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iFixit 64 Bit Driver Kit + Jimmy Bundle
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iFixit 64 Bit Driver Kit + Jimmy Bundle
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Whether you’re a computer repair technician, a handyman, or just a DIY-inclined individual, the iFixit 64 Bit Driver Kit + Jimmy Bundle has everything you need to get the job done. Armed with 64 hand-selected bits and tools to crack open virtually any electronic device, this portable bundle allows you to poke, pry, unscrew, scrape, or claw your way to finishing the job Read More
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Omnislash89
0
Oct 18, 2016
https://massdrop-s3.imgix.net/img_comment%2Fah2jsy9PTdq1I8reaZtm_blob
So... what exactly is my incentive to NOT buy direct?
So... what exactly is my incentive to NOT buy direct?
BigCrimpin
18
Oct 18, 2016
Omnislash891. This drop includes the 64 bit kit ($34.95) AND the Jimmy ($7.95)
2. FREE shipping ($12.40)
ikemike
11
Oct 12, 2016
$21.75 shipping to Australia? Could a Massdrop mod check if your system has gone crazy on the shipping price of things again please?
Denbrought
51
Jul 13, 2016
Note that shipping on iFixit is usually pricy, even to CONUS. These same products, with a coupon used, would run me $50~ on their website.
As for the quality, I can vouch for the driver kit. I used to do full-time on-site IT work, and our single iFixit kit (the 54-bit) was the single most used (and wanted) toolkit. It, along with two spudgers (less destructive plastic versions of the Jimmy), were essential to opening any Apple devices and newer electronics (such as Dell's XPS line).
The only negative I see for this kit is that it doesn't include the T-Handle screwdriver extension, which lets you apply a lot of torque when removing seized screws. That was probably the most useful part of the kit, to be honest (that and it having every bit we ever needed, and they never stripped/broke anything).
If you think this toolkit will do everything you need, then get it. Otherwise, please check out the Classic Pro Tech Toolkit (the base component is the 54-bit kit I speak of) on their site, as well as the Pro Tech Toolkit (which this Massdrop kit is the base component of). Paying extra may be well worth it to get all the tools.
As for the quality, I can vouch for the driver kit. I used to do full-time on-site IT work, and our single iFixit kit (the 54-bit) was the single most used (and wanted) toolkit. It, along with two spudgers (less destructive plastic versions of the Jimmy), were essential to opening any Apple devices and newer electronics (such as Dell's XPS line).
The only negative I see for this kit is that it doesn't include the T-Handle screwdriver extension, which lets you apply a lot of torque when removing seized screws. That was probably the most useful part of the kit, to be honest (that and it having every bit we ever needed, and they never stripped/broke anything).
If you think this toolkit will do everything you need, then get it. Otherwise, please check out the Classic Pro Tech Toolkit (the base component is the 54-bit kit I speak of) on their site, as well as the Pro Tech Toolkit (which this Massdrop kit is the base component of). Paying extra may be well worth it to get all the tools.
dnLL
39
Jul 14, 2016
Thank you for the detailed answer. The new kit will probably do, especially since it's way cheaper here on Massdrop than the shipping on iFixit (to Canada) for some reason (it's $70 of shipping otherwise which is pretty ridiculous). What about the Jimmy? With the more complete kits, I see that you also get plastic pry tools. Is the Jimmy enough to pry open my iPhone 5s? I know they are using a plastic smudger in their teardown, but still...
Denbrought
51
Jul 14, 2016
dnLLI've never used a Jimmy, so I can't speak to its usefulness. It's probably a useful addition to having a spudger, but not a substitute--more of a co-tool. You might be able to pick up a spudger from a different source, like Amazon, along with buying this combo from Massdrop. I'd recommend that.
CreepyGnome
9
Jul 13, 2016
Just out of curiosity why is this deal more expensive that buying it direct from iFixIt.com? Currently it is $34.95 right now on their site, with standard shipping just under $7 to my location. There are some promo codes floating around probably to reduce that too probably. Not sure how this is a good deal on Massdrop when you have to wait and hope enough people commit so that you can get it at the same price it already is if you by direct. I have seen this almost everytime I looked at a Massdrop item I was actually interested in purchasing, and turns out they where never a good deal, and could get it cheaper direct or from Amazon.
Jeff_Snyder
77
iFixit
Jul 13, 2016
CreepyGnomeIt includes a Jimmy pry tool and free shipping. If you're not interested in either then yes, the price is competitive with ifixit.com. ALL genuine iFixit brand tools come with our Lifetime Warranty--it doesn't matter where you buy. (Just don't get a knockoff..)
ReanimationXP
2
Jul 13, 2016
Jeff_SnyderCan attest to iFixIt's warranty being worth it. I straight up lost my driver and they sent me a new one. And some tips!
Dave76
4
Oct 12, 2016
Sorry to conspire against this drop, but acvtually you may get it from Micro Center for 29.99
http://www.microcenter.com/product/460706/64_Bit_Driver_Kit
tivasyk
85
Oct 12, 2016
Dave76well, the bundle seems to also include ifixit jimmy so add 9,99 and you get 39,98 http://www.microcenter.com/product/441527/Jimmy_-_The_Ultimate_Device_Opener still thank you for the heads up since not everybody needs a tool for something any old credit card will do =)
Jaysun
1855
Oct 13, 2016
Shipping Internationally -
There seems to be conjecture here on the expense of International shipping and if it is correct or not. It is not our intention to keep any of our members from participating in any of our drops by inflating shipping costs. In fact the price you see for shipping abroad is correct and is exactly what Massdrop is getting charged.
This is a question that does come up consistently and we are continually working to find the most efficient ways to distribute products to our International members.
There seems to be conjecture here on the expense of International shipping and if it is correct or not. It is not our intention to keep any of our members from participating in any of our drops by inflating shipping costs. In fact the price you see for shipping abroad is correct and is exactly what Massdrop is getting charged.
This is a question that does come up consistently and we are continually working to find the most efficient ways to distribute products to our International members.
CoD511
5
Oct 15, 2016
JaysunI have to back the MassDrop staff here, iFixIt charge a huge premium on international shipments and that is if anything, the cost is actually less than what it could be I believe... I paid an extreme amount to gain access to the Pro Tech Tool Kit in Australia and it's a great piece of kit with an extremely high quality and the driver kit is easily one of the most handy parts of that. I'd recommend the 64-bit driver kit at this price, quite easily.
Jeff_Snyder
77
iFixit
Oct 17, 2016
CoD511iFixit is not charging Massdrop for shipping—these are charges coming from their logistics provider. International fulfillment is spectacularly costly and complicated.
Thanks for the kudos on the kit quality. ;)
Thanks for the kudos on the kit quality. ;)
Kinetos
63
Jul 18, 2016
Is anyone else tempted to buy this just cause it says "64 Bit Driver" in the name?
Manusdei
15
Jul 14, 2016
This is a good deal for international people as well, as iFixit charges a shitload for international postage, looking at their Pro Tech Toolkit, its currently $69.95, add another $69.95 for the postage to Australia, how is it so expensive? I've had much larger parcels sent to be for less than that? Amazon wont send their stuff to Australia either.. :(
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