Choosing Durable Screwdriver Set within PLN 70 Budget: Flat, Crosspieces, Bits, Torxes

Knipex doesn't manufacture screwdrivers?

Wera makes great precision screwdrivers: http://www.wzvip.pl/catalog.php?396_format#search?63810005

If you search on the Allegro, you can buy even cheaper. Nevertheless, today I saw the same set on alledrogo for 170, so this service is different. :)

From the cheaper and also good companies, we can safely recommend companies, i.e.
Stanley,
Yato,
Coval,
Format.

More expensive, more solid:
Wera,
Wiha,
Knipex and probably many more, but I haven't used any more.

Consider whether instead of buying a "weaker" set at once, it is better to buy one good screwdriver once a month.
I use Bahco kits and I will say that unless you do something totally stupid yourself (like opening the door with a tiny screwdriver) then nothing can happen to these tools.

I certify Bahco tear-resistant under normal conditions.

I recommend Wiha screwdrivers. They also make a ton of other good cutters, tongs, wrenches, bits. Here's a cool tip: link .

For electrics, German NWS niches are better enough in all conditions. As for the typical mechanical procedures - observing people, I notice that this is never a problem with the quality of the tool because the ones made from lidl can be used correctly for years. The problem is usually choosing too small "crosses" because when a screw has a small head, everyone takes PZ1 and then cries that the screwdriver is good for nothing, but the screw is weak ... So I think that the bigger problem is not the quality of the tools, but their wrong use.
I have a few 15-year-old screwdrivers in my tool shop that were just cheap. Since I use them myself, they are still very useful. I am 4 years old by Castorama toroxy and even the box has not broken. I also have a few Facom screwdrivers in my bag or Metabo screwdriver bits (surprisingly good by the way) that the workers destroyed in a few hours.
The reason was always wrong size selection or non-parallel driving.
Sory that a bit on the side of the topic, but I think my observations are worth sharing with them.