Repair Tool iFixit EU145474-1 ABS Handle 16 Bits Flat Pentalobe Phillips Torx Tri-point

The iFixit EU145474-1 Minnow Precision Bit Set is a compact, pocket-sized repair kit for electronic devices and small household items. The kit includes a 4 mm precision bit driver with an ABS handle and 16 interchangeable precision bits with 4 mm hex shanks and extended-reach long necks. The driver features a magnetic bit socket, knurled grip, swivel top and an integrated SIM eject pin, offering a compact toolkit based on common repair manuals and teardowns.

Advantages

The set combines a durable ABS handle and a complete assortment of common and security bit types — Flat, Phillips, Torx, Pentalobe and Tri-point — in a very small form factor (approx. 23.0 x 44.9 x 125.4 mm). Precision long-neck bits with a 4 mm hex shank improve access into tight or recessed fasteners, while the magnetic socket and knurled grip make single-handed work and bit retention easier. The integrated SIM eject pin increases the kit's utility for mobile device repairs.

Suitable for

• Smartphone repair (including devices requiring Pentalobe and Tri-point bits)
• Laptop and notebook maintenance
• Wearables and small consumer electronics
• Small household appliances and pocket tools
• Field repairs and on-the-go fixes

Key specifications

• Model: iFixit EU145474-1
• Dimensions (approx.): 23.0 x 44.9 x 125.4 mm
• Handle material: ABS
• Driver socket: 4 mm hex, magnetic
• Bits included: 16 precision bits — Flat, Pentalobe, Phillips, Torx, Tri-point
• Features: Knurled grip, swivel top, integrated SIM eject pin, extended-reach long neck bits

How to use

Select the appropriate precision bit and insert its 4 mm hex shank into the magnetic socket of the ABS handle. Use the knurled grip for controlled turning and the swivel top for comfortable one-handed operation when reversing or applying torque. For mobile devices, use the integrated SIM eject pin to remove SIM trays before disassembly. Store bits securely when not in use to avoid loss.

Usage recommendations

Use the correct bit type and size for each fastener to avoid stripping. Work on a clean, static-free surface and keep small screws organized during disassembly. Apply gentle, steady force with the knurled handle; if a screw resists, verify bit engagement before increasing torque.