... If you know who or where please advise me ...thanks in advance.... The Idle film camera fixer

4 minutes to get to the review come on man