Wiha30292 6-Piece Slotted and Phillips Screwdriver Set ESD with Soft Finish Grip

Yes, they are expensive or at least it seems so compared to those cheap sets with 20 screw drivers (I used to have one of those). What you get here is the sizes you actually need in a great, solid quality. They are comfortable in the hand, the yellow color is easy to find, they truly grip the screw and don't slip or strip it, so working becomes a lot easier and a lot less frustrating. They come in a clear plastic storage bag, so you can keep them all together and protected. Worth every cent!P.S. October 2019:Over a year later and they are still great! So happy I bought these instead of some cheaper set that would have worn out by now.

The touch is great and easy to use.

Doing a lot of back panels for control cabinets, was using Klein and tips would constantly break. Use this brand in the smaller sizes I decided to purchase these to replace the Klein brand, wish I would’ve started with these from the beginning! The phillips tip could be a little larger, but do work well! After thousands of stainless screws installed, they’re still working as new- great product!!!

They are just too pretty to use. The quality and finishing is the best I've seen so far. Really quite unbelievable. I'll wait 'til the newness wears off and maybe use them then. Lol.

Not a HUGE fan of these Wiha shapes. Have multiple varieties of german drivers...I tend to lean towards the Wera micros (not the full size). I kinda prefer the feel of the old (and new) Klein handles. These Wiha are quite affordable, though, esp for the ESD-safe feature. The shafts are pretty and hold up well. I also use the Wiha 4" power driver bits in my drills as drivers. Those are wonderful!

Love this kit. The soft handles are great, and feel good in the hand. The smallest tool has a good sized handle and I don't have to struggled to hold it while I use it, as I do with other kits.

Excellent drivers. The ends never seem to wear or lose their edges, even after one and a half years of use. The ESD does truly work to millions of ohms. You can easily test this by building up a static charge and touching something grounded with these drivers: you won't get a shock. My only complaint is that the handles are a little too rounded. They roll around too much on a table or workbench. They have slightly flatten sides on the black portion, near the metal shank, but it's not enough to prevent rolling.

If you want the best tools made with the highest of quality. These are the tools!!