Graham Fry

product arrived on time with 0 damage, worked perfectly on my mechanical keyboard

T.Perraut

I had a squeaky space bar. A quick online search showed that some "Super lube" put in the right place can (and did) fix it.This tool (with prime) was so cheap to not risk messing up with a couple of paperclips.Pros:- the tools works well (hint for space bar, remove the alt keys using the "2 loops" end. Same as 2 paperclips method, just easier. Then use the other "hook" end, and slide it to the middle of the bar, and pull straight.- did I mention the price?Cons:- if I had to do an entire keybo...

eyez wide open

This does the job. I have an older (circa 2005) Dell mechanical keyboard so only the wired end of this tool was of any use, but it worked well on most keycaps. But due to the width of it, I was not able to removed keycaps that are against the corners. I had to pry those out the old-fashioned way. Still happy with this. I got all the keycaps off so I could give the area below them a good cleaning and al so wash and dry the keycaps. Nice tool at a nice price.

Siren S. Den

The media could not be loaded. Okay, so, you're probably wondering why this is a few dollars, and why you should bother wasting your money on this.1. its not wasting your money, if its saving you time and irritability to remove some simple-hard-to-reach key2. the features of this product is that ability to easily, with one or two hands, remove a key almost effortlessly.3. You're not gonna find many, if not, better, key cap remover than this one.Tip: I'm right handed, but I found removing keys...

Nathan

At first the key cap puller wires were tight but once they have been broken in they work like a charm with no issues and not to leave marks on the key caps like the plastic one that comes with most kits. The switch puller works just as well and is smother to use again being better than the one in the key board kit. Material seems a bit thin so the only question is durability but for now i can easily buy another one as needed.