Tools To Replace Watch Battery

Received my battery quickly and it came with all necessary tools! B &H is AWESOME!

I have to watch a number of YouTube tutorials to learn the tools ... after being a Photoshop user for decades! But I really like it, anyway.

easy to install (tools come with battery) - battery life as good as new!

Battery was very easy to replace with no need to shut anything down.

Replacement battery was a easy to replace.

I bought this one to replace my lost leatherman tool. This one has less tools but a lot lighter than the previous one. As a frequent camper, it will be an essential equipment for the outings.

I bought this bag to replace another bag that I had for many years. This bag has a different configuration but stills all the tools I need for photography. Interesting variation on having the bag open from the rear. I can certainly see the advantages. Appears to have plenty of room for my laptop, tripod, and other gear. The shoulder and waist bands are well padded and comfortable. Looking forward to many different adventures with the bag.

Good for getting you out of a jam. Like any multi-tool, it does not completely replace real tools. The light is a nice bonus.

I finally have all the bits I need to take apart small electronics. The bits are well made and have been used on several Apple MacBook Pros. The case and other tools are really useful and will replace the butter knife I had been using.

Bought it to replace an old first-gen Focusrite solo, so far it's absolutely solid. Feels well built and looks fantastic imo. Drivers on Windows are stable and easy to use, and so far has worked flawlessly with Pro tools. The LED screen meters are really nice to have when recording or monitoring. Loopback functionality is a godsend for me, especially when conversing with clients via Zoom, I can easily route audio to them from my computer or Pro tools. I've only done simple foley and vocal recordings on it, so I can't really comment on the preamp's quality, but it works well for me. My only minor issue is that it can't quite drive my 600ohm DT880 headphones to the levels I need (which is unreasonable since it's USB powered and I need them very loud) but that's more of unrealistic expectations on my end. The unit has an RCA out for me to run my audio to an external headphone amp so no issues there. Overall a great entry level audio interface and perfect for my simple home workstation.