Justin Ogihara

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Happy April everyone! I’ve been MIA for the past week as I was out vacationing in Cabo San Lucas. I hope everyone else’s...

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Hi there Vendel, Thanks for posting on this forum with your great question. The screwdriver handle equipped in the Mako Driver Kit features a magnetic bit socket. When you insert a bit into the socket, the bit should comfortably fit into the socket. It may wiggle a little in the socket, but it shouldn’t feel loose or wobble around in the socket too much. If you believe you received a faulty product, please feel free to contact our Customer Support team and they’ll handle it from there. Thanks and happy fixing! Justin

Hi there Dwayne, Thanks for posting your great suggestion. I’ll pass this along to our Product Development team and I’ll let you know if anything comes of it. Thanks! Happy Fixing. Justin

Hi there and thanks for your question. We aren’t entirely too sure of other apps that have the feature you mentioned in your post, but this seems like a great idea to integrate onto our website! I’ll pass this suggestion along to see if this is a feature worth looking into. In the meantime, let us know if there’s anything else we can do to help you with any repair-related questions. Thanks and happy fixing! Justin Ogihara

Hi there Sean. Thanks for posting on this forum. While we don’t sell OEM parts from the Apple manufacturers, our parts are thoroughly tested for quality and should perform as well as an OEM part. You can find more information about the quality of our parts on this page. Let us know if there’s anything we can do to help. Happy Fixing! Justin Ogihara

Hi there @viceroy444 Thanks for posting on this forum. If your battery continues to fail to charge to 100%, please contact our customer support and they’d be very happy to help you. Let us know if there’s anything else we can do. Thanks! Happy Fixing. Justin Ogihara

Hi there Kenneth. Thanks for posting on this forum. According to a few of our community members, it looks like a GPU replacement isn’t really possible without replacing the entire logic board. You can find more information on this topic under this thread. iFixit is a collaborative wiki free for anyone to use, so if you’re able to create a guide then please feel free to do so. Let us know if there’s anything we can do to help. Happy fixing! Justin Ogihara

Hi there @pleriche Thanks for posting on this forum with your great suggestion. Your analysis is very thorough, and I’ve passed your feedback to our product development team. If any wind picks up, I’ll be sure to let you know. Thanks and keep those creative juices flowing! Justin Ogihara

Hi there Kris, Thanks for posting on this forum. Unfortunately, it looks like we’re not going to be carrying an OEM rear housing replacement for the 2020 iPad anytime soon. If anything changes, I’ll be sure to let you know. Thanks! Justin Ogihara

Hi there Nicolas and thanks for posting on this forum. If you take another look at the website, it looks like we’re still selling the replacement parts for the iPhone X screen and battery. If you ever have any questions about the parts on the website or your order, feel free to contact our awesome customer support team. Thanks! Happy Fixing! Justin Ogihara

Hi there @eke0909 Thanks for posting on this forum and I apologize for the delay in response. Each guide has a minimum reputation requirement for any edits to fully appear on the website. Any edits that come from users who don’t meet the minimum reputation requirement end up in our Patrol system, where our content moderators review and approve/deny the edits. It looks like your edits to this guide were approved by a moderator. If you believe that any information is incorrect on any guide, please feel free to correct it. However, you’re also more than welcome to leave it as is if you aren’t entirely sure if the information is correct/incorrect. iFixit is a collaborative and cooperative wiki and isn’t meant to discourage users from editing content. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any other questions and I’ll do my best to answer them. Thanks! Happy fixing! Justin Ogihara