Check wiha catalog, they know screwdrivers. From there, you can choose other brands. If you want tools to last a lifetime, look at German made Wiha, but they are not cheap.
For example, Wiha set of precision drivers typically for watches or iPods etc., about $30. No-name Chinese brand, about $1-3, US label drivers from Home Depot or Harbor Freight, same set of sizes but made in China too, about $5-10.
http://www.wihatools.com/Are they worth the money? The trick is finding tools made of chrome vanadium molybdenum steel, they last long and to know its really made of it. Long ago, 1980s circa Sears craftsman and US made screwdrivers of various brands were made of this and they lasted forever, you typically lost them rather than the driver break. Cheap drivers don't tell you what type of metal they use, and even if they did, there is no way for a consumer to check it for accuracy other than using a press to destroy it and see if its tensile strength is of good steel. I've broken many cheapo driver from metal fatigue or with just with hand torque. It has halted a lot of my work because I have no other tool to use. So fed up, I splurged on these and life is good.