Gateron Switch and Keycap Puller

The prongs on this puller are sturdy enough that I don't worry about scratching my board's plate. It made swapping out a batch of linears a quick, painless job.

The wire loops grip both switch and keycap stems firmly without scratching, which made swapping my keyboard's layout a quick ten-minute job.

The handle gives me just enough grip to pop off even tight keycaps without any damage to the board. Works perfectly for both switches and caps, and it's much easier than using my fingers.

Pulled a couple of stubborn switches that were really stuck in the plate without bending any pins, and the keycap hook works perfectly too. The grip is solid and it feels sturdy enough for daily use.

Finally, a tool that doesn't scratch the plate when prying off switches—those curled wire ends grab each corner evenly. It's lightweight but feels sturdy enough for daily swaps, and it makes removing keycaps from a standard board effortless.

Pulling switches used to feel like a gamble until I got this tool — the dual-ended design makes removing both keycaps and switches effortless. The metal handles have a nice grip that keeps my fingers from slipping mid-pull.

The wire loops are just the right thickness to slide under switches without scratching the plate, and I’ve pulled over 50 keys without any bending.

Finally, a puller that actually grips the switches without scratching the plate. The wire loops are thin enough to slide under even tight keycaps on my board. Worked perfectly for swapping out my whole layout.

The double-ended design makes pulling Cherry-style switches a breeze without any wobble. I've used cheaper plastic pullers before, and the metal construction on this one feels much sturdier and safer for my board.

The wire loops on this puller are just the right thickness to slide under keycaps without scratching the plastic. It made swapping out my switches a quick, hassle-free job.