Works great for a set of heys that are easily found and identified in the case. No problems, sometimes the littlest keya will dislodge in the case, not a problem for how I'm using it. Exactly what I needed, no complaints from these Allen keys.

I bought this set for my fiancee after finding myself in need of a hex key at her house and not in possession of the keys that I normally carry in my roving tool kit.

As a few others have noted, the set I received came with the .028" key slightly bent - Not enough to matter but it is a little disconcerting in a brand new set of keys. The keys are also quite greasy, which is good in terms of rust prevention but I think the amount on them is excessive. The case is sturdy and stays flat when it's opened, but the hinges are thin and I won't be surprised if they break eventually. All of the keys' sizes are embossed in their homes in the case, and all but the smallest keys have their sizes clearly stamped into the metal as well. A little white paint in the stamps (after degresasing) would make them very easy to read. The oxide finish on the metal is deep and dark.

The case is larger than I expected, almost 8 inches tall, but obviously necessary when you see the great length of the arms of the SAE keys. The metric ones are labelled as "short arm" but are actually rather long as well. The leverage could come in very handy with a difficult fastener. It's a very complete SAE and metric set, including many sizes that I have never used in over 50 years of active tinkering, working on machinery, etc.

I've bought several other tools and tool sets branded TEKTON including impact sockets, and have yet to be disappointed in any of them. These keys appear to be quite satisfactory for occasional use. They're not as good as the ones I keep with my machine tools but they're certainly better than not having a key that you need in order to get a job done. Buy this set if only to ensure that you have one of an oddball size that you may need some day.

The set is very nice and tolerances are up to my standards. The coating seems to be good quality so I expect them not to rust as quick as others I've had in the past.

I really like the design of the case, but it doesn't do the best job at holding all of them in place. If the case gets shaken at all, many of the hex keys fall out of their slot and end up in a pile on whichever side is on bottom.

This is perfect. Good to have any situation

As a teenager I had a bag full of hex wrenches that used to travel around in my guitar supplies because I had one with a Floyd Rose on it that always needed tweaked, and somewhere over the last 15 years I lost it in my travels.

I picked this up because my wife and I bought a house that had a ton of corners skipped when the last guy flipped it. We had just been dealing with these small annoyances and hadn't really planned on tidying them up, but finally enough is enough.

This Tekton Hex Wrench set came and so far I've been able to knock two or three small projects out.

The case that they came in is a nice, hard-plastic snap case. Upon receiving them I gave it a shake and all of the hexes were loose on the inside. So after a careful opening I spent a few minutes popping them all back into their slots.

First impression is that they all seem sturdy. Didn't have any problems locking down my bathroom fixtures, and I also used them to tighten up a toddler's loft bed.

For the few dollars I spent I'm pleased with the set. I'll be tightening up the living room and dining room tables with them next, and then probably some bike handles, so it's always handy to have a set of these in your house.

Overall, superb Ten-ish dollar purchase!