iFixit Prying and Opening Tool Assortment, Tool Set to Lever, Open and Repair Electronic Devices Like Smartphones, Tablets, Game Consoles, PS4, etc.

A simple but useful set of tools for opening and repairing an iPad. It was easy to follow the instructional videos on the ifixit site and it made a daunting task simple and achievable. They are nicely made and sturdy. Good value for money and helped complete a job that would have cost over £600 via the manufacturers repair service

These are very good quality tools which enables you to get into laptop's and phone's easily.

The media could not be loaded. This is a great product however it’s made from plastic so when you’re removing a back glass or anything with heat the ends of the pick distort so they’re pretty useless. This is more for like taking clips out and things like that overall very good product.

As an IT engineer opening equipement that would otherwise be impossible these tools are essential upgrading ram on an all in one pc was a process that otherwise would not have been possible. Brilliant tools brilliant price

I bought this for a small repair on my phone (the back panel became loose). I also used some of the tools for popping off tiny connectors from small custom PCB, and it was very useful and sturdy. I did not use it for an extensive range of things, for the purpose I bought it for it was good enough.

I purchased this to open my Samsung tablet, which was refusing to power on. The kit contains a really useful selection of tools to do just that. I also used it to open a clipped-together TV remote control, to give it a clean.My local tech shop charges £50 to open a tablet, reseat the cables to get the thing going again. I now have the tools to do that for a fraction of the price.

This product sells itself, as anyone who repairs electronics we all know the Ifixit is the best quality tools for the job.

Been promising myself some of these for a while, and I'm glad I've got them now. They've been applied to a variety of problems and gadgets, and are now part of my "Dad's fix-it" box. The larger pry/wedging pics are slightly softer plastic, and will probably wear, but this is the tradeoff when using plastic tools, for them not to scratch they need to be softer than the material you're working on. Overall I'm glad I have them, and wish I'd bought them sooner.