Jakemy Collection
JAKEMY has been making precision screwdrivers and repair toolkits since 1998 — over 25 years supplying tools for electronics repair, from smartphones and laptops to game consoles and small appliances.
The range splits into screwdriver sets with interchangeable bits, and opening tools — the suction cups, pry tools and spudgers needed to get a device apart before any screw is reached.
What JAKEMY is good at
- Bit coverage — sets carrying the pentalobe, tri-point and torx drivers that phone manufacturers use to keep people out
- Magnetic tips — holding screws too small to pick up by hand
- Hardened steel — S2 and CR-V bits that resist rounding off under load
- Opening tools — suction cups and pry tools for separating screens without cracking them
Worth knowing before you buy
More bits is not automatically better. A 106-piece set contains bits you will never use. What matters is whether it carries the specific drivers your device needs — pentalobe for iPhones, tri-point for Apple internals, torx for laptops. Check the bit list rather than the headline number.
Screwdrivers alone will not open a phone. Modern screens are glued, so you also need a suction cup and a thin pry tool. Buying only a screwdriver set is the most common mistake in a first repair kit.
All JAKEMY products sold here carry a 1-year warranty and ship nationwide across the Philippines.
- Featured
- Most relevant
- Best selling
- Alphabetically, A-Z
- Alphabetically, Z-A
- Price, low to high
- Price, high to low
- Last Season First
- This Season First
Which Jakemy model should you choose?
A quick comparison to help you match a model to how you will actually use it.
JAKEMY JM-8176
JAKEMY JM-8175
JAKEMY JM-8159
JAKEMY JM-8101
JAKEMY JM-OP11
JAKEMY JM-SK04 / JM-SK05
JAKEMY JM-PJ1003
Frequently Asked Questions
Is JAKEMY a reliable tool brand?
JAKEMY has been making precision screwdrivers and repair kits since 1998, so over 25 years in electronics tooling. It sits in the affordable-professional bracket — well above generic no-name kits, below premium brands like Wiha, and widely used by repair shops.
Do I need a 106-piece set?
Probably not. What matters is whether the set carries the specific drivers your device uses — pentalobe for iPhone exteriors, tri-point for Apple internals, torx for laptops — not the total bit count. A 33-piece set with the right bits beats a 106-piece set without them.
Can I open a phone with just a screwdriver set?
No, and this is the most common mistake in a first repair kit. Modern screens are glued down, so you need a suction cup to lift the panel and a thin pry tool to work around the adhesive before any screw is reachable. Buy an opening kit alongside the drivers.
What is the difference between S2 and CR-V bits?
Both are hardened steels used in quality bits. S2 is harder and holds an edge better under torque, which matters on tight or thread-locked screws. CR-V is tougher and more corrosion resistant. Either is a large step up from the soft steel in cheap kits, which rounds off and then damages the screw head.
Why do the bits need to be magnetic?
Phone and laptop screws are small enough to be difficult to place by hand and easy to lose inside a device. A magnetic tip holds the screw on the driver while you position it, which is the difference between a five-minute job and hunting for a screw on the floor.
Is there warranty support in the Philippines?
Yes. JAKEMY products bought from VMIDirect carry a 1-year warranty handled locally, with nationwide shipping.