WeraKraftform 2054 Micro Screwdriver - Hexagon Tip Sw 2.0 / 60

The handle is easy to hold, has a smooth rotating top unlike others that wobble about, and the tips are hardened to last far longer than the rest. I have broken the tips off lesser micro drivers, but not these. I can recommend these 100%.

As per usual, quality is amazing, reasonably priced, and it's just works.

Great product, great fit in head.

Very well made, Wera is truly high quality, very resistant, value for money,

small and good quality as expected....lets see how long it lasts for small electrial connections / terminals

The last 2 series of Shimano groupsets have a small grubscrew deep inside the front derailleur that you have to turn to brace the derailleur against the frame. This stiffens the derailleur making shifting smoother and also helps adjust for cage position relative to the chain. Most multitool hex keys are too fat to fit in as they taper to the head. This is perfect and easy to hold while you do the job. Niche - yes, but it does exactly what I want and this makes me happy.

Very good.

Perfect tool for adjusting my watch bracelet, cheaper and better quality than many specialized watchmakers screwdrivers (Bergeon is good quality too, but it’s 3x more expensive). It could be a bit shorter but that’s not an issue for me

Use these regularly for pocket knife maintenance.

Nice little tool, worked great for an AR build.

MakerBeam uses M3 hex nuts and bolts which have 5.5mm flats. Many people recommend the MakerBeam hex nut driver, so I purchased it: amazon.com/MakerBeam-hex-nut-driver-pack/dp/B00G2DNXV2/However, this Wera 5.5mm nut spinner works much better. Get this one instead. Some reasons are:1. This Were nut driver holds the hex bolts in a more advantageous position, with more threads sticking out (but without any loss of secure hold -- in fact, I think it also holds the nuts or bolts better). With the Wera tool you can assemble parts more efficiently and with less frustration. See my photos for the difference. The MakerBeam nut driver leaves just enough threads to get the bolt started in a corner cube, but it can be tedious and frustrating. The Wera nut driver just works better.2. The Wera nut driver has better ergonomics in my opinion, although that is subjective. In addition to being functionally ergonomic, it feels pleasant to hold due to the nice texture of the handle.3. The Wera nut driver handle is smaller diameter, and it can get into tight spaces better.Both have an outside diameter of 7.8mm, and both fit corner cubes perfectly.You generally can't go wrong with Wera tools.

I needed a 1.5mm hex key with a ball end, because I have a screw I need to remove, but there is not quite enough clearance to get at it from straight on. The ball end hex driver made quick work of that pesky little screw.

Extremely happy with this purchase. It turned a dreadful process of taking fixtures off the wall with no clearance for your typical Allen wrench into a simple convenient and comfortable w/ this Hex.