The 7-piece set covers the essentials for most phone, tablet, and LCD screen repairs: a suction cup to lift the glass panel and plastic spudgers to separate the frame. The 10-piece set adds a second suction cup and two anti-static tweezers, which are useful when handling ribbon cables, small connectors, or any job where you need to hold a panel open while working inside.

Yes. The suction cup attaches to the glass surface to lift it away from the frame, while the thin plastic spudgers slide along the seam to release the adhesive or clips holding the screen in place. The anti-static tweezers in the 10-piece set help disconnect ribbon cables without damaging them.

Yes. The tweezers are generally made from materials that do not generate or conduct static electricity, making them suitable for handling circuit boards, ribbon cables, and small connectors. For critical ESD-sensitive work, pairing them with a grounding wrist strap is always a good practice.

The plastic spudgers are designed with non-marring edges to minimize the risk of scratching device casings and screen frames. Work slowly and use light pressure when sliding the tool along seams. Reserve the metal pry bar for tougher clips or bezel frames where plastic tools lack sufficient leverage.

This kit is generally compatible with smartphones (iPhone, Samsung, Google Pixel, and similar), tablets (iPad, Android tablets), laptops, LCD monitors, and TV bezels. It also works for car dashboard trim and stereo panel removal as a secondary use case.

Each order ships one complete set — either the 7-piece set or the 10-piece set, depending on the option you select above. You receive one set per order, not both sets combined.

Yes, as a secondary use. The metal pry bar and plastic spudgers work well for releasing push-in trim clips and snap-fit bezels around car stereos and dashboard panels. Use the plastic tools on finished surfaces to avoid scratching, and the metal bar for stubborn clips that need more leverage.