The Wiha 74984 GoBox, a 32 piece bit set with a mini ratchet, costs $29.88 on Amazon.com in the United States at the time of writing. Wiha’s own online store lists the same set at $39.58, so the Amazon price is clearly lower than the maker’s price.
Wiha Tools sells this listing itself and Amazon ships it, according to the Amazon page, which shows a 4.7 out of 5 rating from 1,016 ratings. The page shows no end date or quantity limit, so the price can change at any time.
What is in the Wiha GoBox 74984 set?
The set holds bits in the common drive types plus a small ratchet and a bit holder, all in a pocket sized metal case with a molded tray. Wiha lists these bits:
- Phillips #0, #1, #2, #3
- Slotted 5.5 and 6.5mm
- Square #1 and #2
- Torx T8, T10, T15, T20, T25, T27, T30
- Hex metric 2.0, 2.5, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 6.0mm
- Hex inch 1/16, 5/64, 3/32, 7/64, 1/8, 9/64, 5/32, 3/16
- A 1/4 inch hex to 1/4 inch square drive adapter
ToolGuyd, which covered the set in an early Black Friday deal post, counts 30 screwdriver bits in the box and calls the case very small. The set weighs 0.84 lb, according to Wiha.
How does the mini ratchet work?
The ratchet has a 72-tooth mechanism with a 5° swing arc, which Wiha says lets it turn in spaces where bigger tools do not fit. A fast-action thumb lever changes direction.
It takes 1/4 inch hex bits directly. With the included adapter it also drives 1/4 inch sockets, and Wiha adds a locking magnetic bit holder for longer reach. According to Wiha, the tips are machined to fit the screw head tightly, which it says reduces cam-out, and the bits are made from CVM tool steel with computer-controlled heat treatment. Those are the maker’s claims, not our test results.
How much does it cost?
The prices below were checked on November 9, 2026, in US dollars:
- Amazon.com, United States: $29.88, sold by Wiha Tools, shipped by Amazon
- Wiha online store, United States: $39.58
- ToolGuyd also listed $29.88 in its deal post, with links to Home Depot and Amazon
The Amazon page also shows a separate card offer that takes $10 off instantly, bringing the price to $19.88. That depends on the card and is not the price used here. We did not check prices in other countries.
Wiha also lists a 32 piece impact bit set with a mini ratchet, the 76889 TerminatorBlue, at $41.98 on its store, and a 36 piece precision micro bit set, the 75958, at $44.38.
Who is the Wiha GoBox set for?
Electronics and appliance repair. The small Torx and hex sizes, the 5° arc and the compact case suit work inside laptops, consoles and small appliances. Wiha’s own marketing pictures show a circuit board job.
Homeowners and DIY fans. Phillips, slotted and square bits cover furniture, outlets, cabinet hardware and bike or car jobs, and the case fits a glove box or a drawer.
Mechanics and tradespeople. The ratchet drives 1/4 inch sockets with the adapter, which helps in tight spots. Anyone who needs bits for a power drill or impact driver should look at the impact set instead, since this listing is built around the hand ratchet.
Who should wait. Readers who already own a good ratchet and bit kit gain little. If the price matters, remember that it can change at any time and that the Amazon price may differ outside the United States.
What is still unknown?
Neither the Amazon page nor Wiha’s store says how long the price lasts, and we have not seen the Wiha store price change before today. Amazon’s own price history was not checked. Availability and prices in other Amazon countries are also not confirmed.
Before buying, check that the seller line on the Amazon page still reads Wiha Tools, and compare the price with Wiha’s store at wihatools.com.
