Keychronus

The wire loops grip tightly enough that even stuck switches pop out without scratching the PCB. Finally a tool that won't bend or snap on tight Cherry MX stems.

Finally, a puller that doesn't slip or scratch the keycaps—the dual-ended design works perfectly for both switches and caps. It’s sturdy enough to handle my heavy-handed removal without bending.

The prongs grip the switches firmly without bending pins, and it even has a small lip that pries keycaps off effortlessly. I’ve been using it for a few weeks now, and it’s made swapping my keyboard’s layout so much easier.

I was worried about scratching my keycaps, but the plastic tips on this puller are perfectly smooth and gentle. The wire loops grab switches securely without any bending or prying.

I was worried about scratching my keycaps, but this puller's wire ends fit perfectly into the tight spaces. It pulled both switches and caps off my board without any bending or force, and the handle gives a solid grip. Definitely a tool that does exactly what it's supposed to.

The wire ends are nicely rounded so I don't worry about scratching my keycaps, and the dual-sided design makes swapping out switches a breeze. Took me maybe two minutes to change out a whole row.

The wire loops are thick enough that they don't bend out of shape after a few uses, and the handle gives a nice solid grip. Finally got my old switches out cleanly without scratching the plate.

The brass wire loops grip the switch stems perfectly without bending anything, and the plastic handle feels solid in hand. Finally got my old board cleaned up in minutes.

The dual-sided design is so handy — I can swap between pulling switches and keycaps without fumbling for another tool. It grips really well and hasn’t scratched anything on my board yet.

The wire loops grip keycaps perfectly without scratching them, and I can finally pop off switches in seconds instead of struggling with a flathead screwdriver. Even the tightest Cherry-style switches come out smoothly with this thing.