Defective '5,000,000mAh' power bank
It arrived dead, but in a highly dangerous state and could have burst into flames at any moment.
Gone are the days of being able to repair everything you come across with a Phillips screwdriver, some duct tape, and maybe a few curse words (OK, the curse words still come in handy). Modern devices mean that you have to have the right tool to do the job, or risk making a bigger problem than you've been asked to fix.
See it now: iFixit
This tool has been specifically designed to disconnect iPad and MacBook batteries. Again, you can do without this, but this tool makes the job quicker and safer.
If you do this job often, or just want to eliminate the risk of damaging the connector, I suggest getting the tool.
Price: $3.99
Caption by: Adrian Kingsley-Hughes
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