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An iFixit Pro Tech Toolkit. I can not even begin to count how many times it saved me.
If you want to put together a cheaper set you can buy security bits set and spudger. I got mine from the old banggood about 10 yrs ago and spudger from Amazon. It's not as pretty but works.
I love mine, it's practically the only screwdriver I use, and the other tools come in handy when I do phone repair
Got one as a gift, I've used it countless times and it's small enough to fit into my laptop backpack.
Was going to buy one, and I'm certain the quality would have been worth it (just couldn't justify spending >$50 at the time), so I bought something similar on eBay for like $10-$20. Has a ton of screw tips, some disassembly spudgers and picks, a suction cup, etc.
Can confirm!
Omg I got an off brand one and I haven't touched any tool sets in years.