Fixinus 30 Pieces 4.72" Black Nylon Plastic Spudger Probe Security Opening Pry Bar for iPhone iPad Samsung Cell Phone Laptop PC LCD Screen Disassembly

Even though you get a lot for your money, I'm not sure that warrants a four-star rating. They are 20 shorter in length than the Menda ones as well as in width and height than the Menda ones as well as well as well as well as well as It may not seem like much, but I find that using the flat end results in less torque and less grip and comfort. EDIT: br>br> The seller contacted me and offered to refund my money as well as send me 10 spudgers of the same length as the Menda ones for free. They also advised me to keep the 50 pieces I had received previously. I declined because I didn't see the point in accepting because I bought them without reading the product description. Nonetheless, this seller should be commended for their dedication to 100% customer satisfaction. Thank you very much, Fixinus! br>br> EDIT2: br>br>EDIT1: br>br>EDIT1: br>br> They gave me a refund and continue to send me the larger spdugers for free! Now I have to raise the product's rating to a four-star rating; perhaps I was too harsh? Maybe my hands aren't the same size as everyone else's? This product provides excellent value for money. They are perfectly straight and free of flaws of any kind. Before making a purchase, anyone can read the product description which is displayed prominently. I didn't read it because I wasn't interested. Thank you again, Fixinus! br>br> EDIT3: br>br>EDIT1: br>br>EDIT2: br>br> As a result, I've found myself using these sticks again, and they're a great deal. I got them for $15 with free shipping for a total of 50 pieces. I believe they will serve me well for a long time. For the value proposition, I'm giving it a five-star rating.

Kamryn Kelley

| Mar 12, 2021

One day, while flying drones in a field, I believe I lost it. They sent me some that were longer, stiffer, and held a better point (sounds like a Daft Punk song). These aren't particularly long; in fact, I'd say they're about the same length as a pen. Some of the tips have extra material that acts as a hook; others aren't all pointy. This is not very useful. When you twist the flat end, it easily bends at the points. This is almost certainly due to the materials used in their construction. My Dell felt more like Delrin or a fiberglass-impregnated nylon. Whatever it was, it was thin and stiff. These are softer, as if made of ABS or something (if this was stated in the product description, I must have missed it). These are definitely softer than a standard guitar plectrum, more akin to a Dunlop Nylon soft. These are ideal for very light work, such as untangling a knot in your wife's (or, I suppose, your own) chain necklaces. I used these to do some wiring on an electric guitar and a couple of drones. As previously stated, I twisted one while dismantling a laptop. br>If you only need a few spudgers for light work, these will suffice; however, they may require some trimming.

Brynleigh Hatfield

| May 06, 2021

Repairing laptops is a part of my daily routine. Spudgers are a must-have item for any kitchen. These are a little softer than a couple of other brands. After two laptop back covers, the back edge had blunted. My harder spudgers can be thought of as a razor with disposable cartridges. These are the razors that are meant to be used once and then thrown away. They begin sharply but quickly lose their sharpness. However, I've discovered that I take extra care of my more expensive spudgers. With these, I don't have to be concerned about that. br>br>I don't use the tip very often, but if you're anything like me, you can't stand dirty mouse seals or the groove around your laptop trackpad. The tips wear out quickly, but they do an excellent job of removing the hard-to-reach fuzz from the scroll wheel. br>br>I'd buy these again and set them out for all of the techs, but I'd keep some fancy's on hand for myself as well. Oh, and they're only about 2 inches tall, which makes it difficult to gain leverage.

Brian Peters

| Apr 02, 2021

(UPDATE 09/2020: This article has been updated. ) I've been using these little spudgers on a weekly [or more frequent] basis for over three years, and I'd like to update my original 2017 post. br>br>The utilitarian nature of these little spudgers is amazing: I'm a total nerd when it comes to electronics. In addition, there's a rocketeer. In addition, he's a firearms enthusiast. And there's a whole lot more. These spudgers assist with so many different tasks that I'm surprised I got by without them before. Separating individual wires from bundles. br>br> Taking ICs off of a breadboard or a PCB. Scraping and cleaning rocket plugs, as well as adjusting nozzles Cleaning pistol rails, FCGs, and AR chambers. Cleaning flat surfaces of caulk, paint, and gunk. br>br>The only limit to how useful these things can be is your imagination. br>br>They are, indeed, a tad short. That doesn't bother me. I've tried using a pencil to work in tight spaces. It's a pain to deal with spudgers of various lengths. These are the ideal length for 99% of almost everything a standard spudger can do. (If you really need to pry hard, use the proper tool. ) br>br>I've placed several orders and will continue to do so in the future.

Ayaan McIntyre

| Jan 03, 2021

0)br>br>I'm a big fan of these. for work, play, and anything else where you don't want to see/feel a flat-panel display screwdriver with a bladed blade br>br>The best features of these (in comparison to the Mendas): br>br>1) Less expensivebr>2) Smaller/shorter (fits nicely in pockets, compartments, sleeves, and so on)br>3) Extremely durable withstands a lot of poking, wedging, prying, and mixing (of epoxy, chemicals, etc. )br>br>Buy them now. You'll be able to thank me later (or never).

Luke KAUR

| Oct 21, 2021

as well as gunpla? On the advice of a friend, I bought these to separate pieces while building gunpla, and they're perfect. I even use the flat/straight ends as a squeegee when applying stickers because the plastic is cheap and soft, but you get ten of them, they're extremely cheap, and they still last a long time. These are really nice, and they can be used for ANY type of electronics or tight-fitting clothing. Never mind phones or gunpla, you'll have to fit plastic pieces you expect to have to separate.

Gianni Lim

| Sep 03, 2021

You may only require a clumsy prying tool that will not short out a live circuit on occasion. This concludes the discussion. The ends of these can be broken if poked or pryed too hard. I also use these to apply Loctite and RTV, and they're simple to clean with a tissue.

Stetson McClure

| Dec 21, 2021