iFixit Repair Business Toolkit - Smartphone, Laptop, and Computer Tools

Excellent! I’m not starting a repair business but I wanted what I like to call repair overkill! I wanted to maybe get into purchasing old tech and repairing it to working order. Other than that I wanted to be able to fix the electronics around me. But ifixit charges WAAY to much in shipping so I chose Amazon. Even though it still comes from the same place i still save money!

It is ever nice i like it going to help me get the job done thank you ifixit for good tools and Amazon for the shipping was fast

The price may seem to be very high at first, but when you use the tools, you can tell that these were designed to stay functional for a LOOONG time compared to the competition.

Really enjoying this toolkit. Have not used everything it has with it yet but in time I will. I have already taken a few laptops apart to fix minor issues.

Bought this to help me in my IT classes in college, as I am distance learning. Taking things apart at home I ran into a vital tool missing from this kit: an optic drive opener. Working on my older eMac (G4, 2005) that has an optic drive that did not want to open (and none of the keyboard and mouse tricks helped). I do not have a paper clip anywhere in the house or hairpins. Needles were too fine and harmful to fingers. Two of the tool tips were thin enough for the eject hole, but neither was long enough. Why did I spend $300 on a kit and have to resort to an automotive cotter pin to eject the disk in the optic bay???

Bang for the buck was not there. Some of the tools were redundant. Looks like it was a mishmash of different toolkit offerings throw together. Having access to repair guides on their website was nice. The plastic tipped tweezers broke immediately on first use. The suction cups didn't stick to anything. I think the toolkit would have been great if more thought, less stickers and less price had been put into it.

Don't get me wrong this kit is pretty complete. However, it has quite a few duplicate items. The included "Pro Tech tool kit" aside from the driver and bits is almost all duplicate items. For the price it would make sense that the kit came with the "Manta Driver kit" instead. Then in my eyes, it would be perfect. Funny thing is the Manta kit is $5 cheaper than the Tech tool kit...

I bought this from the ifixit website, checking out as a guest so they won't let me review it there. The overall value isn't great, the digital calipers are junk, they are so sloppy it's almost impossible to zero them, let alone get an accurate measurement. At $270 there is abolutely no reason that the d-rings and clips holding the shoulder strap to the bag should be plastic, they dont feel like they will last long. If the kit was cheaper, had all metal hardware on the bag, and just left out those useless calipers it might be worth it.