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Mahi 1/4" Bit Driver Reviews

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Regenscheit, Michael
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“Heavy solid chunky metal handle for normal bits. Feels good in your hand. Bits holding well.”
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Posted 3 years ago
“I already use the iFixit Manta precision toolkit and decided to upgrade all my other screwdriver bit sets to the Mahi handle. The handle weight and smoothness of the bearing make using it so much better than the cheap plastic rubbish that I'm used to.”
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Posted 3 years ago
David Pilgrim
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“Proper tool”
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Posted 3 years ago
George Downs
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“Perfect for anyone who wants an iFixit kit but prefers a full-sized driver over the half-sized one included in most iFixit kits. I bought this in conjunction with the Mako 64-bit kit, and with the included 4mm to 1/4" adapter, I can use all 64 bits with either driver. Personally I use the 1/4" driver wherever possible, but it's great to know that if ever I need to get to an awkward spot in my PC tower or something where there's a big GPU in the way, I'll always have the smaller 4mm driver. But my personal preference is definitely the larger driver. The quality is unmatched, it's heavy, and the spinning top feels like it uses extremely high-quality ball bearings, in fact, if you hold the driver by the blue top and spin in from the bottom, it spins continuously for longer than you might think. This isn't functionally useful, but is a testament to the standard of quality practiced by iFixit, and that they do not cut corners, but rather always go the extra mile to make a truly premium feeling product.”
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Posted 3 years ago
Gareth Slater
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“Great quality item and super fast delivery 5 star seller”
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Posted 3 years ago
“Well finished but a bit heavy for delicate work.”
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Posted 5 years ago