JBtek 5 point 6 point 3 Piece Tool Kit Pentalobe Screwdriver for Macbook Air/Pro with Retina Display (Comes with Picker Tool & Hand Bag)

Used this to open up my MacBook cover. And yeah. It worked. Not sure where the screwdrivers are now....BUT I've hung on to the little zippered bag and it has served as my go-to tampon carrying pouch the past 6 years. I ALWAYS keep it in my backpack or tote bag and it's still holding up nicely. Thank u JBtek ily 😚

I bought this set to open up a 2015 Macbook Pro 15". They seem to be decent screwdrivers but unfortunately this set did not include a P5 Pentalobe screwdriver that is necessary in removing the bottom screws on this particular laptop. It included a Torx T5 instead which was too large and the 1.2 screwdriver it included was too small and would potentially round the screw heads on the laptop. I ended up purchasing the iFixit 64 piece repair kit locally as I needed it quickly and I wanted to be sure I had the correct size bit. The iFixit kit is pretty sweet and I highly recommend it as it includes basically any bit you may need for many different devices (https://www.amazon.com/iFixit-IF145-299-1-Bit-Driver-Kit/dp/B0189YWOIO/ref=sr_1_fkmr1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1483540625&sr=8-1-fkmr1&keywords=ifixit+64+piece). iFixit has a good video demonstration of the kit on their website as well.

These are of excellent quality. I have so many sets of cheap tools, that when I experienced these it was such an upgrade. Being able to twist at the top and apply pressure makes such a difference when working with Apple products! However, I noticed that the ends were wearing down after one use. I worry a bit about the long-term wear of these tools.

The tool kit feels sturdy and like high quality tools. However, neither screwdriver fit the bottom screws of my Mid 2011 MacBook Air 13" very well (could have used it, if needed, maybe) to the degree that I used a different screwdriver that I got with the Transcend JetDrive (different seller / order), which fit perfectly. The "handbag" that came with the tool kit is not worth mentioning, neither is returning a $6.99 item, at least, I felt. If I had not had the other screwdriver that fit much better, I might have used the one in the tool kit eventually.

I used this screwdriver set for my mid 2011 MacBook Air. I replaced the battery. Both screwdrivers fit their respective screws very well. No stripping. The tools appear to be well made with the ability to rotate handle while holding with the other hand. The tips are magnetic and hold the screws well including the longer screws. Well worth the money. Also comes with zipper case that will hold other tools as well. I used the spud get to help lift off the back case and the battery from the back.

the ends wear down quickly - i have been working on my macbook air and its starting to get worn as I frequently picked up the wrong one for the shell screws vs the logicboard screws. Just know that after a few wrong attempts you will lose the edge fast and strip the screws. I just need to be more careful, but different colors or markings would make it more obvious as reading the writing on them isn't that easy for this old man.

Package came promptly. They are a nice set. I specifically purchased them to use to unscrew the pentalobe screws on the bottom of my MacBook, and they worked well for that.

This is a must-have tool set if you are constantly upgrading your friends and family macbooks. The tips fit very solidly into the screws and the tips are magnetic and hold the screws well including the longer screws. Well worth the money. Also comes with zipper case that will hold other tools as well.