Makita A-98348 50 Pc Impactx Driver Bit Set

Good quality great product no complaints

Muy resistentes

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Got it at $36. Amazon dropped the price to $20 less than 30 days later. Lesson learned!The box looks and feels great. I think the color variation from Makita teal (teal is an ugly color-admit it) is due to the material from which it's made and the manufcturing process. I actually like this color a lot better. Pictures don't do it justice. The feel of the case and the look in real life is much better, in my opinion. I like the design of the case, especially the tube for longer bits. It's sturdy enough and I think it's a better design from some others. There isn't any hard plastic that can Crack and the joints are tight enough so they will last with repeated use. The latch is better designed than the Dewalt tough box and it is thicker plastic, yet still flexible. The bits seem OK to me.Yes, the first time I put the bits into the bit holder, they stuck. Lubricate or sand down the retaining ring if you have an issue with it. After a couple of times in and out, the retaining ring gets worn down and there is no problem. In fact, I like there to be a tight hold on the bit. It eliminates slop and feels more precise. That's a plus. The magnets are also stronger than other brands I tried. Dewalt/Milwakee... If that's still an issue, Makita solved the problem with it's new set of gold bits. The bottom hex stock is taller with indents for a retaining ring, so they never get caught like the impactX black color bits, which have a shorter stock.I'll have to use the bits more to be able to review in detail, but from using the #2 Philips on some wire clamps w scews, I'd have to say that the Milwakee 3in impact ready bits are stronger, but Makita fits better, not as loose. It also depends on the screws... some fit amazingly well, some don't.

It's compact, but has a load of tip and an extra long extension