Are they magnetic so screws don't fall? null

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JSlayer211 · Accepted Answer

NO! The bits are NOT magnetic. There is a magnet in the screwdriver that lends some slight magnetism to the bits when used ONLY with the screwdriver. If you use the extension, there will be no magnetism. If you use these bits on another screw driver, there will be no magnetism. If you use the bits WITH the screw driver provided, they will have some slight magnetism to hold screws.

Answered by JSlayer211 3 years ago

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AnSVMan · Answer

Yes, even the smallest heads.

showoffrpa75 · Answer

Mine had magnetic properties that held my screws

Marco · Answer

Yes

Myname · Answer

Yes it is.

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Yes it’s very nice

RantBoi · Answer

The bits are lightly magnetized and there is a magnet in the handle so most ferrous screws  stick.

CandyStoreKid · Answer

Thank you everyone. Your answers were very helpful. I went to the nearby Best Buy and purchased this tool kit. 
It actually has more in it than this one, with an added knife-pry tool. Added to that, our local Best Buy had them on a price drop for $29. 
These were in the same aisle as PC and Laptop parts and accessories, so I felt like a kid in a candy store.

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