Eklind92600 PSD Ball-Hex (allen) Precision Screwdriver - 6pc set Metric MM sizes 1.3-4

Useful set but only really good for smaller Allen bolts

Great selection of sizes for working on 3D printers.

Only arrived this morning. But looks to be useful. In a handy little bag.

These are first class tools, easy to handle and good fit to screw heads. Eklind make great hex keys, and these were massively reduced to £3.23 which makes them incredible value. The handles did need a little trimming to remove some minor mould seam bumps, but this was easily done and now they're very comfortable to use.

These are great tools. Inexpensive, strong steel blades and ergonomic, comfortable handles. American made and dead handy for those little jobs that need tiny Allen keys.

Very good value and quality

smaller sizes do not fit

Good price, really handy

These gripped my m5 well, and the ball end was very effective at getting hard to reach screws from an angle.

I bought 4 sets of allen drivers and needed primarily the 1.5 to 3mm drivers.  The summary: the EKIND 92600 precision set definitely is the best if you need small drivers.  The small drivers in the EKLIND 90609 set come in second place, with the advantages of really nice bigger drivers as well.  The Bondhus are best for 3mm+ drivers but worst for the smallest drivers.  The Wiha drivers are OK but are all a little small for adult hands, and the sizes can't be read.  The picture shows only the 1.5, 2, 3mm sizes of each set.  The individual comments below are listed in the same order as the picture.  EKLIND 90609 Ball-Hex (allen) Screwdriver - 9pc set Metric MM sizes 1.5-10- Up to 10mm was a big plus for me.  The bigger handles are really meaty and nice.  The smaller ones are OK, not great but at least as good as all the others I tried.  The sizes are printed on the side and a little hard to read.  The balls can be cut on these to make "non-ball end" allen drivers.EKLIND 92600 PSD Ball-Hex (allen) Precision Screwdriver  - 6pc set Metric MM sizes 1.3-4- These are my favorite of the bunch by far.  Rubber coating on the handles, large.  A really nice feel in the hand, swiveling caps.  If you need the smallest sizes, this is the best set of the bunch.  The sizes are molded into the top of the cap.  The sizes are OK but could be bigger.  The ball ends can be cut off.Bondhus 10686 1.5-5mm Balldriver Screwdrivers, 6 Piece Set- The 1.5 and 2mm driver handles were too small to hold in anything but 2 or 3 fingers and in my opinion would certainly cause hand cramps if used for more than a few minutes at a time.  It's also pretty much impossible to read the sizes printed on the sides of these.  The 3mm and bigger sizes felt really beefy and nice in my hand; the 3mm and bigger sizes are the best feeling drivers of all these sets I listed here.  The balls can be cut off to make "non-ball" drivers.Wiha 26491 5-Piece Ball Metric End Hex Driver Set- Nice quality but a little expensive and small for what you get.  I think trying to assemble an entire R/C car with these would quickly result in hand cramps.  The sizes are printed on the side but are wasted ink as they are impossible to read.  The ball ends cannot be cut off on these but the end material may be nicer; hard to tell.EDIT: I am concerned about the other reviews that say these break or are rounded off. I haven't used these a lot. Keep in mind my intention is to cut off the balls and use them as straight shaft drivers.

Fait le travail, métal solide.

I’ve been working on a number of projects with some assembly with metric fasteners, and while traditional Allen keys are universal to a degree, never the fastest. I’ve been putting hex driver bits into some of my screwdrivers, and could spin t-handle hex keys, these precision screwdriver style ball-end Allen keys have been a major time saver for me during assembly steps. Lightweight, decent balance, good reach and the ball end fits fairly well to the socket head machine screws I’ve been using, making it a little easier to place the screws. The clear vinyl packaging included with the screwdrivers isn’t much to write about, it works for storing the screwdrivers when not in use, but not the most practical either with some odd folds to keep the tools in place. While I haven’t thrown away the case yet, nor find it work knocking a star off this rating, the screwdrivers have either been loose in my tool at when needed in the field, or looking at adding a screwdriver holder to my workbench or pegboard, and so far the screwdrivers seem to be holding fairly well. If I wear out the tips or handles get loose (which I’ve seen on similar drivers when over torqued) these are affordable enough and work well enough I could see buying these again

I like the swivel cap on the end, to put pressure on and still be able to turn, I wish the labels for the sizes were a different color.