Finding a good set of screwdrivers is like finding a needle in a hay stack anymore. Sure you can pony up and spend tons of money on the Snap-On set, but screwdrivers are ultimately disposable tools and that’s a huge investment for something that ultimately is going to take legit abuse if you’re using these in a professional setting.I finally decided to upgrade from my basic Harbor Freight Pittsburg set and grab these. The value is there considering it offers Torx as well. I’ve used these on numerous projects and here are my thoughts:Ergonomics - love the handle on these and they are very nice to use. This is often overlooked and is one of the most important aspects of a tool you’re using often.Function - you’d think a screwdriver is a screwdriver but that’s where you’d think wrong. A cheaper screwdriver that isn’t ground properly can easy round screws whereas a more precision ground screwdriver won’t. This is where the rubber meets the road. If you’re in the middle of a project, a stripped screw can cost you a ton of time. Time can be money. That 75$ you saved by buying a cheaper set now just cost you more money. Keep this in mind.Durability - again this is where often times you get what you pay for. I’ve straight sheared flat head tips off in normal usage and destroyed the tips of Phillips head screwdrivers beyond recognition. This is especially true with craftsman screwdrivers. So far these look as good as the day I hung them on my magnetic screwdriver holder and they’ve definitely been used and abused.These may not be the set if you’re just hanging things on the wall with drywall anchors or doing basic work. But if you’re a hobbyist or a professional you need something durable and reliable. Personally that’s why I chose these. They’re not the cheapest, but that’s kind of the point.