Best Multitool Accessories
Opening Pry Tool 14 Piece Kit for smart phone, tablet and other electronic devices disassembly and repair, set comes housed in a tool pouch.
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"I haven't broken any of the tools yet and used it numerous times."
"Also, if you have a internal battery do not use the metal tools to pull it apart from the back of the phone (if it scrape the battery it will spark fire..guilty)."
"I used the suction ring and the scalpel looking doodad to repair my phone."
"While they are certainly not professional quality, the tools seem to be more than sturdy enough to work on phones."
"A YouTube video and 30 minutes working on the phone and I didn't have to buy a new phone."
"I bought 2 sets of these for stocking stuffers because someone is always working on cell phones or laptops in my family."
"Parts cost only 1/10 compared to service at local repair shops."
"Though some of the, feel cheaply made, for the price it is unbeatable and I was able to succefull assess some damage that I had with my iPhone 6s plus using this kit!"
Tool Kit. Fosmon’s 8 piece repair tool kit is a complete kit to assist in repairing mobile devices, electronic devices, iPhones, iPads, iPods and more. [TOOL KIT] A complete kit to assist in repairing mobile devices, electronic devices, iPhones, iPads, iPods and more.
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Find Best Price at Amazon"These tools helped me to fix an iPhone 5."
"I used this product to repair an old iPhone 5s that had a faulty screen and was surprised with how easy this kit made it to repair."
"I found out I could fix it myself, however I would need a tool kit first to open the phone."
"I replaced the crack display on the functioning Iphone with the display from the water damaged phone. To remove the display use the suction cup to lift up the display and then use the spudger to pry the display out. Be sure to slightly moisten the suction cup so you will get the best grip."
"Used this toolkit to open up an iPhone 5 that had a missing home button."
"Lo and behold, loosening the screws and pressing the screen down while retightening the screws solved the problem."
"Again it is plastic so take it easy on the tools when using them and they may last a long time."
"I provide my critical opinion on many products."
![Gerber Crucial Multi-Tool, Blue [31-002951]](https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/41Z7Y%2B5lb%2BL._SS600_.jpg)
Use the Crucial' s partially serrated blade to make short work of rope cutting or package opening and tighten down loose screws around the house, the office, or out on a work site with the Phillips or flat head screwdrivers. Larger essential components for full functionality even in compact and lightweight multitool.
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Find Best Price at Amazon"I have a Leatherman (a few different ones, actually) multi-tools, but wanted something with a clip so I could attach it to a belt or pack loop. The frame is aluminum and plastic, the belt clip is decently heavy stainless, and the caribiner clip (also a bottle opener) is steel."
"Pliers, knife, & a couple of rudimentary driver blades... Maybe not a lot of "multi" for a multitool - but when it is closed anyone that is not familiar with this model will not even know what it is, much less what it contains."
"This is a great little multi tool for the price. If you're looking for tools you can work with regularly or do big jobs with, buy the tools you really need; this is a great multi tool for small tasks that aren't worth walking to the tool box and back for. The wire cutters work VERY well and they're one of the reasons I love this tool."
"Useful, all the "crucial" tools in one without excess crap and excess weight... the knife blade design is BRILLIANT... someone finally noticed that we always end up using our knife blades as screwdrivers anyway and actually designed this one to be able to do that!!! I used this tool on a daily basis (light duty, but daily) for about three weeks before the pliers broke :-( Not the jaws themselves, but the little snap-locking mechanism, so they're completely useless as pliers anymore - without that, you can't grip anything or cut wires or... well, anything. And since this is a hell of a lot of weight to carry around for just an awesome knife blade and the occasional screwdriver, this tool has joined the ever-increasing stack of multitools that I've given a shot... and been disappointed by."
"A bit flimsy on the tweezers, I wouldn't try to make something heavy with this set but they're OK for some emergency I guess."
"In fact, my friend who has a Leatherman Skeletool finished removing the screw that broke this tool as well as the other screws i was going to take out."
Best Multitools
With plenty of handy tools, and backed by a team of designers, assemblers, and manufacturing crew from Portland, Oregon, this is one amazing value. With plenty of handy tools, and backed by a team of designers, assemblers, and manufacturing crew from Portland, Oregon, this is one amazing value. FIT MORE FUNCTIONALITY: Spring-action needlenose and regular pliers, spring-action wire cutters and scissors, wire stripper, knife, package opener, ruler, can and bottle openers, wood/metal file, Phillips screwdriver, and medium and small screwdrivers. ALWAYS ON HAND: With its compact size, lightweight design, and removable pocket clip, your Wingman is always within reach and ready to work.
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Find Best Price at Amazon"There have been excellent reviews of both the Leatherman Wingman and Rebar, as well as all the others, but because there are so many models, it can be hard to choose which one to buy. I hope to help in the choice of economical "Full-size" multitools, as Leatherman calls a number of models. The "full size" line of tools are all about 100mm long when folded, and include the Charge TTi, the New Wave, the Rebar, and the Wingman. If your most common use of the tool will be for cutting with the knife blade(s), then the Wingman would be more convenient. If you want a multitool small enough to carry in your pocket, one that you will keep in your desk or kitchen junk drawer, if you will mostly use the knife, and find a scissor handy, I'd recommend the Wingman. If, however, you want a more fully competent multitool, that can compare well with the much more expensive Wave and Charge, a tool that includes excellent file, awl, and superior wire cutter, choose the Rebar. In any case, I have an "old Supertool", made when they still forged "USA" into the pliers, and for the life of me I can see no difference in quality. (Incidentally, they are still made in the USA, but a stupid California law keeps them from stamping it on the tool.)."
"My most recent one is the Surge which is an incredible multitool but too large and heavy to carry in anything but my EDC bag. The blade had a pretty rough edge on it so I cleaned it up a bit and it is quite sharp. The package opener is a great idea and I think this is an addition that should be in more of their tools in the future. I would pay more money for sure if it was done in the same quality as their other knives, or even upgrading to a Titanium model. However, for emergency kits, the car, in the drawer, EDC etc this is an excellent choice."
"The Charge Is by far the best multitool for me with the best quality, so in the scale where Charge is the best the Wingman is pretty good. The package opener has become my third most used tool behind the pliers and the scissors. Offer spare parts of their models so the enthusiast can modify or customize their tools. And to be able to buy different parts and we decided when or how use them, for example. I never use the saw in the Charge or the ruler in the wingman but I really use the bit lock and the package opener, and during weekends I used a lot the knife and the bottle opener."