20 Piece Tool Kit for Apple Products: iPad, Macbook Pro, MacBook Air, iPhone 5, 5s, 6, 6s, 6 Plus, 6s Plus

I recently purchased a miniature screwdriver set and accessories, and it has been a lifesaver for me. This set has everything I need to repair my phone battery and even remove screws from my Shark vacuum. I have used it multiple times, and it has performed exceptionally well every time. The miniature screwdriver set comes with a variety of different screwdriver heads in different sizes and shapes, which allows me to work with a wide range of screws. The set also includes other useful accessories like tweezers, a magnetizer, and a demagnetizer, which makes it even more versatile and convenient to use. One of the best things about this screwdriver set is its portability. It's small and compact, so I can easily take it with me wherever I go. It has definitely saved me a lot of time and money by allowing me to perform repairs myself, without having to take my devices to a repair shop. Overall, I am extremely satisfied with my miniature screwdriver set and accessories. It has exceeded my expectations in terms of performance and convenience, and has gotten me out of some tight situations. I would highly recommend it to anyone who needs a reliable and versatile set of screwdrivers and accessories for their DIY projects and repairs."

So, I feel like MacGuyver. But only because I feel like I can go and fix anything now! I am technically inclined, this is true so this isn't really out of my neck of the woods, but this kit is so good I have been taking apart stuff that worked perfectly fine just so I could use it. Example, my MacBook Pro, iPhone, iPod, heck I've even went to work and started charging packs of gum to replace my co-workers cracked iPhone rear glass panels (yes, I know I'm a cheap date). The kit works very well. The spudgers are high quality and definitely not of the "use me once and toss" variety. Everything from separating keyboard tabs to logic board ribbons has been a breeze with this inexpensive kit. My recommendation is if you need to repair a Mac laptop or iDevice or diffuse the occasional world ending device, buy this kit. It really is all you need. Sincerely yours, MacGuyver

The mac mini logic board removal tool costs $5-6 so it was definitely worth the extra 4 bucks even though I know I wouldn’t be getting the highest quality of tools (in fact, I own a high quality German-made Torx set and still rocking Philips and flathead screwdrivers from Radio Shack from the 80s!). As another reviewer said, I’m just a hobbyist and this level of quality is fine for the price. The 2 spudgers are worth a buck or two. It worked great detaching connectors in a mid-2010 mac mini. I would have preferred one of the spudgers be the long pencil type given how large the included case is. I assume the suction cup and pentalobe screwdrivers will probably come in useful when I need to repair my iPhone. I was given an extra pentalobe. In fact, I have a 26 piece set (technically 25 because I am missing what I believe is the Torx T4). My set came with duplicates of the 5 screwdrivers in a short & skinny form for tight spaces. The Nano SIM adaptors feel kinda useless in this day in age - I feel the intent was to include a SIM tool and it was easier to just throw in the SIM adaptors prepackaged. Overall, I really can’t complain for less than 10 bucks given all the extras. If (1) my set wasn’t missing a Torx and (2) they included a short and long spudger (instead of 2 short ones) and (3) threw in tweezers, the set would def get 5 stars!!

Came in the black/clear case as pictured, and worked well for what I needed. My early 2011 Macbook Pro had a little bit of soda spilled on the trackpad, and since then the trackpad no longer 'clicks'and was somewhat 'stiff'. This toolkit had the right size screw to take the case off, the right Y shaped screw to take the battery out, and the right star shapped screw (it was one of the allen wrenches) to take out a piece by the trackpad which I believe was causing the problem. I removed the trackpad and cleaned it up and put it back together (twice... beware if you do this, the star screw on the trackpad should not be tight, or it won't click at all, and make sure the trackpad is sitting in place properly when you screw it in). My trackpad sticks in the most bottom left corner when clicked, but that's simply my fault, and I don't want to go through the pain in the butt of taking my computer apart for about the 3rd time! One of my Y shaped screws for the battery was completely stripped from a previous attempt before I had this kit, and I needed needle nose plyers to unscrew it and screw it back in! Not good, but I got the job done. Make sure you use this kit, before you strip your screws. I don't plan on using these tools often, but they seem like they'd last a decent amount of uses. VERY PLEASED!

I'm just a tinkerer who needed tools to work on a MacBook and a MacBook Pro and random electronics around the house. This did the trick. Everything was in the toolkit to accomplish the tasks at hand, including changing the "do-not-remove" battery in a unibody MBP that was secured by Phillips-type screws that sported three slots instead of four. Little plastic pry bars worked great to uncouple connectors and loosen components. Other random tools are included, and some special bits for cell phones. There's always better quality stuff out there and no doubt someone can find an equivalent set cheaper. Whatever. I've experienced far worse. These tools didn't break and didn't harm or distort the fasteners. I'm no tech pro who needs to invest in exotic tools that will stand up forever because their livelihood is on the line. I just needed a functional set for some weekend fun. This was a convenient bundle at a reasonable price. I'd buy it again.

The fan on my MacBook Air model A1370 was making a lot of noise. I purchased this tool kit online on Monday morning and it arrived Tuesday afternoon. Had all the right tools to open the case, disconnect cables, and remove screws around the fan. Turns out the fan shroud was slightly bent (I think my daughter dropped it recently, but she won't admit to it, lol). I was able to use one of the tools from the kit to bend it back. Replaced all the parts and the back cover and the computer was quiet as ever. Apparently, this kit also has the right pentalobe screwdriver to open my iPhone 5; not that I need to right now, but nice to know I can. For this price, you can't beat this little tool kit. The plastic case with Velcro closure is a little bit cheap, but no way I can complain about it. Definitely a good investment for Mac and iPhone owners!

I have absolutley no experience with fixing computers whatsoever but I am a college student who needs to save every dollar I can. When I wanted to replace my DVD drive after 5 years of service I learned that the part itself wasnt so bad (about $30)but that apple wanted 75$ just to replace it! So I saw this tool set and watched a a "do-it-yourself" youtube video and I decided to go for it. It was so easy!! Its true that the tools are not of the best quality material BUT they get the job done, you just have to be gentel and be patient when using them so you dont strip any screws. If I can do it you can too! This 13$ set saved me 75$$$!!! (plus that extra confidence boost from doing something yourself!) I highly recommend it!

It had most of the tools I needed to replace the fans in my MacBook Pro, but I had to supplement them with other Allen wrenches. Also, one of the flathead screwdrivers chipped a corner on itself during use. I was simply removing a tiny screw with it. Apparently, these are not made of very durable material. They were helpful to have, but knowing what low-quality they are, I probably wouldn't I'd buy them again. And, really, I could have done the job with make-shift tools I already had.