are this hight quality enough in order to take hard or difficult screws on laptops, ipad and cellphones?
1440428
I think they are great little screwdrivers, but I'm not sure the heads are quite small enough for iPhone screws. It would be close. I think the quality is good...just not sure if they are quite as precise as you need.
1440429
They seem pretty solid. You'll probably strip the head off the screw before the screwdriver breaks. They're also magnetic which is a plus.
1440430
If you choose the right one for your screw, I believe you can Remove any. I have no problems until now, but only had 2 hard ones, choose the driver wisely, keep pressure dawn to the screw and slowly turn.. Voilá!!
1857563
Yes, it is perfect for that because you want to use a tool that can withstand some pressure or gives you grip while doing the finer, delicate work. I used it to open the back of a blood pressure monitor, which has some of the smallest screws. Even if it is difficult to see the screw head, you can use the tool to find it.
992352
In general, Apple products are not designed to be user serviceable. You will likely run into proprietary screws and fasteners.
2086994
Yes, these tools are good for daily use as long as they are used for the purpose which they were manufactured for, that is for repairing cell phones, tablets, laptops, notebooks, chargers, etc, and other small appliances. If by heavy duty you mean appliances not listed above, I don't think they will last long. Good Luck.
1324523
I love mine. Havent lost a screw since purchasing it. And believe me, those devices jave sone very tiny screws... screws come off with ease.
915848
No, it is not strong enough for that. It is great for what it is meant for...holding nails and screws.
1237565
No, it looks good in person. The colors actually look nice together. More importantly it really good quality. I really hard screws, this will most like do the job where other screwdrivers fail.
596852
In my opinion, yes. The different hardness allow you to get just enough force without scratching or bending.
1507200
Hello William: This is a soft tool, I used in tiny appliances with no problem at all, just follow the general precautions working with rusty or sealed screws, specially looking for glued ones and in that case, any soft penetrating oil will do the job. (Do not forget to clean with Isophrophylic alcohol or a non residual circuit cleaner.Regards!
1709862
This is not a powerhouse for driving screws. It works well with predrilled holes and screws less than an inch long. It takes a while to get used to the ergonomics. Its more of a "gadget" than a tool that can replace a standard cordless drill.
1686938
I use it all the time for laptop repair. Also fixing ipods and iphones. I would suggest buying a magnetizer for 5 bucks. I got mine on amazon. Best little tool kit I've bought.
1844417
It's pretty solid, I can't pull it out without putting in the combination. Not sure how strong the metal is on the laptop though.
1744034
Mine is extremely strong. I have used it to remove and drive 3" screws in pine lumber. It works great.
1687658
I would say that it would have to be a pretty big and hefty screwdriver or more appropriately and pry-bar. It is solid however if someone wants to steel your mail they will do it unless you have a custom fabricated box with significantly greater tolerances such as 1/4 inch steel or greater... let me just say that it noticeable more sturdy than a big box store lockable box.....
1493928
They're quite durable. I purchased this set in September of last year and I have used it on multiple cell phones and laptops. The #000 Phillips screwdriver I have used the most and I took a picture with a macro lens to show you how well it's held up. http://i.imgur.com/H4MrxbR.jpgHope this helps
570225
I have used it on my rig to remove & put back screws on the lid on my HTPC. I did set the torque setting at the lowest when tightinging the external screws to the case, so yes it's just perfect enough for PC cases & laptop screws if the screws are not deep in holes. It won't strip them I promise!!!
1980795
They are mainly for laptops (well that's all I use them for), all I had to do was apply a decent amount of pressure and the teeth gripped and the screw came out. I tried w/ pliers and different screwdrivers and this is the only thing that worked.