GEINXURN 50 Pieces T20 2 In. Impact Tough Magnetic #20 Torx Head Power Bits, S2 Alloy Steel T20 Screwdriver Bits Set with 1Pcs Impact Bit Holder

I have bougt lots of theses in different sizes and they hold up really well and over all a no brainer. Buy them u want be disappointed

I was reluctant to purchase these because I’d never heard of the brand and they were so cheap for a 10 pack . I bought them because at my job I have been requesting maintenance to replace the bits in our torque drivers for weeks now and I finally said to hell with it I’ll buy em so I went with these and for the to run two 10hr shifts 4 days a week nonstop and not one of the 3 that I started with have even begun to strip yet then I’d have to say that these are great quality very very functional the magnets aren’t the absolute best but they work well enough and they’re very easy to install and remove. I’ll continue to update this is just the first week but these bits will be torture tested here at my job, and so far this first week they’ve passed my torture test. Id highly recommend!!!!! EDIT: It’s the End of November now and I’m still using these bits at work continuously at a minimum of 80hrs a week 1st and 2nd shift I bought them and just left one at each station that used that size bit for each driver and I’m just now getting to the last of them but they’ve stayed magnetized pretty well the entire time and didn’t wear out quickly at all seeing is how I left them at work to be used as as what everyone figured was a company tool lol so you know everyone was rough with them I’d say they are WELL WORTH IT $10-$12 can’t beat it.

Appears to be a good product and it should work well.

Look good work fine

these work well for building shipping crates

I purchased this in november of 2023, I drive anywhere from 500 -1,000 t20 2"-3" Torx screws a week (Woodworking), The only reason I went thru 50 in two years, was because I was careless and would throw them on the ground when I would swap bits, then eventually when I do shop cleanup I would sweep up a good 5 bits and wouldnt care to put them back. Some of them ive stripped earlier than expected because I would drive at angles and not correctly seat the bit. But that would happen to any bit, and speaking of other bits. Ive tried all the bits from big box stores, and none of them should ever be compared to these. I would spend more, and they would strip and break more often. The Price and durability really can't be beat. Definitely will buy again, as a matter of fact, im on this item 2 years later because im buying my 2nd pack. 16$ gave me 2 years of bits & thats because I still have like 10 of them! I just dont want to run out at a bad time! Can't recommend them enough.

Read some reviews about these bits getting chewed up or wearing out quickly, but I was skeptical of the reviewers, because that sort of thing happens when Harry Homeowner uses the wrong size torx bit to drive his screws. So when I received these, I took one T25 bit out to a tree and drove three GRK 5-5/8" R4 multi-purpose bits in and out a few times with my fancy new Makita XDT14Z (supposedly 1550 lbs max torque according to mfg). Wet, natural wood is much tougher than kiln-dried lumber and, in fact, one screw bogged down and lodged so firmly in the tree that I eventually had to use vise grips to loosen it. Which means until I did so, my driver was slamming the bit full-force in a stationary receptacle, both directions. Bit remained fully intact and untwisted, which is quite impressive. Screw head did not strip, which it likely would have if the tip was weak and compromised. (It's the bottom screw with the vise grip marks on rim in attached image.) I'm a carpenter, btw, and I've been playing with power tools and accessories my entire adult life. These bits get my unreserved recommendation. The Makita XDT14Z is pretty awesome as well, for the record.

Better than any name brand I have bought