In a perfect world there would be a tiny version of this
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Works flawlessly. In a perfect world there would be a tiny version of this, but obviously that is not what this is made for. It's made to be used as multiple ports and it does that flawlessly on my new Macbook Pro 2016 with touchbar. <3
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This is not a blanky, it's tiny, only about a foot wide.  Don't buy this on impulse.
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SO STOKED about this. Way smaller than I thought it would be though.
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If it was one to two feet taller, it would be a perfect five stars.
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I knew it was going to be small but this thing might as well be doll sized. I can't use it for nearly anything, simply because I can't get enough fabric through the small area we are provided. It is small and convenient for space and quick fixes of perhaps loose shirts or small things but pants, especially jeans, or making clothing is out of the question.
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It was smaller than I thought it would be, but still able to make some use out of it
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If it were 6 inches longer and a little sturdier, it would be perfect!
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Think of the smallest window in your house... This is smaller
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I'm surprised that something so small would work so well
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Smaller than expected, but it will do the job
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This is OK with a little bit small for even a small room of less than a hundred square feet.
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The idea here is to get the smallest tool you can that contains everything YOU need. Well, that's kind of impossible, at least for me, so when you buy one of these multi-tools it's often a compromise. This one is a little smaller and lighter than many of the larger multi-tools -- which I like. The pliers seem to be sturdy and the tips matchup perfectly. All the individual tools lock securely and you don't have to worry about one of the screwdrivers folding back on your hand. The blade will operate with one hand but it's not even close to an assisted opening blade. Playing with the screw and lubrication did not help. SOG did respond within a day but had no fix for this. It's all normal, but MY preference would be a little easier to flip out. The blade is sharp, but can still use a little more work. The tweezer and toothpick are pitiful, but I discovered that the Swiss Army toothpick and tweezer fit perfectly.  The tool fits the hand very well when using any of the tools, and the sheath is just the right size and fits well on a belt or just clipped on your pants. I just wish it had a file and it would be perfect for ME.
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Perfect because it is small and black and therefore disappears.
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Bit smaller in real ,but absolutely beautiful
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But the size of this is somewhat daunting.  I'd prefer a smaller, more book-like, version if future editions are planned.
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maybe its me but,  this item is smaller than it seems in ad
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This is very compact and with a tweak or two it would be perfect for small device repair. One tweak, and I admit it may be personal, are the three racks that hold the various  driver tips. It is old school design and I'm glad I live in present day. If you have ADHD this will drive you bonkers. If the case was just a tad taller, then the flaps covering the rack openings wouldn't get in the way of the lined-up bits.  Okay, so this now sounds personal as I type the words.  Disregard, or not.

Next, instead of straight tweezers, I'd opt for bent or curved ones as it can help when you are in tight places resetting small components to motherboards. Not a game changer, just a 'would like'.  The ONLY honest, non personal, tweak I'd suggest is a small pin to kick out SIM cards. I found a driver bit in this collection that would almost work to eject the tray. If it had, then I could say that I was able to disassemble a Motorola RAZR HD without the need to use another supplemental tool.

These are very small driver heads and I freely admit (and included in the picture) using a magnifier glass to see all the tips. Once I did this, I knew what was what and de/construction was pretty quick. See pictures for example.

Folded up, the case is a nice pouch to tuck near your work desk or toolbox. Will this set work for everyone in every situation? Hell no. Nothing (aside from the bulk of SIM card tray ejectors) is standardized across all the manufacturers.  However, there is a decent chance this little set will cover you for small devices.  If you don't have anything else, I would suggest getting a set of HEX tips as they often come in handy.

The handle has a good grip and screw-down lock for the bits.  The other tools also come in handy to pry bits and pieces apart without doing any damage.  Overall, 4.5 for me.  Curved tweezers would make it 5. The other stuff I mentioned would be nice additions, but I can function without.

The company sent a promotional sample for evaluation without promise of a review.

I know this would work for a first gen Kindle. For fun, I took apart the RAZR HD to test out this product. I even put it back together without any extra parts. Yes, I too am shocked.