Bits and Pieces , largely useless .
926889
I've had the book for almost a year . It has been pretty well useless . On some topics , it pitches at the beginner level ; on others it's advanced (but never in adequate detail). It feels 'cobbled together ' . A very poor  substitute for a real technical reference . It reads like a collection of  introductory chapters to other books ! Far better stuff elsewhere . Here's  one sorry shopper . Don't join me on this one please .
3502268
I bought this set of small "precision" screwdrivers to do detail work on electronics and RC vehicles.  When I opened the package, I noticed that a large chunk was broken out of the case.  It can be glued, but the packaging needs more padding.  The real problem came when I noticed the smaller screwdrivers and one of the nutdrivers were all bent at the neck.  Also, the 2.5mm hexdriver was missing.  Instead, there is a second small phillips screwdriver. And there is also an extra small screwdriver that doesn't have a slot - just got thrown in, I guess.  Overall, you get what you pay for.  I was looking for a cheap set, and I found a cheap set.
1484818
Case sucks so the bits do not stay where they are supposed to.  Might as well have a box and toss it all in there.
1758171
This is basically a book of few words, many uninspiring photographs, and a some weak hints here and there that reveal to you the astonishing secret of clutter-free living: just buy a bunch of cute and clever containers to store all your junk!  There is virtually nothing meaty in this thing about how to get organized and STAY clutter-free.
2073843
Works ok. There appears to be no way to replace the bits, which are nothing special, so once they're stripped, throw it out
1288166
Was expecting more, certainly not impressed. Do not let the "200 Pieces" fool you! Most of that is connectors, not sticks.
41824
The bits seem fine although I've only used them a small amount, and for very light duty applications.  However, to me, this product IS the rubber bit holder, and that's where this plan falls apart.  I can buy Torx hex bits anywhere.  I can buy Asian import Torx bit sets in cheap vinyl holders all over the place.  I wanted a high quality name brand set of Torx bits in a nice heavy duty rubber holder that I could carry in my pocket to supplement the bits I have with my SOG MuliPlier.  Unfortunately, every time I change my pants, there are 2-4 loose Torx bits in the bottom of my pocket because the rubber holder is far too loose to adequately hold the bits.  The pockets in the holder are round and not hexagonal, so I can't rotate the hex bits to cam lock them in place.  Reassembling the Torx bit set is a minor aggravation, and who needs that?  It's only a matter of time before I dump out that pocket and find that one of the loose bits is missing.  I don't think it'd be any less aggravating if I put this set in my toolbox and had loose Torx bits lost among my other tools.  I don't see how bits falling out works for anyone's application.  I don't have this problem with the SOG bits.

This isn't a Boeing 777.  It's not that complicated.  Make the holder securely fit the bits.  You had ONE job, DeWalt, and you blew it.
4499532
This is a waste of time and money.  The bits do not stay in the socket when aimed below horizontal.  The bit tips twist when under only modest load.
The price is cheap and so is the product.
1113440
First off, if you plan to buy this, buy it only for the bits. The plastic driver breaks after light use and doesn't tighten well, if you are buying assume there's no driver included. The bits are a nonstandard size, but they are the same size as RadioShack's precision screwdriver kit. Overall not worth the money, you can buy other 32 bit kits on amazon WITH a metal driver for about the same price.
2388292
I needed a security bit set for the rare times I needed to clean/repair video game related products for my kids. This particular time I needed to clean an xbox 360 controller and decided to buy this set for $10 and try and do it myself instead for forking over $50 for a new controller. This set has all the bit sizes you can think of.

When I got the package I opened ith and about 30% of the bits where loose inside the case. I was a bit annoyed that they did not stay inplace during shipping...if the case was closed I expect this. Again, I only paid $10 for it so I put them back in the proper places. Fortunately, the bits are clearly marked with the largest possible text the will fit on them and the case is marked well too. The text on the bits doesn't exactly match what is on the case, but with a little common sense you get put it all back together. Once I completed that exercise, I thought I had a missing bit. The fact was that they separate the different types bits with a empty slot that is just like any other slot except that there is no text. The bit I thought was missing ended up in one of these slots. My thought here that this should have been addressed in the mold for the case even in a $10 case.

I needed the T8 bit to disassemble the xbox 360 controller. This process went fine until I need to remove the last to screws near the back of the controller and I discovered another short coming of this set. The bit lengths are all the same length and the distance from the base to top of the bit is less than 1/2". The controller had a small hole that the screw was in and the base of the bit would not fit. I had to remove extra plastic to make the bit reach. I would have like to seen common bits have a longer length instead of having around 50 bits for flathead, phillips, hex screws. I don't think that would have really added to the cost for making the set so I consider this a negative. Also, after I put the set away  flat on its back and took it out again to write this review several of the phillips bits on the topside of the case were loose again.

The case itself is made of very thin plastic. The hing is made of plastic and looks like it will break apart eventually, but for $10 I can live with this.

In conclusion, my biggest problem with this set is that when you count up the flathead, phillips, and regular hex bits that is half the pieces and are pieces that people would normally have. I wish they left out those pieces and made the duplicates of the other bits in different lengths because I was not able to take apart my controller without drilling the controller.
3867218
The set has a great selection of bits. However, I had a problem with the bits receding into the head on semi-high torque jobs. I did work around this problem by using the extension piece. With the extension piece inserted the bits were unable to recede into the screwdriver. The entire thing feels flimsy to hold and use. After about a month of heavy use the bits (and extension piece) started spinning in the head of the screwdriver (no matter how tight I spun it).
581403
This book provides some mild entertainment value, but it is far from a comprehensive guide. There are so many striking omissions both in specific quotes and in films themselves.  At the same time, there is included a  multitude of useless and unmemorable quotations. The only redeeming quality  of this "dictionary" is as a source of random nostalgia. It might  provide amusement at a party on Oscar night, but it is not to be mistaken  for a reference book.
4411874
Scattered tips from readers and editors that don't make a sufficiently coherent whole to be of much use..
1136853
Functionally, the title covers in a nutshell the idea of the text behind this book.  You will get next to no help in doing as the title of the book indicates (in fact I got exactly NO help from this book regarding the issues/problems I have doing puzzles).  While the most interesting parts of the book, the contents of Reynaldo's texts can be readily found in any number of pages on the web.  Furthermore, the most valuable part of this book is the included puzzles, and in fact constitutes almost the full value of the book.  Unfortunately, this title costs much too much to be doing the puzzles within it directly without photocopying them.  As for most puzzle books (what this really is), the cost needs to be about 15-20% of what it is (maybe $2 or $3).  Beyond the puzzles, this book was absolutely worthless compared to the cost of it, and unfortunately this has turned into a purchase I have regretted.
1606002
The Best-Lock blocks imply interoperability with Lego, but they don't even fit together with each other particularly well.

Some will be so snug that you will tear up your fingers, break the blocks, or both while trying to assemble the pieces. Others will fall apart if you so much as breathe on them. If the instructions have you adding unsupported pieces to the bottom of the toy, you can bet your discount dollar they will fall into the latter group.

Speaking of the instructions, they were clearly done in CAD and never tested by an actual human because they often ask you to attach parts in an awkward or even impossible order. Worse, some parts actually overlap by about a millimeter in the real world, meaning they will NEVER fit together as shown.

Regardless of how tightly or loosely they lock, all blocks will leave significant air gaps along their edges, even after you meticulously pull off all of the extra tails of plastic that escaped the molds.

My wife bought some from Woot.com, so at least she got a discount on destroying my thumbs and sanity.
2639129
Some of the pieces for this unit do not fit,rendering this basically useless.
2360767
Just a list of random objects with no context. Some of these things inspire indifference at best. also it broke when my room mate threw it against a wall.