Hey guys! How are you?
welcome once again to a new episode of Tools and Coffee
I'll bring my coffee
Ok, here's my coffee
but I'm not going to drink it yet, because we're going to start with the video
What are we going to talk about today, Edgar?
Well, today we're going to talk about something very important, these are Programmers
"Programmers for what?"
For NAND
or change serial number, to reprogram iTunes errors
that have to do with NAND and all that
Now, there are many of these
many many of them, there are some of these called iPBox, Magic Box, WL
many, there are many in the market, I'm going to talk about the ones that I've used
the ones that I use and the ones I liked
We'll be talking about 3 brands in particular
First, let's talk about the P10
many of you have seen me using this tool
this programmer is very good
is very good, I liked it a lot
We will talk about which users should use it and who shouldn't
or why you should have another one besides this one
This programmer
is very simple, I'll leave some videos here
remember these are not detailed reviews
This is just a talk about the tools we use every day
So, here I have
the P10, this one
some of these have a yellow cable
it goes connected here, what it does is bring a line
1.8 volts, and is used to put phones in DFU mode
here it has a connection for the CPU
and this goes to the phone
this has it's own software
I won't be talking a lot about the software, how to use it
I'll leave several links in the description, I've done many videos using this tool
And what is this for? This simply helps us
to put the phones in purple mode
and then we can do
serial change, for example in iPad, iPad unlock, we can reprogram memories from iPhone
5S to iPhone X
only up to that point, we cannot do it from XS onwards
So, this
will help us in all that
to increase memory, to reprogram corrupted memories
to unlock iPads
and that, that's it
all everything about the purple mode, but I won't be talking about it
What I don't like about this one? I don't like the drivers of this tool
It's ridiculously complicated
sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't
sometimes we have to install the program, uninstall and reinstall it blah blah blah
Ok? The drivers and software are a mess
sometimes it gives us war, I recommend that if you have it
where you connect it, leave it there, don't change it's position
because it is a headache
So, this programmer
this programmer, honestly
I recommend it, a lot
I have used it a lot, a lot, a lot
Now, this one is for people who are just starting out
it can be also used for advanced people, for example
this can also be used to unlock Wi-Fi from iPhone 6S to X
so, let's say I'm working with Wi-Fi from iPhone X
I unlock it with this quickly
I don't complicate removing the NAND and all that
But I want you to understand that this
and this tool, will not do all repairs
there are some repairs on which the NAND cannot be read
it simply didn't repair the problem
remember that we will be using this as an annex
as a plus for a real programmer
So, I recommend it? Yes I do, for example
if someone is just starting out
and cannot affort to buy a NAND programmer
because they are a little more expensive than these
I recommend you to start with this one, with this tool you'll be able to do a lot of things
there will be some devices that you will not be able to repair because this cannot repair everything
but you'll be able to repair many of them, you'll repair Wi-Fi, you'll increase memory
unlock iPads, etc
so, this one is very good
Now, we have this other one, this one is called iLavender
iLavender is exactly the same
as the iRepair, is exactly the same
but this one is simply connected by Type C
so, this tool
does exactly as the other tool
they do exactly the same, the same
they can change serial number, unlock iPad
everything I said before, increase memory, error fixing, Wi-Fi unlock, etc
from iPhone 5S, iPads some models, to iPhone X
Now, what's the problem with iLavender? Because not everything can be nice in this life
it's drivers are nice, this one fails less than the P10
I've tried it and it fails less
But it's support is terrible, they don't update their software
it doesn't support as many iPad models as this one
if I had to choose between these two, depending, if you do iPad unlocks, I would recommend this one
I don't do iPad unlocks, so I prefer this one because it's more practical for me
So, these two tools what they do is put our phone in purple mode
with these we can do that kind of work
but as I said, these tools
they will have limitations, they will not do all the work
there will be times where you won't be able to repair something
sometimes it will simply don't read the memory or the phone
anything, and here's where the programmers come in
for
NAND exclusively
I have always
and I emphasize the "always", I'm a lover of the JC brand, so, JC
has its programmers, I will not talk about Face ID or EEPROM
we're going to talk only about the NAND programmers
I'll get them all out
ok here they are, so
the JC programmers
they sell this one, this is the monitor
and here you can connect, for example, this one
this one is for NAND models
like iPhone 5S, iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus
and just like that
this cannot be used alone
you'll need to get this one, this is the PRO1000S
this goes connected here
and then we can use it from here and program here
this is for iPhone 6/6 Plus
then we have this, this is the P7
this can be used alone, you can use this by only connecting it from here
with USB to the PC with the JC software
or you can use it with this too
it can be used here
you program with these and we can use the monitor
this programmer
is for iPhone 6S/7 only
Then they created these
for example, I have this one
if we notice
it can also be connected here
this is for iPhone 8 and X
this can also be used with this or
can be used only with the software
I only use this with the monitor
the rest I use with the software
and then
they created this one, the P11
the P11 is used with the software
P11 is for iPhone 8 to iPhone 11 Pro models, currently
I don't know if they updated it to iPhone 12, I don't think so
but they created this one to replace this other, no one uses this anymore
because it does the job of this
So, these are NAND programmers
for these programers, we have to remove, in this case desolder the NAND and put it on it
but we have to understand that these ARE programmers
exclusively for NAND
this can be used to NAND via software, to say something
we reach the NAND through programming
while this this literally put the NAND on them
therefore, we have more effectiveness with these
when I have a repair, first I try with this, if it doesn't work, then I try with the other one
because these are a bit more professional, although they are more expensive
each of them costs around $300
but
these can repair anything, iTunes error, NAND errors
increase memory, unlock Wi-Fi
unlocks, change serial numbers, all of that and it can do it
with this I have from iPhone 5S/iPhone 6 for NAND
all of these are PCIE memory, up to the newest iPhone model currently
I think they'll be updating to the iPhone 12, but
literally these can do everything
Is very important that you have a programmer
if you're starting out, I recommend
any of these, I already told you the pros and cons
or if you have more money
you'll need any of these
but you'll also need one exclusively for NAND
as I told you, there are many, there are WL
iPBox, JC, Magic, there are many
I'm just saying that I've always used JC
for me is very stable
WL is very good too, I'll leave the links below
of some WL
I could recommend the iRepair P10, the iLavender
JC or WL, these are the ones that I've used
So that's all for today's episode of Tools and Coffee
a programmer, we need it because if we don't
we'll leave some work
we'll have to leave some work because we don't have a programmer
Later we'll talk about EEPROM programmers
the new models of Face ID, and all that, but that will be
in another episode of Tools and Coffee
take care my friends, have a nice Sunday, because every Sunday we bring
these videos, see you
in the next video
Bye!