Whether you are fixing a tiny phone screw or building furniture, VEVOR has a screwdriver set for you. Choose a 59-piece precision set for electronics, a digital torque driver for exact tightness, or a handy 13-in-1 magnetic driver for quick everyday fixes. Every single kit features magnetic tips so you don’t easily drop a screw and comes with its own organized case so parts never roll away or get lost. These durable, reliable tools are backed by friendly, helpful customer service.
Scared of breaking anything delicate or stripping screws? VEVOR has the ideal driver for your needs. We offer precision and multi-bit screwdrivers of 12, 13, and 59 pieces, and digital and analog torque screwdrivers from 10 to 70 in-lbs. Bits are magnetic CR-V steel in Phillips, flathead, Torx, hex, square, and Pentalobe forms so that you can work on phones, laptops, vehicles, furniture, and appliances. Each set comes in a small case and is ready to use for accurate work at home or in the shop.
VEVOR screwdrivers are split into three easy categories: small precision sets for electronics, torque drivers for precise tightening, and multi-bit kits for daily adjustments. Pick the one that fits your screws and your job.
When screws are tiny, you may need the right tip. VEVOR offers precision screwdriver sets with up to 59 pieces, including Phillips, flathead, Torx, and Pentalobe bits and a pair of tweezers, all in one little kit. To open an iPhone, you need the Pentalobe bits, and the thin drivers reach the screws inside a MacBook, laptop, or game controller.
Each little screw is attached to the tip with a magnetic piece, so it doesn’t fall into a keyboard and disappear. The case is compact, everything stays organized, and a slim grip sits under your fingertip so tiny screws turn quickly. These VEVOR specialty screwdrivers are designed for sensitive electronics, not heavy-duty shop use.
This screwdriver set replaces a chaotic collection of drivers for phone, tablet, and computer repair because one kit covers so many tip types. These screwdrivers are perfect for fixing small electronics or changing a laptop battery because they have the right tip for every device, so that you won’t strip a single tiny screw.
To get the tightness just right, use a torque screwdriver. The VEVOR digital torque screwdrivers feature a lighted LCD, a range of 2.65 to 70.67 in-lb, tiny steps of 0.01 N.m, and about 2 percent accuracy so that you won’t over-tighten a sensitive part.
It has 8 presets and can save 500 measurements, with live and peak modes for calibration or engine work. Presets allow you to skip straight to a frequently used setting, saving time on repeat jobs. Like a gauge? One variant has a basic scale from 10 to 70 in-lbs; the other has a view window and magnetic pieces so you can watch the number grow as you spin.
They all have a 1/4-inch drive and include bits and a case. Each one is a digital torque screwdriver for precise applications. They fit electronics, optics, firearms, and bike parts when the job requires an exact value. These screwdrivers get every critical fastener right the first time.
Most day-to-day repairs use a multi-bit driver. The VEVOR 13-in-1 magnetic set includes a compact nut driver with CR-V steel Phillips, flathead, Torx, and square bits, plus a glossy electroplated finish. The magnetic extension rod accesses screws in tight areas. The pieces fit snugly into the non-slip handle, keeping the whole set together- nothing to lose.
This 12-piece kit includes 5 Phillips and 5 flathead tips, plus a handy Z-type bit, all magnetized for furniture, appliances, bikes, and socket jobs. The tips swap in seconds, so one handle can handle dozens of screw types. CR-V steel won’t round under pressure, and the coating helps prevent rust in a damp toolbox.
Each compact multi-bit screwdriver is the grab-and-go choice for home fixes, from a loose cabinet hinge to an automobile door panel. It packs a whole range of sizes into one comfortable, pocket-sized handle. It fits right in your pocket but packs all the bits, grip, and reach you need to tackle almost any quick fix in seconds.
VEVOR doesn't offer a standard, dedicated ratcheting screwdriver, though its digital torque driver includes a small, fast-spinning ratchet head. Also, while their 12-piece set includes a handy Z-type bit to help you reach tight corners, it is not a true offset screwdriver.
You also won't find two other major tool styles on this page. We don't stock insulated screwdrivers designed to protect you from live electricity, nor do we carry heavy-duty demolition screwdrivers built with metal end caps for hammering and prying. If your project involves dangerous electrical work or heavy demolition, you will need to look in a different section or buy them from a specialized supplier.
This category is meant for precision work, torque tuning, and everyday multi-bit tasks. If you need to handle everyday repairs, these screwdrivers will get the job done perfectly. With the right VEVOR driver, even complex tasks become simple and efficient.
Finding the right screwdriver is all about balancing variety and functionality for your job. It's not just about having a tool that fits the screw head; it's about choosing the features that save you time, effort, and irritation.
The piece count tells you how much a kit can handle. The 12-piece kit features a simple design with 5 Phillips, 5 flathead, and a Z-type bit for common household screws. The 13-in-1 kicks it up a notch with Phillips, flathead, Torx, and square bits for autos and appliances.
Leading the pack is the 59-piece precision set, which includes Torx and Pentalobe bits, plus tweezers for electronics where the wrong tip can strip a screw head. Torque models each have 12 bits – three slotted, three Phillips, three hex, and three Torx in T10, T15, and T20. One case includes a combination of laptop, bike, and automobile panels.
Picking a count is about matching the screws you actually encounter, not grabbing the biggest number. Pentalobe and fine-pointed tips for detail work, Phillips and flathead for general fixing. The collection covers slotted, Phillips, Torx, hex, square, and Pentalobe heads, so no screw stops you with these screwdrivers.
Good features differentiate a smooth kit from an irritating one. Magnetic tips and rods throughout the range hold a screw onto the bit so it doesn’t fall into a laptop or an engine bay. The bits are made of CR-V steel and are electroplated for rust and wear resistance.
All the torque tools have the smartest touches: a lighted screen, 8 presets, memory for 500 readings, and live or peak display. Plus a quick-release chuck for one-handed bit adjustments. The dial models do it simply with a transparent scale or a view pane instead. Either way, the tip locks in tight and pulls out easily, and each part has its own slot so nothing falls out.
Storage also matters, with bits stored in the handle on multi-bit sets and in a molded box on torque and precision kits. With these small improvements, VEVOR screwdrivers stay neat and accurate job after job, and choosing the right features makes them faster and cleaner to use.
Whether you’re after a 59-piece phone repair kit or a calibrated digital torque driver, VEVOR screwdrivers provide the precision, range, and affordability every fix needs. The range includes precision sets, torque screwdrivers, and magnetic multi-bit kits in Phillips, flathead, Torx, hex, square, and Pentalobe forms, all in durable CR-V steel. Every order includes magnetic tips, organized cases, and fast assistance. Want to get it right? Buy VEVOR screwdrivers online and get the right tip for every screw.
It includes Phillips, flathead, Torx, and Pentalobe bits, plus tweezers, so it can open iPhones, MacBooks, laptops, game controllers, and most small gadgets without stripping tiny screws.
The VEVOR torque screwdrivers range from 2.65 to 70.67 in-lbs for the digital model and 10 to 70 in-lbs for the dial versions, with 0.01 N.m (1 in-lb) increments for accurate, repeatable tightening.
Yes. Magnetic bits and extension rods across the line keep each screw attached to the tip so it doesn’t fall into a tight location. The multi-bit sets have a rust-resistant electroplated coat and are made of CR-V steel.
Not as standalones here. The digital torque driver has a ratchet head; however, this category focuses on precision, torque, and multi-bit sets rather than certified insulated or dedicated ratcheting screwdrivers.
