🔧 Precision MacBook Repair Tool Kit - Kaisi 18 in 1 Professional Screwdriver Set for MacBook Pro, MacBook Air with Retina Display - Includes Pentalobe, Tri Wing, Torx, and Phillips Screwdrivers Review

Excellent inexpensive screwdrivers. For the price you really can't beat them. I ordered them to do some minor repairs on some phones and tablets. They work great. Beautiful and durable and I love how the colors pop when I'm looking for them on my messy desk. Overall a great product for the price.

Comes with a very nice pouch instead of cheap plastic boxes. The smallest five-blade screwdriver tightened a slightly loose screw on the bottom of my 16-inch MacBook Pro, so I'm happy with that. I am sure that the remaining tools will help me in other tasks in the future. The only thing I would like to say is that the handles are plastic, which can be a good thing as they don't rust.

P5 5 blade screwdriver was not included instead I got 2 other 5 blade screwdrivers totally unacceptable It not only says the P5 is included but without it you can't even start work on your MacBook. Luckily I had one a while back. Also the ones I used (T5, T8H, Phillips #00) + plastic tools were fine. But quality control must take place, as this is not the only check that indicates missing parts.

I have 4(!) old laptops that I need to recycle but need to remove the hard drives. They did EXCELLENT work. I needed 1.2 (case screws) and T5 (hard drive screws) for my old Air. I needed a small Phillips for my even older Macbook Pros. I'm no electronics genius but it's very easy if you have the right tools and I'm glad I bought a set with variety. Also glad the drivers were magnetized. Farewell, old silver brick!

I had to take my MacBook Pro apart and bought it to get the job done. He opened it but it was missing T4 which I had to use. I bought the T4 from Home Depot and had to buy all the tools there. It was enough to open part of the laptop, but it was pretty flimsy stuff and had trouble getting tight screws. It's cheap and does the job, but I don't think it lasts much longer than opening the laptop a few times.

I've had Macs most of my life. Yes, they're harder to maintain alone, but ONLY if you don't have the right tools. This kit is perfect, it comes in a nice roll up case, it has all the drivers I need plus some great pickups, spudgers etc just come in handy. The drivers are great in size and they hold up great. My old vintage Macbook Air (circa 2013) still works great, but recently it started shutting down when unplugged. I replaced the battery a few years ago and the coconut battery told me it…

My Macbook Pro (2012), which still runs great, was blown by just minutes after I connected it to the monitor raging fans or when the website contains a video or animation. Searching the web led me to conclude that this is due to the Nvidia GPU working to heat up the laptop and not dissipating the heat due to dust getting into the fan and vents. I ordered this toolkit from Revain. The tools seem to be of good quality and the screwdrivers are magnetic, making it easy to work on tiny screws…

OVERVIEW: With the variety of specialty fasteners used today to prevent access to electronic equipment, this kit is a must. a set of small torx/safe torx screwdrivers to hack into your electronics, but now if you want to open the back of your macbook pro (for example) you'll need special pentalobe (5-pointed star) screwdrivers to open the case open, Torx screwdriver to remove the fan for cleaning, and Mini Phillips screwdriver to replace the hard drive. Of course there are other special shapes,