25 in 1 Phone Repair Tool Kit, Prying Tool Kit Glasses Repair kit pry Tool pc Tool kit iPhone Repair kit Repair Kit with Magnetic Screwdrivers Set for Smart Phone Disassembly and Repair

I used this 25 in 1 Phone Repair Tool Kit to fix my iPhone screen, and it worked really well. The kit includes all the essential tools needed for phone disassembly and repair, from prying tools to magnetic screwdrivers, which made the process much smoother and less stressful. Pros: Wide variety of tools for different repair tasks Magnetic screwdrivers keep screws secure and prevent loss Prying tools are sturdy yet gentle enough to avoid damaging delicate parts Compact and organized case keeps everything in place Suitable for smartphones, glasses, PCs, and more Cons: Some tools are small and may require careful handling Not every tool is needed for simple repairs, but useful to have Personal Experience: The kit helped me safely open my iPhone and replace the screen without any issues. The magnetic screwdrivers were especially handy, and the prying tools didn’t scratch or damage any components. It’s a great kit for beginners or anyone wanting to do DIY repairs at home. Verdict: If you need an all-in-one repair kit for smartphones like the iPhone, this set offers good value and functionality. Perfect for basic to intermediate repairs.

got it all in this handy pack

It’s very reliable to use and is good for its price. By the way I’m not one of those robots who just puts good reviews for their company I was just bored and it’s a gneuinrly good repair kit. The only thing that would’ve made it better is the suction cups which are really not good

Good one but quality was poor

I needed a new spudger to replace my phone battery, this came with several options and it did the job well. I decided to used the supplied screwdrivers too and they are a bit cheap, but did the job. All in all it is a good kit and well worth getting, especially as the kit cost lest than just getting a spudger on its own.

Good collections of tools

They recommend using a hair dryer to soften the old glue. I just sat my phone for 20 seconds on a Wheatbag heated in the microwave and I could easily remove the glass back without damage.

The plastic spudgers are extremely soft and were not really up to the job (IMO) of opening up my laptop. Obviously as a first timer at upgrading the memory on my laptop (which luckily is still working) I cannot definitively say whether it was my inexperience or the poor quality of the spudgers. However YT videos appear to show more subtantial plastic spudger opening cases. I suggest that prospective upgraders do some research on laptop case opening tools as manufacturers really do not want Joe public upgrading their machines and any hamfisted dismantling could result in a dead laptop.