How does it compaire to the Pocket Monkey and does it have a Phillips screwdriver?
908791
Sorry to go off topic, but this is to some of the other repliers below...if you don't know what the pocket monkey is and can't compare, then why are you answering?
908792
The screwdriver feature fits standard and Phillips. In my opinion it's fits better and is easier to remove in my wallet because the shape is more credit card like. Plus it looks cooler! Both me and my 2 sons have them and use frequently. Haven't been disappointed yet.
908793
i dont know what a pocket monkey is. the ninja doesnt have a plilips, but in some cases i can be adapted
908794
I know this is 6 months after you asked your question, but the answers below are incorrect. The Wallet Ninja DOES have a Phillips Head screwdriver. It is the top right corner of the card near the 2 inch mark of the ruler.
908795
No clue. I've never heard of a pocket monkey. It doesn't have a phillips screwdriver either.
908796
I am not familiar with the Pocket Monkey so I can't really answer your question. It has both a flat head and Phillips screwdriver.
908797
The PocketMonkey is noticeably lighter and looks a lot less goofy to my mind. The wallet ninja counts each hex wrench as 1 function so they actually have more or less the same features. The PocketMonkey does have a phillips.
908798
No Phillips as it's essentially a metal credit card - Husband says although he's never held or seen Pocket Money in person he thinks it's nearly the same thing and that the Monkey doesn't have a Phillips either as it is also flat. Guess it depends on if you like monkeys or ninjas better. Hope that helps.
908799
I had a pocket monkey and it's incomparable. The wallet ninja is more useful and everything is placed ergonomically. It doesn't have a Philips but that's okay because the regular flat head works anyway.
1984771
I bought a cheap set of screwdrivers which have the special head, and a "spluge"?! for prying it off.My son is the whiz in the family, and had no problems doing the replacement (other than he preferred a different color than I bought).
1731946
No, No, No....this is a screwdriver. Comes with 2 batteries, a flat head and philips head attachments as shown. You can dial it to manual and do it yourself, but why bother when you have it do it itself.
2217126
It does come with the phillips screwdriver and a couple of pry tools which did not work very well. I recommend a metal paddle pry tool and guitar picks a few of those work well. A heat gun or hair dryer is required to get the 2 sided tape plyable and some new 2 sided tape would be a good idea as the tape that comes with it was not the best. I hope this info helps you out.
837354
I don't remember exactly but I'm thinking a standard sized Phillips head screwdriver was all it required. I can't remember if it came with that or not.
1399968
Just a small phillips head screwdriver. New screws are included with the backplate.
666194
No screwdriver. I found just the battery. It works great.Hope this help,Filippo
846368
It has 10 "screwdriver" bits. 5 philips, 3 slot and 2 star. It's an excellent value.
636172
There are 2 battery compartments on the underside of Pete. they both have a tab, AND a small screw to secure them.. you will need a very small phillips screw driver to get the screw out. Hope this is helpful.
1984770
I bought a cheap set of screwdrivers which have the special head, and a "spluge"?! for prying it off. My son is the whiz in the family, and had no problems doing the replacement (other than he preferred a different color than I bought).
989390
YES, all you need is a screwdriver, phillip's head, if I remember correctly
375064
Youcll need as very small screwdriver. The compartment is on the very bottom and you unscrew it on both sides of the feet. The figure comes with batteries already installed. I've had three of the minions for about three years and I have yet to change the batteries (knock on wood).
749346
Actually, it has both. You drop the battery into place, push its handle down; then push the "key" into its slot, then press the circular orange button and squeeze the lever on the handle. Easy-peasy, I swear. As I always say, if monkeys can do it, so can I.
2147808
If you're in need of small driver bits. This is the one. It's inexpensive and the screwdriver is miraculously handy. I love it still. The bits are lightly magnetized so u don't lose the increasingly small fasteners. It has a good array of bits torx, phillips, flathead, the wierd ones. if you are repairing touch screens i would recommend a better tool to pick them up/separate it with if u do it often. as well as a professional pry bar. and the box closes and holds securely even after so long. good buy, it will do tablets I'm sure.https://m.facebook.com/i.solutionscomp my startup IT company. any questions or amything give me a shout. I'll be happy to help anytime If you're in need of small driver bits. This is the one. It's inexpensive and the screwdriver is miraculously handy. I love it still. The bits are lightly magnetized so u don't lose the increasingly small fasteners. It has a good array of bits torx, phillips, flathead, the wierd ones. if you are repairing touch screens i would recommend a better tool to pick them up/separate it with if u do it often. as well as a professional pry bar. and the box closes and holds securely even after so long. good buy, it will do tablets I'm sure.https://m.facebook.com/i.solutionscomp my startup... » Read More If you're in need of small driver bits. This is the one. It's inexpensive and the screwdriver is miraculously handy. I love it still. The bits are lightly magnetized so u don't lose the increasingly small fasteners. It has a good array of bits torx, phillips, flathead, the wierd ones. if you are repairing touch screens i would recommend a better tool to pick them up/separate it with if u do it often. as well as a professional pry bar. and the box closes and holds securely even after so long. good buy, it will do tablets I'm sure.https://m.facebook.com/i.solutionscomp my startup IT company. any questions or amything give me a shout. I'll be happy to help anytime « Show Less
34793
It was simple ~ I believe I used a Philips #2 screwdriver. - My 9 year old assisted.
2185110
I just pulled the plastic tab out, and it worked fine. I don't remember needing a screwdriver for now, but I don't know if it will be required when I get to the point of changing the battery, which won't be for a while.
667235
i used a pocket knife and small screw driver. be careful and go slow and it's no problem.