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About this Item:- Length Adjustable Handle
- Phillips Screwdriver Set 1.0-4.0
- Slotted Screwdriver Set 1.0-4.0
- Torx Screwdriver Set T1-T20
- Star Screwdriver Set 0.8-2.0
- Hex Screwdriver Set 0.7-6.0
- Socket Screwdriver Set 2.5-5.5
- Other Multi Special Bits
- ESD Tweezers, Soft Extension Shaft
- Opening Tool Kit, ABS Case
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The plastic was hard to take off and I raked a tool across the plastic. My unit is very identifiable now.
My kit came with a brush inside. It took me a couple of min to figure out where to put the brush to close it. (good luck) I eventually left it out.
Can't speak for how well it holds up in the long run, but for the last few pc builds I did it has performed really well.
If you make a habit out of this, then longevity and quality of the small, delicate bits (and their impact on the tiny screws of similar quality in small electronics) becomes important.
Edit: also, not wrecking the actual screws if you are repeatedly using them is also important. For resale or otherwise
If you make a habit out of this, then longevity and quality of the small, delicate bits (and their impact on the tiny screws of similar quality in small electronics) becomes important.
Edit: also, not wrecking the actual screws if you are repeatedly using them is also important. For resale or otherwise
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side notes:
The plastic was hard to take off and I raked a tool across the plastic. My unit is very identifiable now.
My kit came with a brush inside. It took me a couple of min to figure out where to put the brush to close it. (good luck) I eventually left it out.
Thanks OP. I bought the kit in December (same price with the same 15% off and additional promo code then) and it's a fantastic kit for the price.
Hard to beat value that leaves me thinking about getting a second kit for a backup.
If you make a habit out of this, then longevity and quality of the small, delicate bits (and their impact on the tiny screws of similar quality in small electronics) becomes important.
Edit: also, not wrecking the actual screws if you are repeatedly using them is also important. For resale or otherwise
https://www.amazon.com/iFixit-IF145-299-4-Driver-Bit-64pc/dp/B0189YWOIO/ref=sr_1_2_sspa?keywords=ifi... [amazon.com]
Bits aside (of which there are 94 different bits), I like that the Jakemy kit includes a lot of thoughtful items that come in handy when installing/opening/repair electronics that most kits do not including:
I also like that the mini screwdriver they provide is extendable to greatly increase the size for screws that are in difficult to reach places that take a long screwdriver to access. All of this in one toolbox for $18 seems to me to be a solid SD.
https://www.amazon.com/iFixit-IF145-299-4-Driver-Bit-64pc/dp/B0189YWOIO/ref=sr_1_2_sspa?keywords=ifi... [amazon.com]
Bits aside (of which there are 94 different bits), I like that the Jakemy kit includes a lot of thoughtful items that come in handy when installing/opening/repair electronics that most kits do not including:
I also like that the mini screwdriver they provide is extendable to greatly increase the size for screws that are in difficult to reach places that take a long screwdriver to access. All of this in one toolbox for $18 seems to me to be a solid SD.
To expand on my view - I've bought Jakemy in the past. There are quality differences in the bits vs iFixit. You _will_ get more mileage out of iFixit bits if you are using them repeatedly on similar components. Non-iFixit bits have legitimately ruined access to certain devices of mine - mainly by stripping such tiny screw that the game sort of just ends then. I can no longer access them. That said, I don't have a statistically significant sample of stripped screws to show for it, although they're probably approaching 30 in number
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To expand on my view - I've bought Jakemy in the past. There are quality differences in the bits vs iFixit. You _will_ get more mileage out of iFixit bits if you are using them repeatedly on similar components. Non-iFixit bits have legitimately ruined access to certain devices of mine - mainly by stripping such tiny screw that the game sort of just ends then. I can no longer access them. That said, I don't have a statistically significant sample of stripped screws to show for it, although they're probably approaching 30 in number
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STREBITO Precision Screwdriver Set 124-Piece Electronics Tool Kit with 101 Bits Magnetic Screwdriver Set
The biggest issue I have with this is that the bits are held in with friction (tightness around the holes holding the bits). This makes it a PITA to try and pull one out without scraping your finger (near root of your nails) from time to time. However, if it's not held in too tight, it might fall out. I guess you could use a tweeze to pull them out but it's just a pain.
cant ask for more for this price but if it were magnetic on the bottom, that would be ideal (a different set I bought was magnetic)
If you are repairing little things like switch controllers or computer parts, it will do it's job.
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STREBITO Precision Screwdriver Set 124-Piece Electronics Tool Kit with 101 Bits Magnetic Screwdriver Set
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