Wiha Micro Bit Set with ESD driver and cool metal box. How cute is this?

amzn.to/3uHVE68 Wiha makes a classic metal box Bit Set with ESD driver, extension and 37 micro bits, product 75980. The quality is outstanding, and the size is just so cute.
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[@pincombe]

I've tried many brands of bits and Wiha bits are fantastic. Definitely some of the tightest fitting bits on the market and some of the strongest too.

[@kurddles416]

I love my i fixit kit but i dare not use them if the project requires a lot of torque.

[@hobo1452]

I've used Wiha for years, because they last for years. They are the Snap-On of the precision micro tool world. You get what you pay for, and Wiha are worth every penny. As my father used to say, "You can buy a bargain several times, or you can buy the best once".

[@Tonyplat98]

Your father's a smart guy. These are hardly the best though and they're very overpriced for what you get.

[@okafka5446]

@@Tonyplat98 what is better in your view?

[@kristoferfc6525]

Buy once, cry once ;)

[@hobo1452]

@@kristoferfc6525As a technician with over 30 years experience, I've found that people who bad mouth a quality tool are usually the ones who tend to use said tool for purposes and in ways that they were not designed for. Anything will fail if it is pushed beyond it's design limits.

[@Flockingtheherd]

There’s a lot of confusion when it comes to esd tools. Esd tools do not eliminate static unless you are using a grounding device. In fact the handles if used without a grounding device will allow current to pass directly through the handle and on to you or whatever your working on. Esd should never be used with high voltage projects such as doing electrical work on a house. Esd tools are specifically for assembling computer components such as a motherboard but again you must also use a grounding device otherwise the tool becomes even more damaging than a regular driver

[@sween187]

Yep, it allows "electrical" (static) flow so it can be dissipated by the grounded device. Whereas electrician tools will be insulated stopping the flow of electrical.

[@Chris.Rhodes]

It's just something to get you to spend more money. I know computer builders and I know a guy who owns a very successful computer shop here locally. It's a huge business. None of his guys use a grounded strap, i know what they are, but I asked him about it one day we were talking about them, and he said his hands are in all kinds of devices every day, and he's never needed nor does he want that thing. 🤷 i don't know, I'm not a computer guy. But if multiple people in the business say it's a waste of money....if it clucks like a chicken, you know the rest.

[@Flockingtheherd]

@@Chris.Rhodes esd tools are to protect the computer components that your working on not the user. He’s thinking in perspective of him getting electrocuted which isn’t what esd tools are for. The grounding device is to keep any static or current naturally found on the human body and ground it so it doesn’t transfer to computer components and fry their internals. Any static energy transferred to electrical components when it’s not in full circuit are extremely damaging to those components, ie when your disassembling a computer to change/repair component’s. It sounds like a bad computer repairmen who doesn’t understand the importance of using an esd tool. I guess it’s also important to state that esd tools aren’t for disassembling computer fans and other larger components. It’s basically just for working circuitry on something like a motherboard. It’s fine if one uses a normal screwdriver to remove the actual motherboard from a case but if one wants to change things like a receptor or microcontroller on that motherboard they should be using esd tools with grounding device

[@Chris.Rhodes]

@@Flockingtheherd yeah I know what they are and what they're for, and so does he. But I couldn't tell you how far in depth they get with repairing to know if it really is needed with what he does. It's actually a very successful computer shop, they just built a million dollar building. So he's gotta be doing something right lol

[@gamebrigada2]

@@Flockingtheherd not necessary these days outside of calibrated instruments. Even HP/Dell techs that do warranty services and rip apart systems 8 hours a day have stopped using them and are not required to. Most motherboards design for it and are not sensitive. Linus did a good video on this.

[@stevenwilliams6638]

This is quickly becoming my favorite tool channel. The straight forward no nonsense reviews are very welcome.

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[@karlmadsen3179]

Sometimes. Late at night. Lack of micro bit set wakes me up in a sweat. Thanks for this. Then I wake. I then remember I have these, but spread amongst a few different sets. Fasteners feel fear from forged fix 'ems.

[@raak4070]

Found the ave fan

[@seanmaier4941]

Been using that Whia tool kit for the last year working as a SAP (Service Authorized Provider) depot Break/Fix tech....I love it broke 3 previous bit drivers (one ifix it, one snap on, one amazon knock off driver), this one works.

[@marydunn4771]

cant get much better than wiha and wera

[@rjwinn1088]

I have a terminator micro kit from wiha that's the same size in my tool pack. It's not mico bits, standard torx, Philips etc but they're impact rated and comes with a !72! tooth rachet. I love it so much I gave them out at Christmas. I don't use it often, but it's saved me a few times and when I do use it, I'm probably grinning ear to ear because it's such a quality tool. Anyone interested, Lowe's carries them stateside.

[@collectiveleak]

I have a motorcycle and have some very finicky spaces to get into, this thing has been such a life saver

[@charlesmckinley29]

Great idea with the magnet. The extra money is worth it for the quality.

[@Nooooooooooooooooooooohhhhhhhh]

Really nice idea with the magnet!

[@gemininosaga]

Wiha is gorgeous! Is what I use for my electronics, from vintage gaming to apple’s stuff.

[@landscapingspecialist]

I purchased this wiha set w ratchet. Its FANTASTIC!

[@Trains-With-Shane]

I love the iFixIt kits but I agree they are large. Even their smaller sets. This little Wiha kits looks like it'd be a GREAT for backpacking or EDC in the car.

[@C2Installations]

Doc, I just picked up a Vega Industries BR150 bit ratchet (excellent...the best yet, IME). It's 6" long, has an unbelievably tiny head, is reversible, polished chrome finish, and feels like an 80T or so. High-quality feel and is a must-buy. I overpaid at a tools supply, but I think it's about $20 online. They also had Vega bits and I was very impressed with the quality and feel of them, too. There are bit sets that I think you'd like, as well. I, too, am a Wera and Wiha fan, Klein maybe a bit (lol) less because they always have some weird "proprietariness" to them. I was also disappointed in my iFixIt kit, with several bits crapping out with basic use.

[@busaj383]

Wiha is some good stuff 🙌 When you said expensive I was thinking at least $150 but at only $50 that is a deal! I don't use bits this small only once every couple years but this set is just too cool not to order... thanks for the hot tip 🔥 😎

[@nachobrigante6581]

Dude… 150 Bucks for such a little Bit box. Even Hazet doesn’t have such high prices 😂

[@methylbenzodiazepine]

Wiha is a good price and the tools have a very good fit on the fasteners. They last a long time. It's one of my favorite brands.

[@lollol267]

Wiha is obviously overprice for the value it brings. I can buy 4 sets with 100+ bits which has proven to be sturdy and have no any sign of wearing instead of this one set. What is good about this Wiha set is that it is compact, and probably the quality is expected to be good, but this doesn't cost 50$

[@arminhackl7753]

I like wiha too, it is a grateful tool, I am happy that I am not alone with my passion.

[@MiikeyLawless]

Some people talk crap about wiha because not all of their tools are made in Germany anymore, but even their taiwanese stuff I've had has been great. Tight QC and good spec'ing makes all the difference

[@25Nightops]

Amazon reviews sound like the quality is slipping on this. Price has gone up and Country of origin is now China, not Germany. Too bad, it's a neat small layout, and a tight selection of the more useful micro bits, but not into paying German prices for Chinese manufacturing.

[@sunglint]

Most of what you buy nowadays is made in China, and the quality of what you get depends on who is ordering it. I have some very nice products made in China, and junk made in USA. I'm actually old enough to remember when "made in Japan" was derogatory. If Wiha has their parts made in China I will assume they are to the same quality as the German products, and not look back.

[@sammiches6859]

@@sunglint Some if us don't want to fund China's military because we're too cheap to spend a few extra dollars.

[@spwan10]

Honestly I wouldn't trust most Amazon reviews. They are way too bias and subjective with people complaining about the most irrelevant things Somebody had rated a balisong utility knife stars 3 🌟 claiming it was too small, even after acknowledging the Dimensions before purchase. He said some like this: even though I checked out the dimensions when it arrived it was a lot smaller than I imagined. (Dimensions were correct it's his perception that was off) So essentially their giving a product a negative review and only giving them 3 stars because as a consumer "They" failed to understand and perceive measurements, and yet somehow that is the merchants problem. The level of ignorance of some reviews paint most these people as uneducated commoners

[@thumbwarriordx]

When I was looking around I came down to that little Hoto and the Megapro 24-in-1. In the end the Hoto is discounted so no brainer. But the sticker price is the same and price being equal, the megapro is ergonomic for the hand, the Hoto is comfortable in the pocket. Either one of them happily replaces half the tools for my 3D printer (with just a couple extra H3/H4 bits) and can live in a little drawer under it.

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[@gypsydildopunks7083]

I went to buy an American made 11 to whatever screwdriver. The Klein I picked out was made in Taiwan. So I went with the Husky that was also made in Taiwan. Nut driver more than anything. It is fantastic

[@bene54]

Thanks again! Nice review. I saw your review/fail of the Klein kit. After seeing that the Klein kit failed, I came to this review. Happy to say that I removed the Klein from my Home Depot cart and just ordered this Wiha kit. I too did not have a bit kit for the Apple Penta bits, now I do.

[@Split10uk]

I have a Xiaomi Mijia Wiha Precision Multi-Tool Magnetic Screwdriver Set, and I can honestly say without it I would be lost. For example...camera repair on small screws. Other sets don't bite, but the wiha tips do.

[@chemicallust77]

It's nice it includes the 75802 bit...I had to order that and add it to my kit...I have the 1/4" kit with the mini ratchet...but also have a few Wiha 4mm screwdriver kits...so the 1/4" adaptor is handy

[@Sctronic209]

More manufacturers need to take more time and do it right. Nice little kit from Wiha.

[@jonathanbuzzard1376]

I like the Wiha System 4 and System 6 stuff. The advantage with the blade system is getting into those deep/tight places where bit holders won't reach. A System 4 handle with a PH1/4mm blade and a System 6 handle with a PH2/6mm blade covers 99% of everything I need in the data centre. Though I do prefer the old style System 4 precision handle even if the 2.5mm ball bearings have a tendency to get lost.

[@felixf5211]

I like. Wish they sold the box separately.

[@mjallenuk]

Lovely kit ... I'll have to give it some serious consideration at £60 in the UK ... Thanks for the review!

[@herosandwich7940]

£47.18 delivered from Digikey to the UK

[@wax-ecstatic]

Yo that Wiha case is real nice. It looks perfect for drill bits for keeping in tool bags like my Veto. I wanna buy just the case lol.

[@dixonqwerty]

Nice kit. Metal cases are the absolute best.

[@scotts4125]

Ifixit now has mini sets for the record. That Wiha set looks about right.

[@lastbesttool]

Thanks for the lead. I’ll check them out.

[@jameskoralewski1006]

They make a WIHA miniature set that comes in a metal box that includes all the bits and extensions, but also comes with a WIHA miniature reversing ratchet that will give you more turning torque than that thing that you have.

[@Callelle6251]

Icon bit set tops these by far.

[@NWGR]

Do you have a model #? I couldn't find anything via web search aside from their socket sets.

[@FlowBaka]

I have the wiha bit set with the bit ratchet, the box looks nice but is thin metal. I’ve used it for 2 years now and it’s pretty beat up and it is now held closed with a ranger band.

[@lightinthedark_]

I have the full sized Wiha Go Box (76889) that comes in the same tin. Great set. Think I'll get this one as its companion.

[@brad3741]

I have it as well. It's a great set. I got it as a gift and can't believe I went years without it. Turned out to be one of those things I use pretty often.

[@SiliconPower74]

Wiha looks very well built and compact. However, for electronics you need more tips like security torx. I got the ifixit Mako a while ago and for its price is one of the best, and you have warranty.

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[@robbabcock_]

Pretty good looking kit!

[@nottelling6598]

There's an ArmorAll 24-piece set that Big Lots carries for $10 you might want to look into. It's _incredibly_ cheep quality, but when I used it to repair my mom's phone it worked just fine.

[@meshark03]

Really love Wiha, this looks to be a great little kit.

[@Thanos0001]

You can't beat those German tools.

[@fuloplehel]

Very good little set. I have something similar from wiha. Very good quality.

[@sunriseshell]

Wiha makes good stuff and they stand behind their product. I have their micro bit set that holds the bits on the shaft. I had an issue with the holder cracking, reached out to Wiha US hoping to get a replacement of just the plastic holder and the bit that fell out. They were apologetic and immediately sent out a brand new complete replacement tool.

[@sunriseshell]

@@htr5372 I've only had to replace the one tool. That being said I love my Felo drivers.

[@bladeboysfv5646]

YOU NEED WIHA 1/4” HEX DRIVE BIT 758, it’s a 1/4” drive to Precision Bit Adapter! Magnetic retention and makes use of many more driver possibilities….

[@chiphill4856]

Sweet micro-bit set!

[@billyhighfill]

I love you channel man. Thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@lastbesttool]

I appreciate that!

[@edwardfletcher7790]

IPhone pentalobe bits aren't a common size. Only phone parts places or iFixit normally sell the drivers. Wiha aren't cheap, but are awesome 👍

[@MuellerNick]

I had to look that one up (as a tool junky). Wiha Germany doesn't list it. Just the ***ouch*** 220 € set with 66 parts (including a ratchet). Now I need an emergency meeting with my therapist ...

[@0nesNzer0s]

I have the ifixit, klein, and two of those little wiha go box sets. The original which was in a black tin. And the now gray powder coated case. You should look into the Wiha Zai Hause collaboration set. If you like this little box set you'll love the Zai Hause Wiha set. I purchased two for myself.

[@maxlvledc]

How have I just found your channel! Easy sub!

[@robertrada4783]

I’ve had the “classic” handle version of this kit since they started offering it. Works great! I keep it with my “go box”. Only issue has been the bits getting a tad rusty.

[@mjallenuk]

Ballistol is your friend in that situation.

[@EvilOtto580]

Or a small camphor tablet inside the case.

[@robertrada4783]

@@mjallenuk Ballisol knocks me out. Boeshield for life. 🤪

[@rodnyg7952]

I prefer a quality driver (likely ratcheted) with bits that don't easily wear down. Cuteness isn't much of concern

[@jamesbarisitz4794]

Take a look at the Kingsdun KS8060. Alien bits included! 👍

[@jackalninezeronine]

I've NEVER been impressed by Klein bits. I've had that set and I went through the bits like crazy. I like their rubberized dedicated drivers, but that's it.

[@josephsauder4711]

I find the handles on the klein drivers uncomfortable, I perfer Wiha.

[@davidsantiago5937]

I fix-it set is one I use mostly, for helo’s Scorpion high performance tool set comes with 10 drivers.

[@scrambler350]

Getting very close to 40k !

[@patrickmuhwheeney6518]

Oh, Klein...Thanks! Great vid!

[@GeorgeAdams]

All you have to do is go to your local Home Depot and exchange that Klein kit. It’s about the same effort as complaining.

[@philsowers]

LOL My thoughts exactly, the Klein set I got is great and I guess luckily for me they included the correct size bit. Just used it to disassemble a bunch of phones. The quality fit & finish for the price is leaps ahead of many others. Still might pickup that Wiha set for my offroad toolbox though, plastic won't last long on bouncy sand dunes.

[@BigBear--]

I don't get people that act surprised when bits wear out. They're a wear item people, and are meant to wear out and be replaced...like brakes on a car. Yes some are better than others, but they all wear out. I'd rather buy from a manufacturer with standard sizing, where its easy to get replacement bits, that aren't gonna cost an arm and a leg (or for free). That's why I love iFixIt, they'll send you replacements if anything goes wrong.

[@joe13franco]

I bought the Klein Impact Driver, 7-in-1 Impact Flip Socket Set, 6 Hex Driver Sizes plus a 1/4-Inch Bit Holder Klein Tools 32907. Which came unmarked, I got an email asking how satisfied I was with the product and responded by telling them that I wasn’t happy because my product was unmarked with the size of each socket. They said they were sorry and they will send me a whole new set. Two months go by and I emailed them again they said they were out so I would get my set as soon as they were back in stock. Three months later still don’t have them. Very disappointed with Klein.

[@estebanruiz6228]

is it good for like desktop computers, you know like overall parts like m.2's, ssd's, etc.

[@radioclash8175]

That’s crazy that Klein would bother to call you and then still not send some replacement P2 bits that work

[@J.Wick.]

if the torx bits were security torx, I'd be all over this.

[@Andrew_Sparrow]

I was just about to post exactly this! what a shame! I would have hit buy now.

[@burtronomaniac]

This is a nice set but for 64 bucks the torx should be security bits , that would make this set outstanding

[@christophermccartney7150]

They also have a larger 68 bit set with an extender and ratchet

[@petebusch9069]

Good luck chasing the dragon trying to get the right bit set. Seems like every set leaves something out and no place to add different bits.

[@taxlawsealsteuerberater7226]

Like often: IMO: German tools gonna make it! Best wishes from 🇩🇪

[@ptstouring49]

I bought the Wiha large ratcheting wrench sets when they went 90% off. Then I got an email which got me a 40% off coupon for reviewing and adding to Twitter. I normally don’t bother, but I wanted the VETO Wiha red stripe backpack 30 tool set so I did it. Now I am kicking myself for not adding that set. The micro one I was after was out of stock and my beef with Wiha is if it is not in stock they don’t let you order it and it’s hard to find stuff on their website. Also, their pliers are all vietnam and not to Knipex or Klein standards. They still do make excellent screwdrivers. The Wiha Xtra Heavy Duty with microfinish may have dethroned the Wera chiseldrivers as my favorite striking caps but I need to use them more (but no posidriv which is annoying too).

[@diemman70]

I realize that every one likes to hit on Wiha pliers being made in that terrible’70s war zone but I still think their pliers are as nice as Knipex and a lot cheaper. I have an 8 piece set.

[@mmadchef808]

Check out the Husky micro bit set from HD. Real nice quality, all magnetic case and price was great.

[@pandabear631]

How noisy is it say if you were to have it in a pack and run with it…I know that question is oddly specific but I’m not allowed to run any gear that makes noise- Velcro included…to give you an idea of how silent and stable I need it to be.

[@TopDog8762]

Interesting you mention other brands being more China quality than German. This set is made in China and is of zero German quality. Wiha also has many bits / bit sets made in Vietnam, which seem to be better quality than Chinese. You can still find German made Wiha bits and bit sets but they are few and far between. When I do find them I buy in bulk and they are expensive. The German bits, especially the Torx bits do last considerably longer than the Chinese or Vietnam made bits. Great review and thanks for bringing this set to our attention.

[@veracity91]

Klein dropped the ball on that 25¢ Piece missing

[@JessicaFEREM]

what I would personally consider doing is getting the HOTO, as you can get 2 of them for the price of 1 and then you can mix and match bits from a bit set. something important to me is to have more than one driver so you can swap drivers instead of bits. the wiha is probably the better quality option, but the compactness of the hoto speaks to me. personally I would like to get a precision to normal size adapter and carry a small set of screws so I can adapt between the 2 bit standards. although i really like those really cheap kits with the driver that has the drop down extender so you don't have to carry a seperate tip to extend it out. if only those had bit storage...

[@andytwgss]

Wiha has another similar set of precision screwdriver under the brand “zai Hause”, except it comes with a plastic case, and even cheaper!

[@rwillaz]

My solution for the pentalobe bit is not owning any products that use them!

[@littlejimmy7402]

I have that iFixit precision kit in my bag. I feel it gets kind of a bad rap, I get it in your use case. Overlanding you don't need to bring another anchor, but for me the size and weight work. The thing that bothers me most is the toolkit it came from. That big bulky thing is marketed as an end-all be-all for everyone. I think every IT tech has one, and they aren't cheap. But a lot of that kit is geared at cracking mobile devices. I avoid cracking anything smaller than a laptop, smartphones are personal. And, every place I've worked we've had a nice contract. I felt a lot of animosity at that tool kit, until I bought a bigger better toolbag that allowed me to break down the iFixit kit. I'm not carrying the extra crap (grounding-strap anyone?), and all the good from the kit breaks down in a logical way in the new bag. The animosity is gone. I can't hate on anything Wiha yet though.Keeping that kit in any desk drawer will at least keep your glasses properly adjusted. I love tools.

[@666deadmanwalking]

What's the Name of the red one? Link pls :)

[@bobweiram6321]

Occasionally, the quality of the metal used for the bits are a bit too soft. Some are soft enough that the bit's profile can get stripped. I'm not sure if it's to protect the screw or a manufacturing issue.

[@dalesworld1308]

$67.50 nine months later - wow!

[@kellstat]

Good stuff, again! Dig your philosophy/methodology. It makes sense. Especially the overland kits. What truck do you use? Headed to any expos? I appreciate your data.

[@reallauradee]

I wanted to get my brother the Zai Hause collection but it's twice the price and it doesn't include the extension. I think I'll get him this instead.

[@mjnz]

Disappointed with the Klein set also. Although the driver is very nice, the proprietary bit size was a poor decision against the consumer. I have since replaced the Klein with Ifixit, but they are not without issue either. Maybe time to try the Wiha.

[@mikemuth8914]

Came for the tool which I must say is nice, but can I ask what brand of fleece sweater you are sporting?

[@lastbesttool]

It's a Mountain Hardware full zip. Oddly, you are the second person to ask me about it.

[@leecherlarry]

have you tried Wiha 40331 (=Wiha 76000) yet? it's "the best" bit holder in the world ...

[@lastbesttool]

It looks like a winner, but twice as expensive as I was expecting, especially for Wiha. I'll keep digging.

[@jas9922]

Damnit...I have to stop watching your awesome vids...I'm getting GAS again

[@tkjazzer]

Can you fix the screws on eye glasses with this kit?

[@jesusteran1066]

Try out the bit set from Cornwell it’s perfect in all honesty

[@GardeningZ]

Does it have Y0.6 for iphone usage?

[@shannonmcstormy5021]

Don't suppose you know if anyone makes a micro/4mm double-sided bits, as complete a set as I can find?

[@philipalvarado922]

Great video, question, did your Wiha set come with the pico-finish driver? I ordered the same kit and, on Amazon, it appeared that the driver came with the kit. It didn’t. Had to order the driver separately.

[@brad3741]

I've been pretty let down by Klein. I have that same bit set, and was kind of disappointed it is Tiawan made, and not the standard 4mm bits. I also have a few pairs of side cutters that are just poorly made. Might try to warranty them. I have the large Wiha bit set and love it.

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[@MyKnifeJourney]

Wish Klein put a bit more effort into their 1/4" bit sets and drivers

[@rcolpitts5528]

Link for the Red handle screw kit with the bits inside the handle?

[@rcolpitts5528]

Actually I found it from one of the other comments.

[@NashRathbone]

Hi Doc. Have you tried the Stanley 66-344M 4 in 1 pocket driver yet? I know it is not the usual class of tool you buy and nothing like the sets seen here but it is a very handy pen size precision screwdriver set.

[@BLASTIC0]

bummer on the Klein… im in the market for one and I was waiting to hear whether or not they took care of you. Someone dropped the ball over there… not a good sign. Hey Klein… make it right!

[@salsa83]

I always needed iphone bits for overlanding (aka camping) 🙄

[@X-OR_]

$67.49 Wiha !!!

[@mikopanjean8756]

I had a similar Wiha bit set, Unfortunately most of the bits got rusted.

[@GrossGeneralization]

The 4mm bits are fine, but in my experience the handle is not great (replaced with a machined aluminium one) and the bit ratchet was so unusable that it immediately got thrown in the trash (replaced by a Wera one). Also bought a Wiha 4mm to E6 adaptor and it also literally fell apart on first use. My initial Wiha experience was so disappointing that I've crossed them off the list of suppliers.

[@aschesiegen]

I have its bigger brother: Wiha 75965 65 Piece System 4 ESD Safe Master Technician Ratchet and MicroBits Set This one usually sells for $120 but you can get them for $60 about twice a year during black friday /4th of July