Mini Precision Screwdriver Set — Compact Repair Tool for Watches, Glasses & Electronics Whether you're a repair technician, a hobbyist, or just someone who needs to tighten a loose eyeglass screw without a trip to the optician, finding the right mini precision screwdriver set can be surprisingly frustrating. Standard screwdrivers are too large, generic kits often skip critical drive types, and cheap tips strip out after a few uses. This set is built for people who work on small, delicate fasteners and need reliable, correctly sized tools every time. Each screwdriver in this set features a slim, precision-machined tip sized for micro fasteners. Available drive types include Phillips (PH0.8, PH1.5, PH2.0, PH3.0), Flat/Slotted (2.0, 3.0), Five-Star/Pentalobe (0.8mm, 1.2mm), and Torx Hexagon (T2, T3, T4, T5, T6) — 12 distinct sizes in total. You can purchase individual sizes (1, 5, 10, or 20 pcs) or grab the 12-piece full set with one of each. Tip diameters range from 0.8mm (≈1/32") up to T6 Torx, covering the vast majority of micro fasteners found in consumer electronics and precision instruments. These precision screwdrivers are a go-to tool for watch battery replacement and band adjustment, eyeglass frame tightening and temple repair, smartphone screen and battery replacement, and laptop disassembly for SSD or RAM upgrades. The multi-drive selection makes this set especially useful for repair shops and electronics hobbyists who encounter a wide range of proprietary fastener types. 🔧 Compatible with micro fasteners in watches, eyeglasses, smartphones, tablets, laptops, game controllers, and other small electronics. Covers Phillips, Flat, Five-Star (Pentalobe), and Torx T2–T6 drive standards. ✅ Key Features of These Mini Precision Screwdrivers 🎯12 Drive Types in One Set — Covers Phillips, Flat, Five-Star, and Torx T2–T6, so you're not caught short when a device uses a less common fastener like a Pentalobe or T3 Torx. 🔩Micro-Sized Tips for Precision Work — Tip sizes start at 0.8mm, designed specifically for the tiny screws found in watch movements, eyeglass hinges, and smartphone chassis — where a standard screwdriver simply won't fit. 🛡️Hardened Steel Tips — The driver tips are typically constructed from hardened chrome-vanadium or S2 steel, providing the edge retention needed to seat cleanly in micro screw heads without cam-out. ✋Ergonomic Rotating Cap Design — The handle generally features a free-spinning top cap that allows fingertip control for precise torque application — critical when working on delicate electronics where over-tightening can crack housings. 📦Flexible Quantity Options — Order 1, 5, 10, or 20 pcs of any individual size, or choose the 12-piece full set. Ideal for both one-off repairs and repair shops that need to stock specific sizes in bulk. 🔍Clearly Marked Sizes — Each screwdriver is labeled with its drive type and size, eliminating guesswork when reaching for the right tool during a repair — especially useful when working with the Five-Star and Torx variants that look visually similar. 📐 Technical Specifications — Mini Precision Screwdriver Set Drive Types Phillips (PH), Flat/Slotted, Five-Star (Pentalobe), Torx Hexagon Available Sizes PH0.8, PH1.5, PH2.0, PH3.0 | Flat 2.0, Flat 3.0 | Five-Star 0.8mm, 1.2mm | T2, T3, T4, T5, T6 Smallest Tip 0.8mm (≈1/32") Tip Material See variant options / Contact us to confirm specific alloy Handle Material See variant options Quantity Options 1 pcs, 5 pcs, 10 pcs, 20 pcs (single size); 12-piece full set (one of each) Application Watches, eyeglasses, smartphones, tablets, laptops, game controllers, small electronics Torque Rating Low-torque precision use only — not for high-torque fastening Country of Origin See variant options ⚠️ Size Tip: If you're unsure which size fits your device, the 12-piece full set (one of each) is the safest starting point. For iPhone bottom screws, Five-Star 0.8mm is typically correct. For MacBook bottom panels, Five-Star 1.2mm is generally the right choice. ❓ Frequently Asked Questions How do I choose the right screwdriver size for my device? Generally, Phillips #0.8 and #1.5 are used for smartphones and small electronics; #2.0 suits eyeglass frames and watches; #3.0 is typically used for slightly larger consumer electronics. Torx T2–T4 are common in phones and tablets, while T5–T6 are generally found in laptops and game controllers. When in doubt, select the smallest size that fits snugly without slipping — a loose fit will strip the screw head. Quick reference: 0.8mm ≈ 1/32" | 1.5mm ≈ 1/16" | 2.0mm ≈ 5/64" | 3.0mm ≈ 1/8" What drive types are included in this precision screwdriver set? This set covers four drive families: Phillips (PH) in sizes 0.8, 1.5, 2.0, and 3.0; Flat/Slotted in 2.0 and 3.0; Five-Star (Pentalobe-style) in 0.8mm and 1.2mm; and Torx Hexagon in T2, T3, T4, T5, and T6. These cover the most common fastener drives found in watches, eyeglasses, smartphones, tablets, and laptops. Are these screwdrivers strong enough for regular repair use? Precision screwdrivers of this type are generally designed for low-torque applications on small fasteners. They perform well for electronics and eyewear repair tasks that require controlled, gentle torque. They are not intended for high-torque or heavy-duty fastening — using excessive force on micro screws risks stripping the head regardless of the tool used. Can I use these screwdrivers on outdoor or moisture-exposed devices? These screwdrivers are intended for indoor precision repair work. The tips are typically made from hardened steel with a corrosion-resistant finish, but they are not rated for prolonged outdoor or wet-environment use. Store them in a dry location when not in use to maintain tip condition. Are the Torx sizes compatible with standard Torx screws? Yes. The T2, T3, T4, T5, and T6 sizes are designed to fit standard Torx (6-point star) fasteners commonly found in consumer electronics. Always verify the screw head size before applying torque — using a T4 in a T3 socket, for example, can damage the screw head. If unsure, start with the smaller size and work up. What is the Five-Star (Pentalobe) driver used for? Five-Star drivers (also called Pentalobe) are used to open devices that use proprietary 5-point fasteners. The 0.8mm size is generally used for iPhone bottom screws (iPhone 4 and later), while the 1.2mm size is commonly found on MacBook Air and MacBook Pro bottom panels. These are not interchangeable with standard Phillips or Torx. Should I buy the 12-piece full set or individual sizes? If you work on a variety of devices and aren't sure which sizes you'll need most, the 12-piece set (one of each) is the most versatile starting point. If you run a repair shop and frequently replace a specific size — for example, doing bulk eyeglass repairs with PH1.5 — ordering 10 or 20 pcs of that single size offers better value per unit. 🛒 Select your size and quantity above, then add to cart — ships from our US warehouse.
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