GRENPRO 218 Piece Tool Kit for Home, Tool Box with General Household Hand Tools Set, Herramientas with Screwdrivers, Wrenches, Hammer, Bow Saw, Folding Work Lamp, Electric Pen and Other Basic Tool Kit

Bought this for my 23 year old daughter who just got her own apartment! Perfect for the new place so she has everything she needs for simple repairs. Great price, has so many tools that I bought one for myself because my husband loses tools all the time. Great quality and the drill has enough power to do what is needed. Great size for easy storage.

Great tool set for home. Hammer has a small handle but not a big deal for me. The locks however looks like it will break easily, but not a big deal for me, as I only bought this tool set for the occasional DIY house needs.

Great set for beginners or little odd jobs. Obviously no big project would be handled with this, but used half the tools fixing things around me kids apartment and needed them to have a small set of tools and it did every job without issue. Highly recommend for first time tool set, or extra tools to have in a car or back up for when you don’t have access to the name brand big tools. Follow up: I’ve been using this for so many little projects around the house and it’s performed far better than expected. I’ve been very impressed.

Nice tools socket set holders suck but good price you get what you pay for so still a solid 4 for me

I received this black and pink ladies fully loaded tool kit for my birthday, and I have to admit, I am not the kind of woman who believes in doing anything that involves a hammer. For years, every time I needed a picture hung or a nail tapped in, I would call out, “Honey, will you come hang this picture?” After retiring and running a home business, even I started getting on my own nerves with how often I had to ask for help. So for my birthday wish list, I asked my husband for a cute little ladies tool kit. He ordered it with full sarcasm, thinking it would just sit somewhere looking pretty. But to all of our surprise — especially his — I absolutely love it. The tools are the perfect size for a woman’s hands, and the hammer is perfect for a lady with nails. Not too heavy, not too bulky, and easy to control. The entire kit is organized, functional, and stylish without feeling like a toy. It has everything I need for small projects around the house, and I’ve been doing them myself with confidence. I’ve hung my own pictures, tightened things, fixed little annoyances, and handled tasks I used to wait days for someone else to do. This tool kit didn’t just give me tools — it gave me independence. If you want something practical, cute, and perfectly sized for everyday home projects, this kit is a winner. It was meant to be a joke, but it turned out to be one of the best gifts I’ve ever received.

Comforting to have in the trunk even if you never need it. This is a fairly comprehensive set of both metric and SAE tools that can handle most minor repairs, both foreign and domestic.

Great value and variety for money and overall quality better than I thought.

Im going to be honest and direct. --------------------------------------------------- OVERVIEW: Oddly, I recommend this kit for someone starting out, dorms, first apartment, etc... someone who just needs a varied starter tool kit. This kit is a reasonably good deal for $65... That said, there isn't a single tool of any real quality in the kit, but they are accurate enough to get a massive variety of tasks accomplished, and if you are super gentle with your tools, these could last a few years... I had gotten an impression (from their advertising) that GrenPro might be kind of like SmallRig or Neewer in their engineering prowess... (Those two companies make startlingly inexpensive hardware for photographers and videographers, and their engineering is exceptional). But that was not the case at all. --------------------------------------------------- ADDITIONAL INFO: (for those who are interested) GrenPro is just kinda pushing low end, beginner tool kits. And that's fine. At this price, I knew I wasn't buying anything near the higher quality stuff, but I kinda still thought it would be better quality than this. I decided to flex my perspective and openly state a truth that they are worth the purchase because at the very least, I will get far more than $65 worth of use out of them. So there is that. I had written quite a novel about these tools, some good things, mostly not as good... but decided to summarize my bigger picture thoughts with this one sentiment, that really, truly, sums up this kit. It's made to look like tools. Everything about this kit, is a knockoff of real tools... almost like someone needed a prop tool kit for a movie. I'll give a quick stream of consciousness paragraph... - Rubber and plastic handles are supposed to be molded onto the metal tool so that it doesn't twist or fly off... a bunch of the tools in the kit are clearly no molded, they are slipped on rubber... -- Speaking of those lighter than marshmallow screwdriver handles... I think they might actually be make of orange peeps that got petrified... how else could they be lighter than foam? - The tape measure, savor every moment, you wont have many with it.... - keep in mind that they advertise a tool kit with 259 pieces... but most of those pieces are screws, screwdriver bits, razor blades, etc... so the majority of what feels like 259 tools, is about $6 worth of screws and washers and misc. I think I counted 30 something tools (can't remember right now) which is still a good deal for $65. - Dont drop the LED light, - Buy an inexpensive small tool box. Sooner than later, the plastic molded tool box that this kit ships with, will be unbearable... You only have about 30 tools in the kit, it would be WAY faster and quicker to get an open top tool bag or small tool box. You will see what I mean.