I recently purchased an i Fix it pro tech tool kit.<\/p>\n
I have gone through a lot of tools and tool kits in my life, some good, some bad.<\/p>\n
But for an IT engineer, this is a great tool kit, all of the tools are ESD\u00a0safe. and are safe for use with everything from iphones to tablets and servers.<\/p>\n
It includes one of nicest screwdriver and bit sets I have ever seen.<\/p>\n
a set of pry bars and openers.<\/p>\n
a set of heavy duty spudgers.<\/p>\n
an anti static bracelet for discharging static from your body, to avoid damaging components with static.<\/p>\n
A set of tweezers including a nice pair of angled tweezers.<\/p>\n
A suction cup for safely holding phones and tablets while working on them.<\/p>\n
A razor sharp tech Stanley blade.<\/p>\n
And a precision ruler.<\/p>\n
It all comes together in a roll with Velcro fastenings.<\/p>\n
All of the items in this kit are top quality and are guaranteed by ifixit.<\/p>\n
I give it 4.0 stars.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
UPDATE:<\/p>\n
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I have also purchased the newly released version of this kit.<\/p>\n
It includes mostly the same tools but with a few notable changes.<\/p>\n
The tech knife has now been replaced with a scalpel like opener tool.<\/p>\n
The screwdriver set now attaches to the roll via a magnetic pad that the set sits on and is held in place by.<\/p>\n
Some of the spudgers have been substituted for some soft plastic lever picks. ( for holding cases of laptops etc open while working on them.<\/p>\n
In some ways the changes they have made are good choices, bad in others depending how regularly an individual uses the mentioned tools, its down to personal preference.<\/p>\n
But this does feel like a better quality set.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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