The plastic tools in this kit are completely worthless. I've used three different ones on three different occasions, and each one has broken immediately upon the first use. Compare this with these tools, Set of 5 Precision Non-Mar iPhone Nylon and Metal Pry Open Repair Pick/Probe for Cell Phone / Pad Disassembly / Solder Spudger Tools for the about same price, which I have used over and over again, and the plastic parts are only degrading little by little, very, very slowly.
Don't waste your money buying these junky and useless things. Buy the others instead, and you'll actually have tools you can use.
On the plus side, the little rolled up tool kit thingy is nice.

Good stuff. I don't have anything to compare it to, but a great first set. I used it to disassemble a Mac Book Pro. Tweezers are very nice - coating, tips, and alignment are excellent, with a sharp point. Flexible metal pry/spudger has a tiny burr, but didn't scratch the work - you might want to polish the edges with ultra fine sandpaper (600+). Hard metal pry had no burrs. Plastic parts could be a little harder, but they may all be that way. Thicker pieces were stiff, and points are sharp. Fabric case is very nice. The elastic bands might wear out, but I just keep mine folded in half like it came. Tools fit securely.

Perfect. I wanted to upgrade my HP Pavilion laptop but didn't want to damage the case. An older HP I use has an aluminum case with a hard plastic bottom with removable panels to access the HDD and memory slots. Not this new one. It is a nice looking machine but the case has lots of plastic and no access points. To upgrade anything required removing the entire bottom cover of the laptop which involves 20+ screws, hinge covers, etc. and then required prying the bottom cover loose from the numerous retaining tabs. It would be oh so easy to break something and even as bad......to seriously mar the finish and edges.

This tool set is a lifesaver. The tools are nylon non marking, sturdy enough to do the job, yet flimsy enough to give way when needed. I followed the disassembly instructions, used this tool set and the entire job went off flawlessly. Not a scratch or damaged part anywhere. I cannot speak highly enough of this set. The tools are sturdy enough to allow use several times before they may break and several are similar so if one gives way, another should do the job.

But even it they only worked the one time it would have been worth it to not damage a new laptop and also for the ease with which it made the job go. I would highly recommend this to anyone needing to tear into their mostly plastic machine. I will definitely repurchase as needed.

If you need a variety of tools to open electronics, watches, whatever"¦this is a very good set for you to have
around the house. I found that, like a lot of tools I own, they may not be used every day or every week but
when you need one it is so nice to have the right tool handy. That is how I think of this set of pry tools.

No more using kitchen knives, forks, razor blades, can openers, etc., now I simply reach for my 8-piece tool
kit and get to work. Got a battery to replace or the back of a hand held game that needs a bit of convincing?
This kit has your back.

The tool bag is very sturdy and rolls up to 6-1/2 inches long and about an 1-1/2 inches in diameter. The tools
slip in and out of the compartments easily and the bag rolls up without a problem. One small caveat is that a
tool could slip out of the rolled up tool bag so be careful. I've had this kit for over a year now and it is still in
good shape and the storage bag is still holding together.

You definitely will need to try out each tool for each job. I have used just about all the tools and have not had
any breakage, bending or creasing. I will say that you can certainly push the tools past their limit, especially
the nylon ones, but it's not worth it. If these tools can't open it maybe you need another, heartier, set of tools.
After all I have different hammers for different jobs.

Three of the tools are metal and the other 5 are "nylon", a hard non-abrasive synthetic polymer. The pointy
sharp metal tweezers, made by Delcast, have a cap that holds the two points together when stored in the
bag. One solid black nylon tool is labeled, "The tool of separation for the capacitive screen with glass".

Other tools are not identified like the black one; one does have the company's name on it with an identifier,
Delcast PryTech Pro Opening Tool. You do get 2 of the same nylon tool, "#207", and it appears you could use
those to hold a back plate up as you move around the lid opening it. I certainly could have used those on a
couple jobs a few years ago.

I found all the tools smooth and clean, no burs or rough spots, whether they be nylon or metal. The whole
package, tools and bag, weigh about 2.5 ounces. It could easily be thrown into a back pack, briefcase or
purse if you so desire.

I'd give this 8-piece set of pry tools 5 Stars for their workmanship and price point. It is a nice set to have in
the home"¦just in case"¦

Very nice set for the price. This is a great set for an amateur who is replacing batteries in various devices or as a spare set for a pro. These are definitely a welcome addition to my toolbox. As others have said, the nylon tools in this kit will probably wear out fairly quickly with everyday use, the metal tools are VERY well made and those tweezers are sharp enough to be considered a weapon. The tweezers will probably be the most useful item in this set to me. They will be perfect for holding tiny parts for soldering or those ridiculously small screws that tend to fall in the worst places. The case is heavy and well made. No disappointment here.

Overall well worth the price.