When Apple shifted to a new bottom screw system on the iPhone 17 lineup, most existing screwdriver bits stopped fitting cleanly, and that gap is exactly what the 2UUL SD87 POP Screwdriver closes for technicians working on current-generation devices. Built around the 4IP Enhanced Torx profile, this tool grips the star-shaped screw heads on the iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Air, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17 Pro Max with a tight, controlled bite, so you avoid the slipping and stripping that ruins screw heads on a device you still need to close up and hand back to the customer. The bit connects magnetically to the shaft, which means it seats itself the moment you bring it close, locks without wobble, and comes free just as fast when you need to swap tips for a different job on your bench. You get a firm hold through every turn instead of fighting a loose-fitting driver mid-repair. The handle carries a gold spherical rotation cap that spins independently under your fingers, letting you apply steady, even pressure while keeping the bit locked to the screw. That rotation design matters more than it looks on paper: precision screws on modern iPhones strip easily if torque comes in uneven bursts, and a driver that lets you roll pressure on smoothly cuts that risk down. Around the shaft, the anti-slip textured grip keeps your hand from sliding during longer teardown sessions, whether you're pulling bottom screws for a battery replacement, working through a charging port repair, or opening the chassis for a full board-level inspection. At roughly 13 cm long, 2 cm wide, and weighing about 23 grams, the SD87 sits comfortably in a tool roll or pouch without adding bulk, and its size makes it easy to work in the tight screw wells around the iPhone 17's bottom edge without your hand blocking your own view of the screw. Metal alloy construction on the handle paired with a precision steel bit gives the tool the rigidity it needs for repeated daily use on a repair counter, where tools get picked up, dropped into trays, and reused dozens of times a shift. For a Pakistani repair shop handling a growing volume of iPhone 17 units, having a driver that matches the exact screw geometry saves real time: no more forcing an old Torx bit into a screw head that was never designed for it, and no more damaged screws that turn a five-minute battery job into a customer complaint. The interchangeable bit format also means the SD87 can be adapted for other Torx and hex variants as your bench work calls for it, so it earns a permanent spot next to your other precision drivers rather than sitting unused after one model cycle. Whether you're doing quick screen removals, routine battery swaps, or deeper hardware fault diagnosis that requires full disassembly, this screwdriver handles the entry point of nearly every iPhone 17 repair job that starts with those bottom screws. It's a small tool, but on a bench where screw damage or a stripped head can turn into a warranty dispute, having the correctly matched bit changes how confidently you open a new-generation iPhone.
