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Magnetic Glasses Repair Kit
- Best for
- Glasses frames with loose temple screws
- Skip if
- You need pentalobe or tri-wing bits for phones
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Tools Updated Sep 14, 2026
Match the kit to the screws you actually face. Glasses frames need tiny magnetic drivers that stay put on a hinge. Phone work wants a full driver set with pentalobe and tri-wing bits so you do not round off anything.

Glasses screws are short and fine. A magnetic tip holds them while you turn. Phone fasteners include security bits that a basic driver set misses.
A compact handle works for both jobs. Extra bits stay organized so you do not hunt for the right size mid-repair.
The magnetic glasses kit focuses on frame hinges. The JOREST set adds phone-specific bits and a longer driver shaft for deeper screws.
| Pick | Best for | Skip if |
|---|---|---|
| Magnetic Glasses Repair Kit | Glasses frames with loose temple screws | You need pentalobe or tri-wing bits for phones |
| JOREST 25-in-1 Set | Phone and tablet screen or battery swaps | You only tighten glasses hinges |
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This kit targets the small Phillips and flat screws on eyewear frames. The magnetic tips hold the screw so it does not fall into the carpet.
Storage is a slim case that fits in a drawer. No extra bulk when you only need to tighten one hinge.
It stays limited to glasses work. Larger phone screws will not fit the bits supplied.
The set packs pentalobe, tri-wing, and Phillips bits in one handle. That covers most phone repair screws without swapping tools.
The handle feels solid in the hand and the bits click in firmly. Extra bits live in the case so nothing rolls away.
It is larger than a glasses-only kit. If you only fix frames you will not use most of the bits.
No. The bits are sized for frames and too short for most phone fasteners.
It can, but the extra bits and larger case make it less convenient than a dedicated glasses kit.
The magnetic glasses kit case is slim and fits in a drawer without taking space.