IFixit’s fantastic driver sets are now available in two smaller, cheaper packages – Review Geek

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7;s little toolkits in some article. We love them. We think they are bad. They also make great little gifts, which is why iFixit is releasing them in two smaller, less expensive packages: the Minnow and Moray Driver Kit. They only cost $ 15 and $ 20, respectively.

If the 64-piece Mako kit is just more than you need then the Moray gives you the most important half of that bit collection, plus the excellent steel precision bit driver, which now has a new feature. The blue part pops out to reveal a SIM card removal tool for your cell phone! The bits are a mix of standard Philips, flathead, Torx, hex and nut drivers, with a few popular oddballs (like the tribit driver Nintendo uses on all of its devices). It’s all sandwiched in the iFixit magnetized metal housing with a storage compartment in the lid.

If even that is more tools than you need – or if $ 20 is over your secret Santa’s spending limit at the office, check out the diminutive Minnow package. It holds the driver, but shrinks the case to just five by five inches, enough for sixteen bits. It’s a perfect size for slipping into a backpack or hiding in a glove box.

I really cannot stress enough how great these high-quality tool sets are – I use my personal Mako set all the time and have repurchased it several times as a gift. Grab yourself one (or two, or three) of these cheaper options.

Source: iFixit