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Following their sea creature partage convention, iFixit has towards two new screwdriver kits: the Minnow as well as the Moray. You most palatable know iFixit for their teardowns of the latest gadgets, except a number of Verge writers conjointly affirm by their screwdriver sets which divulged with lots of exotic droppings to ajar up electronics yourself. These new sets are their smallest as well as cheapest yet, with 16 as well as 32 droppings respectively, as well as both divulged in beneath $20.

Both sets divulged with the droppings you gotta take autonomously some of the most postulated customer tech: you can ajar iPhones as well as Macbooks with the pentalobe bits, Nintendo Switches with the tri-wing bits, as well as some PCs as well as earlier Burg computers with the Torx as well as Torx security bits. Both sets conjointly include the foot Phillips as well as flatheads that you'd acquisition yourself reaching for during familiar domiciliary maintenance, as well as the grippy handle that the included droppings magnetically slot into, as well as a lifetime warranty. The handle conjointly hides a incorporated SIM reprieve tool, which could sometimes be handier than the stand-alone one that's most palatable hiding in your drawer.

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The iFixit Minnow comes with 16 droppings as well as a driver.

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The Minnow slaves kit expenses $14.99, as well as has quite a few what people will overeat if they're neutral alive on newer tech devices. For people with earlier gadgets, however, the $19.99 Moray may be a biggest fit. It justifies its $5 price invade by totaliser increasingly sizes of the droppings uncork in the Minnow, as well as occult droppings like triangle (often uncork in toys as well as exhaustion cleaners) as well as Gamebit (for earlier consoles such as N64, NES as well as SNES, Sega systems, etc.). It may conjointly be the five-star for people who do some assignment substantially the home, as it includes a couple of metric hex droppings that are acclimated in heaped from bikes to build-it-yourself bar stools from Ikea.

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The Moray comes with the aforementioned droppings as the Minnow, except adds some increasingly sizes as well as varieties.

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While the sets are roughly inexpensive, shoppers who are eternally regulating things may appetite to squinch at some of iFixit's supplementary kits, such as the $25 Essential Electronics Toolkit, which comes with quite a few the aforementioned bits, plus tweezers, spudgers, as well as supplementary trapping that are well-paid for taking autonomously today's gravid or clipped-together devices. There's conjointly the Mako toolkit at $35, which includes a whopping 64 droppings as well as has an aluminum slaves handle, as opposed to the plastic ones uncork in the Minnow, Moray, as well as Essential Toolkit.

That said, having increasingly options back it comes to standardization your facilities is simply a good thing, as well as the Minnow as well as Moray hypothesize bewitching prices for people who will personalized overeat to repair facilities every so often (or for people looking for a sidekick kit to keep at the office or in a backpack). With the low price points, these sets seem poised to be postulated stocking stuffers, possibly from family membership hinting they hypothesize computers they appetite you to repair. I received my own iFixit Pro Tech Toolkit from my mom a few Christmases redundancy as a (successful) ransom to upgrade her laptop's impliable drive. Since then, I've acclimated it to keep all of my tech in good alive order. As well as all of my mom's tech. As well as my sister's. As well as my wife's. You get the point.

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