🔧 Qisan Black Stainless Steel Keycap Puller - Expert Tool for Mechanical Keyboards like Magicforce Review

This was one of the cheapest keycap removers at Revain. I used to use plastic rings but since I use a Logitech G Pro with Romer G keys I decided to go for something different as I've heard these keys are easier to break when removed for cleaning. . The "key" (see what I did there?) is to pull them up as high as possible. This puller also has hooks that can be expanded to accommodate larger keys. Even a very large gap. My old K70 came with a ring keycap remover, but these keycaps were easily…

This is a fantastic tool - I can take the keys off the keyboard, vacuum them, and then put them back in for a really deep clean. A very handy tool, much easier to use than any other tool I might try to improvise instead. As these are 2 metal hinges with a handle I doubt much can go wrong in terms of build quality.

It's very simple, it works as it should. I haven't had any problems with mixed up keys or anything like that. It is very practical and I recommend it to anyone looking for a key extractor. KEYBOARD: Razer BlackWidow Chroma

Works as described. I've used this to remove full sized keys from my Vortex Core as well as low profile keys on an Anidees Prismatic keyboard.

A simple and effective tool. It flips open and snaps easily around the keys, and when removed, the keys easily separate from the device. Unlike the molded plastic key pullers that are sometimes plugged into mechanical keyboards for free, this device is soft enough not to scratch the keycaps. So the design is good. But materials, ma'am. He looks rather fragile. It honestly seems so cheap that I wouldn't be surprised to find that _this_ device is being tossed as a giveaway with a mechanical…

Simple in design but really has everything you need. Cleaned my mechanical keyboard and it looks brand new again! Should be able to remove all keys within 2-5 minutes. I used it on a Razer BlackWidow X Chroma; there are no scratches on the keys.

I was really disappointed with the quality of the thing. It's very cheap plastic with a very thin metal rod. It works, but I was always afraid it would break. It works but not worth the price. If I were you I would feel better.

I used this to remove the caps from my old IBM Ms model as part of a restoration project. Worked great. For anyone new to the mechanical keyboard community, these wired keycap removers are an absolute must-have when it comes to removing keycaps. Some keyboards come with small plastic keys. Do not use them under any circumstances. You will destroy keycaps if you use plastic. Buy these. These are excellent. They come at a reasonable price and are sturdy enough to work with large keycaps like…