🔧 Kaisi Professional Electronics Opening Pry Tool Repair Kit: 20-Piece Set for Cellphone, iPhone, Laptops, Tablets and More - Metal Spudger, Non-Abrasive Carbon Fiber Nylon Spudgers, Anti-Static Tweezers Review

Great set. Used to remove the frame from the laptop to replace the broken screen. Using these tools, I was able to remove it without damage and with minimal signs of wear (due to the old rubber on the laptop, not the tools). In the past I've replaced a laptop screen using a thin spatula and screwdriver. to remove the bezel but they damaged the case. I'm keeping this set because it really helped. Maybe it's a good thing it came with double sided electronic tape like some kits do, but I replaced…

I wish I had bought it sooner. Opened the laptop up really clumsily with a flat head screwdriver not realizing how difficult it would be to undo the clips. This is a nice solid tool set that will handle just about any edge clip opening or loosening you come across. I have found metal wedges to be the best for my recent use as they are fairly strong yet thin. All tools are durable and most are designed not to scratch what you are working on. I'm glad I finally bought this set.

My daughter wanted to see if we could fix our old Nintendo WII and my mum wanted to see if we could fix her old iPad so I ordered this kit and I have to say , I am pleasantly surprised! There are many different tools here and I haven't used them all, but they all seem pretty reliable for what they're designed for. We used plastic and metal spatulas to open the Wii case. It's nice to have the right tool for the job, whether it's getting into hard-to-reach places, removing adhesive backing and…

This is a fantastic set of 'spudgers' (non-scratching nylon opening tools) and has a great range of other items that you will find useful. Spudgers make a world of difference, especially when you just need to replace the dough for an expensive phone and don't want to damage the soft plastic case with a screwdriver, and this set comes in a variety of flavors to suit the needs of most workplaces. . The included screwdriver set is functional and sufficient for most projects, but if you do this…

This kit contains everything you need to repair mobile phones, tablets and small screens. There are many sets with the most items, but this set contains the best selection. The quality of the parts is very good for the price. This should last a while and serve well on many, many repairs. The pick is thin and flexible enough to get under the glass, but tough enough to cut through the adhesive. Lock picks and plastic picks are made of durable plastic nylon that should withstand abuse if used…

So all I needed was a cheap tool kit to open up my mid-range Acer Nitro Gaming laptop and install a few parts. Basically what I needed for this task was a pry tool and some precision screwdrivers. Some of these tools broke within minutes of my first use with careful use. Plastic tips broke etc. None of the included screwdrivers could loosen the 12 screws holding the laptop case without removing them. I had to dig up my other precision screwdrivers, cheap ones from Walmart that were about $7 a…

Nice set. I actually bought it to work with computers and to open the case when it's hard to open. While this kit is designed to repair specific devices like tablets, phones, iPads, and handheld gaming devices, there are some useful tools that come in handy when it comes to really sensitive stuff like removing the vbios battery and some data transfer operations. Remove strip from holster. Some cables require special tools to remove without touching the hardware itself, and tweezers will help…

So all I needed was a cheap tool kit to open up my mid-range Acer Nitro gaming laptop and install a few parts. Basically what I needed for this task was a pry tool and some precision screwdrivers. Some of these tools, with careful use, broke within minutes of my first use. Plastic tips broke off etc. None of the included screwdrivers could unscrew the 12 screws holding the laptop case without removing them. I had to dig up my other cheap precision screwdrivers from Walmart which were about $7 a

I had a noisy pocket radio* volume control that needed cleaning. Within minutes of receiving the Kaisi kit, I had opened the case and exposed the volume knob. Tools used included metal spatulas, angled tweezers, and a black nylon spatula with a curved tip on one end (what I call a "poker"). The blades are tapered in cross-section so that they can be pushed almost parallel to the body when opening. This does far less damage than twisting a screwdriver into a joint. There are videos on YouTube…