A laptop back, a game controller, the hinge on your glasses, a loose cabinet handle. Each one takes a different little bit, and they're never all in the same drawer. This cube holds 36 precision bits, six mini wrenches and eleven pry tools. It unfolds into a row of trays sorted by job, so you open it and go straight to the right section.
36 precision bits
Phillips, Torx, tri-point, pentalobe, gamebit and more
6 mini wrenches
Open-end, 4 to 7 mm
11 pry tools
5 metal tips for the handle, 6 plastic picks
About 3 in folded
Fits a drawer, a glovebox or a backpack pocket
How it opens
A cube that folds out into a row of trays
Closed, it's a cube about 3.15 in (8 cm) on each side. Open it and the panels fold out flat into a strip of trays, each one labeled by job: home repairs, game consoles, home appliances, phones and tablets, optics, wrenches and pry tools.
Every piece clicks into its own slot, so nothing rattles loose in the case and you can see at a glance if one is missing. Folding it back up is part of the fun. The maker even lists “fidget experience” as a feature.
The bits
Sorted by what you're fixing, not by shape
Instead of 36 bits in one long row, the trays group them by the job. The game console tray has the gamebits and the Y (tri-point) bits, the phone tray has the pentalobes and small Torx, and the optics tray has the tiniest Phillips and hex bits for glasses and cameras.
The full list, as the maker labels each bit, is in the table further down.
The handle
Straight for precision, bent into an L for leverage
The 2-in-1 handle works as a normal precision driver, or turns into an L shape when a stubborn screw needs more turning force. The cap on the end swivels, so you can hold it still with a fingertip and spin the body for fast, light screws.
The bit socket is magnetic, so small screws stay on the tip instead of dropping into the device. Two special bits are worth a look: a 3-in-1 hex bit (H4, H5 and H6 in one) and a pair of forked "IN" bits, IN Y2 and IN PH2.
Getting things open
Five metal pry tips and six plastic picks
The five metal pry tools fit the same handle as the bits. There's a curved pry bar, a scraping blade for tape and soft adhesive, an angled scraper for grime and old solder, a pointed pry for tight gaps, and a forked pin adjuster.
The six soft plastic picks go first on anything with a finish you care about, like phone backs, laptop bezels and console shells. Plastic won't gouge the plastic, and it's safer near a battery.
Where it earns its place
The small jobs a big screwdriver can't do
Swapping a laptop SSD, cleaning a console fan, tightening the arms on your glasses, a battery cover on a toy, a hinge screw inside a cabinet. It's a precision kit, so it's made for small screws and gentle force. For decking or furniture bolts, reach for a full-size driver.
The tools inside are the same. Only the outside of the cube changes.
These are precision bits, not drill bits. They fit the included handle. The maker calls it an H4 handle, and H4 is the small hex used by precision bits, so they won't fit a drill's 1/4 in chuck.
Not for live electrical work. The handle and tools aren't insulated. Unplug the device, and take the battery out where you can, before you open it.
Two different sizes are quoted. The maker's drawing gives the cube as 8 cm (3.15 in) on each side, while one of their icons says 3.5 in. We go with the drawing.
The cube carries the maker's logo. VMAN is printed on the case, as you can see in the photos.
Home repairs
H4/H5/H6 3-in-1 hex, valve core, IN Y2, IN PH2, M4.0, M4.5, M5.0, M5.5
Game consoles
PH00, PH0, PH1, Y0, Y00, G3.8, G4.5, T8H
Home appliances
PH00, PH1, PH2, SL4.0, Y2, T10H, T15H, U4, triangle 2.3, H3
Phones & tablets
AP2, AP5, Y000, T2, IP4
Optics & lab
PH000, PH00, H1.5, H2.0, SL1.0
Open-end wrenches
4, 4.5, 5, 5.5, 6 and 7 mm
Metal pry tools
Curved pry bar, scraping blade, angled scraper, pointed pry, pin adjuster (fit the handle)
Plastic picks
6 soft triangle picks
Handle
2-in-1, straight or L-shape, magnetic bit socket, swivel cap
Bit steel
S2 alloy steel, as listed by the maker
Case
Plastic fold-out cube, about 3.15 in (8 cm) on each side, black or carbon pattern
Will it open my phone, laptop or game console?
It has the bit types those devices usually use: pentalobe and Y (tri-point) bits for phones, small Torx for laptops, and gamebits and Y bits for consoles and controllers. Check the screw on your own device against the list above before you start.
Can I use the bits in my drill or another driver?
Not in a drill. They're small-hex precision bits, not 1/4 in. They'll usually fit other precision drivers that take the same small hex, but they're meant for the handle in the kit.
What's the difference between the two finishes?
Only the outside of the cube. Black is plain matte black, and Carbon Pattern has a printed carbon-fiber look. The tools inside are identical.
Is the handle magnetic?
Yes. The bit socket is magnetic, so small screws cling to the tip while you line them up.
What are the security bits for?
Bits like T8H, T10H and T15H have a hole in the middle for screws with a center pin, which are common on appliances and consoles. They're for repairing things you own.
Is it a good gift?
It's a neat one for anyone who fixes their own gadgets. It looks tidy on a desk, and unfolding it is half the fun.
Shipping & returns
Delivery in 7–15 business days from the time you order. That window already includes the 1–2 business days we take to process. Tracking is emailed as soon as the carrier scans the parcel. Shipping & Delivery.
30-day returns. Items must be unused and in their original packaging. Email support@nexuratool.com to start a return.
