Precision sets, Pro vs Standard?

[Timme]

Please_ffs, add the list of bits to the description. Especially, when there are now two different bit sets.  

And does the "Standard" precision set not include PH000?
Can we get back the option of purchasing the bit sets only? It would be nice to, say, buy a normal precision screwdriver(non-prybar edition*), but with a smaller bit set. Or just a smaller bit set. Maybe with a simpler driver(no bit holder).

edit: wouldn't the extra torque/leverage from the 'hole+bar' be more reasonable if the screwdriver had an extension shaft(built-in mb)? For the screws in hard-to-reach places, so you'll have one hand on the shaft and the other spinning the cross?

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*Like, at what point of precision assembly/disassembly, someone would consider using the contraption, trade precision control for brute force with a chance to deal critical damage all around the screw?
What's "Pro" - the screwdriver or the bit set? And wasn't the 'bit compartment' part one of the initial design ideas behind LTT screwdrivers? Was there really a need for creating the 'Pro'/'Standard' distinction, re-model the way of 'Precison...' store section offerings look like(besides a bad and not thought-through marketing move)? iFixit has been selling their stuff for years now - why not take a thing or two from their playbook about offers' fragmentation?