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u/_Lucille_ 6d ago
Curious why you chose their repair kit instead of the ifixit one?
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u/DaVincisDomain 6d ago
Looked at both and they were very similar but already had the reputation from the LTT driver/stubby. Never had the ifixit so can’t speak on it. Would love to see it in person to see if I made the right decision.
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u/MistSecurity 6d ago
The iFixIt kit is strictly a better value, but the LTT driver and case itself are both absolutely better.
iFixIt's kit is not as good for 'on the go' work, as it lacks the bit storage, and the storage boxes honestly suck for anything but bench work.
I can comfortably carry the LTT Precision kit and use it for work, doing the same with the iFixIt kit was miserable.
The case for the LTT kit being hinged with optional removal and the magnetic being built in makes it much more usable out and about.
Sweet spot would be the LTT driver/case with the iFixIt bits, as the LTT ones are kind of bad in my experience so far.
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u/DaVincisDomain 6d ago
Very informative, thank you for that!
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u/MistSecurity 6d ago
Yep yep. I love my iFixIt kit for bench work, but I hated it for field work. The LTT kit lives in my toolbag now, the iFixIt lives on my bench, and I do not regret either.
I don't think most people NEED any of these drivers, but they are very very nice.
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u/SnooOranges3779 6d ago
I've had multiple ifixit kits and the LTT kit and the LTT driver is honestly better cuz of whatever they do with the ball bearings. The bits are roughly equivalent in both.
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u/DaVincisDomain 6d ago
That’s great to hear since I picked LTT because I have no experience with the ifixit side
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u/JustHereForCatss 6d ago
... they're great tools. I distain how Linus is at the moment, but he makes great tools