Keychronus

I was skeptical about cheap openers, but this one's plastic handle actually feels sturdy and the jaws aligned perfectly with my Cherry switches. Worked through 50 switches without a single slip.

Finally, a tool that makes lubing switches actually enjoyable. The opening is precise and holds even the trickiest switch housings without slipping. Saves me at least 10 minutes per batch.

Honestly, I wasn't expecting such a snug fit for different switch types, but this tool handles both my Kailh Box and Cherry MX switches without any wobble. The included carrying case is a nice bonus for keeping everything organized.

Finally, a switch opener that doesn't flex or slip—the metal jaws grip my Gateron housings perfectly without scratching them. I've opened over a hundred switches now and it still feels just as solid as the first use.

Was pleasantly surprised by how smooth the switch disassembly process was—the opener’s spring-loaded mechanism really clicks into place, making my Gateron Yellows pop open without any scratching. Saves me a ton of time lubing switches for my latest build.

Finally, a tool that doesn't make me feel like I'm going to snap a switch in half. The molded slots hold each switch perfectly steady, and the plastic feels sturdy enough for daily use.

I was skeptical about needing a dedicated tool for this, but it saves so much time compared to using a flathead screwdriver. The little spring-loaded pin that aligns with the switch latch makes opening even tight Gaterons effortless.

Finally, a tool that grips switches firmly without scratching them. The metal prongs align perfectly with Gateron housings, making a tedious job take seconds per switch.

I was tired of stabbing my thumbs with a flathead screwdriver, so this opener was a lifesaver. The jaws really grip the housing tight without slipping, and the integrated magnet catches the spring every time.

Used this on a batch of 50 switches and not a single stem got scratched—the alignment pins are perfectly placed. The handle gives you just enough grip to pop them open without slipping.