I know that it may not be this price class, but what colleagues think about watchmakers' screwdrivers, for example:
http://www.kraina-czasu.pl/Zecja-wkretakow-pl...rubokretow-i-na-podstaw%283.8182,4223%29.aspx What I like about them are the interchangeable tips. The cost of the tip is PLN 2. The single screwdriver itself is about PLN 30. More expensive than Wiha, but if a wihy screwdriver is damaged, we buy a new one for about PLN 20, here it is enough to replace the tip.
I am not a professional electronics engineer (but a chemist), but I often have to start something at work (and this is expensive equipment). At home, I have a decent set of screwdrivers. WIhy I am most pleased with nothing, but sometimes I wonder if I should buy a second one, one home, the other portable. And hence the question for colleagues, what speaks for watchmakers' screwdrivers with interchangeable bits (I gave one advantage) and what for typically electronic precision screwdrivers (e.g. Wiha, Wera, etc., here it seems to me that plastic fits better in my hand).
By the way to the author of the topic, if you do not want to spend a lot on screwdrivers, Wiha used to sell such precision screwdriver sets with a navy blue handle, they were available only in sets (I thought about them, I finally waited, put away and bought those from the normal series) and its cost is probably PLN 60, now I do not see it on the website, but maybe a friend will find it.
And seriously, when not precise screwdrivers, even the cheaper ones are of acceptable quality, the precise ones are of terrible quality. I also processed a series of a few cheaper screwdrivers (including Gooldtool) and all of them deteriorated very quickly (especially those with a 1.5mm, 1mm tip), even during non-professional work. I finally bought a decent one and they have been in use for a year now. There is only apparent saving in buying the cheap ones.