COHK Metal Spudger repair opening pry tool for Apple iPod, iPhone and iPad (5-Pieces)

These worked great. I ended up only using 3 when i bought 10 after reading reviews. They DID cut into my palm though. Be careful!

These are definitely a must have for opening electronics like ipods. I have been repairing ipods and originally would use other methods to open them which would scuff them but after trying this I realized how much easier it is opening ipods and other electronics. This is a must have to wedge between a tight opening. The only thing is I wish the tips wouldnt bend as easy and also be careful its sharp and it ended up slicing my thumb and hand.

Works well but can be sharp on the edges. Take care to not cut yourself, using a towel or gloves will help.

I bought these to open up iPod classics and can confirm they work great. They are sharp so I would definitely use gloves when using them. Cut myself and didn't even realize till I saw the blood

Awesome value for some quality metal spudgers. Thin edge slips in easily and just flexible enough to work open the toughest cases. Only criticism is that the edges have sharp corners and burrs which scratched up my first case. I made a couple passes with small swiss file to break the edges. Took 5 minutes and now they're perfect for my uses.

I open ecus a lot and this works great for prying and cutting silicone seals on ecus.

This simple tool will help all your tech needs you probably already know this and aren’t coming down here to read but a “warning” i went to town and did my project after i used this tool i had 10+ cuts all over my hands after using this tool be warned… great tool very cheap and reusable i hope

You better wear some thick gloves when using these or you will cut yourself real bad within minutes of using these tools. Very cheap and flimsy tools not built to last at all, you get what you pay for. After only using them once to carefully open an iPod Classic 7th generation for repair, all 5 of these opener tools already got damaged rendering them unusable for future applications. I took extreme care and was able to open the iPod using these tools, but now I cannot use these again for any other iPods as they are completely bent out of shape on the tips.

These arrived quickly and as other reviewers have mentioned the only thing different is the name on the label. For some reason it says Donkey Emma, but they are perfect tools for prying open electronic devices, and even good for crying apart tightly fitting 3D printed items. They are getting strong, flexible and thick enough to twist with a bending them, but thin enough to get into the tightest nooks and crannies. I haven't been this impressed with an Amazon order for quite some time, and these are well worth your time and money and I think you'll be very pleased with him. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for this type of tool.

Great for very tightly sealed electronics. They will help you get into most things but you may need something more rigid that their thinness doesn’t provide to finish the job.

These things work great for prying stuff open when a screwdriver can't. I take apart many things made of plastics and such,and these tools work a real treat. Be careful though , they can cause cuts and assorted wounds if used with excessive force and violence. Might want to order some first aid products from Amazon while you are at it.

Worked well for opening iPods, but like any tool you have to know how to use them, so keep that in mind when reading people complaining that they didn't work. My question is, what is "Donky Emma"? I thought these were supposed to say COHK on them.

The tools are well made but the side of the metal part is very sharp and will cut you if it slide on your skin. I cut miself in the first minute of use. The manufacturer should file down the edges to make it safer.