Professional 10 in 1 Repair screwdriver Toolkit for Macbook Pro/Air with Retina Tri Wing Phillips Pentalobe 5 Torx T5 / T6

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I can't really strongly recommend this set for long term use. I needed to take the back off two laptops (a Dell XPS 13 and a Razer Blade 15). The torx 5 doesn't really look like a true torx 5 although it just about fitted enough to turn the screws on the Dell. The Razer's screws were somewhat tighter and the metal the screwdriver was made from was too soft to cope, so the tip of the screwdriver ended up getting worn and misshapen, which meant it was no longer useful. I invested in a more expensive and much higher quality set from iFixit (also bought through amazon) which was much better and did the job easily.So perhaps you could use this set if you just have a quick one-off job and want to save money, but much more than that and the construction quality just isn't good enough to provide sustainable results. That said, the plastic separator was quite useful and the tweezers are decent - in fact the non screwdriver tools are fine. So, if you have other types of jobs to do, it's probably still worth getting.

For my MacBook Pro M1 2020, it did not contain all the correct screwdrivers needed to remove the screws to replace my display.I’m not sure if this is an error, as my set contains two T5 screwdrivers of the same size, as well as a T6 (and more which I’ve yet to have needed).That being said, they were good quality regardless. Just don’t be fooled into thinking this was a full set like I did.

Took apart and put back together a dell laptop with this kit. Perfect. Feels solid. A great addition to my tool kit.

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WARNING - THESE ARE NOT CORRECT DRIVERS FOR a MacBook Pro 13" RetinaMissing the P5, apparently includes a Torx T5 but to open the MacBook Pro you need a Pentalobe P5.Of cause, you expect to get the right tools when buying this sort of kit, but the last thing you want to do is use the wrong drivers and damage the heads of the screws. Which is _VERY_ likely given they are sold as a "MacBook Pro Retina" driver kit.

I was able to get one screw out of my MacBook and then it broke so was a complete waste of time and money.

Barely fit the screws intended and very easily strip them