Gateron Switch Puller (Version 2)

I've been using this on my mechanical keyboard builds and it really grabs switches firmly without scratching the plate. The curved tips line up perfectly with the switch housing, making removal quick and effortless.

The grip on this V2 feels more secure than the original, making it easier to pull switches without slipping. Works perfectly on my hotswap board and didn't scratch the plate at all.

The grip on this puller is much better than the first version—it grabs the sides of the switch firmly without slipping. Pulling switches out of a tight plate feels smooth and controlled, no bending or scratching so far.

Finally, a switch puller that actually grips well without slipping off. The metal arms feel solid and haven't scratched my plate at all.

Was worried about bending pins on my expensive switches, but these jaws grab firmly without sliding off. The metal construction feels sturdy enough for daily use.

The grip on this version is just right—no slipping even on tight switches. Use it to pop out a few keys on my hot-swap board, and it’s so much faster than using a screwdriver.

Finally, a puller that actually fits snugly on the switch housing without slipping. The curved tips grip securely even on these tight Gateron switches, and it pulls them cleanly off the plate in one go. Much easier on the fingers than the cheap wire ones I used before.

The curved tips grip MX-style switches securely without slipping, which is a big upgrade from my old wire puller. It feels solid but lightweight in the hand, and works perfectly on both my custom boards. This is exactly what I needed for quick switch swaps.

The curved tips grip the switches securely without scratching the plate, which makes pulling them out a breeze. I've swapped out a dozen switches in minutes with zero wobble or missed pulls.

Finally, a switch puller that doesn’t scratch the plate—the snug fit on this version makes popping switches out so much smoother than my old cheap one.