Kingsdun Professional Opening Pry Tool Repair Kit with Non-Abrasive Nylon Spudgers and jimmy, 6 Piece Set

This is a great toolset for the price. 5 of the tools are metal and 4 appear to be nylon. The roll-up case is made from fabric and looks strong enough to last for quite a while. The set includes a green nylon double-ended pry bar, an all-metal flat blade spudger with a sharpened square-ended chisel tip on one end, a large curved thin-bladed metal spudger with a black plastic grip handle, a slim almost all-metal exacto-style knife with a break-off blade, a round-ended nylon spudger with a thin tip on one end and a thicker one on the other, a pair of metal fine point black-coating dipped tweezers, two pointed-tip and hooked square flat-tip nylon spudgers, and finally an all-metal kayak oar spudger with a thin blade on one end and a thicker one on the other. The quality and finish of all the tools are near-excellent.

Love this set of tools. Had to replace my laptop screen, which was totally taped onto the frame no screws, and these tools slid right in there to go all the way around the cracked screen and base. Plus the longer metal pry bar was awesome getting the the whole laptop apart. There was not one tool I did not use on this project. I have purchased other sets because we have taken batteries out of Iphones ourselves and they are taped in also. You know that so darn sticky, sticky tape you don't think you will ever get it off. We have now fixed 3 laptops, 2 Iphones all for under $150 with the purchase of tools. Go ahead buy some tools, especially this set and great set of small magnetic screw driver set and with youtube you too can save thousands. I will disclose my husband is in IT, but for the laptop screen I did it, along with him watching me, and I have zero IT skill, I am just a sick and tired housewife who is tired of paying anyone to fix all this stuff for hundreds or just tossing it out. Just get the right tools, watch a couple of videos and you too can fix it all also! However, I will warn you once you start fixing things you can't stop and if you tell your friends you may find yourself very busy!

I like the roll-up kit bag. The tools are nicely made, and even if they aren't the sturdiest I've seen, they'll last just fine if you use them gently, and just for the jobs they're intended for use on: opening the cases of consumer electronics, including laptops, and detaching and reattaching the delicate the cable connectors in them.Oh, the plastics would make nice toothpicks. And the metals ones you could use to scale your dogs teeth, maybe. :-)

Some of the plastic spudgers may wear down quickly, The metal parts are good. I have used this for a few phone and other electronics repairs. You may need a few more items to add to this kit like a guitar plectrum like spudger or curved tweezers and a few extra plastic spudgers. Overall very useful and still works after some use.

I used this kit to pull apart two iPad2s. One was not repairable. The tools covered all the categories you would need except I also used the guitar pick tools (this kit could use more like that). Those tools just hold the glue apart so your work is not in vain. You also need a heat gun and small screwdrivers but most of us have those. This kit did contain more than I needed in some areas. They were good quality tools and did what I needed as well as being reusable. I imagine all but the plastic prying tool will have a long life.

While the tools themselves seem average in terms of durability, the set of options in one affordable package makes it great for occasional use. The wrap around case they come in is nice, although I have noticed that if you hold it upside down while carrying it the heavier items may slide out (knife, metal separator). Overall if you only use tools like this occasionally, its a great buy.

I spent a lot of time choosing a kit, as there are many that are affordable. This was a good balance. This Kingsdun kit was very helpful in disassembling a MacBook air to replace a keyboard/palm rest. One of the reasons I chose it was because it had some metal tools, and well as plastic, for instance the large metal spuger, though I did not use it for the MacBook. I also like the case wrap. This was a good choice and I am happy with it.

If you are looking for a set like this, they are well-constructed, very sturdy and will perform as I think you would expect. I carry them as an accessory item in my bowling bag to add/remove strips of tape to the thumb-hole of my bowling ball and they work great for what I need them to do.

I haven't used them yet, but they are fairly good quality for the price.I was surprised by the quality of the retractable blade knife, as well as the type & angle of the snap-off blades; as I wasn't aware that they were available with that acute an angle.The tweezers seem to be quite good quality, with very fine points which meet up at theirs tips very precisely.So far, the only criticism I have about the set is that the thin metal spudger has slight burrs/sharp edges on it's sides, from their production stamping process.

Works great, plastic bits not brittle. The fine line between too soft and too hard is pretty close. A plastic guitar pic sized tool would have been a good addition but can't have everything at this price. Only real complaint is the holder should have a fold down top so the parts don't fall out if accidently carried upside down!

Nice compact set of pry tools with a nice razor knife in a steel handle that will come in handy for prying as well. Should work as intended, metal pieces are nice and springy with substance. Ability to be squeezed into places things shouldn't to open those hard to open electronic device cases. This will be a good addition to my "special" tools case.

They work well, I used a couple of them to replace a laptop keyboard and they did the job. The sleeve that comes with the tools makes them easy to store.

This kit, in a small container, has everything I need to spudge anything. The tools are high quality. Pricewise, it feels like I stole them.