WARMQ Terminals Extractor Electrical Connectors Review

Its use is fine for my application. I recommend knowing the connector type when choosing the best extraction tool. I agree to this remedy.

Not as good as I thought. Some parts were warped when new. I think even if there were a lot of pieces it would be better to have less but higher quality.

They are great for removing pins from connectors. I work in the electronics industry and from time to time you need to remove bad contacts from connectors and this product works great.

I have wanted this set for a long time. Nothing much to say but they work. As others have said, it's hard to know what you need. This might take a while. However, eventually you will find the most common ones and get them working. There seems to be a lot of duplicates, but I'm fine with that.

I'm a little late on port swapping tools. I never knew they existed and struggled for years to fix and replace hookup wires with tiny screwdrivers, pokers, and bent paper clips. The Warmq series is a very practical set of "keys" that will satisfy almost every need. The only downside is that you have to go through a lot of different sized wrenches to find the exact fit. However, once you've done that, you can mark the sizes you use most often to make searching much faster in the future.

IF, that's a huge IF, you can find out which tool fits a specific connector, it might help you salvage a problematic connector. I was able to pull out the JST and Molex connector pins without much difficulty, but so far I have not been able to access the motherboard's 24-pin power cable. There are no instructions and the product description is not very helpful either. They can save you or drown you depending on your luck, knowledge, experience and perseverance. Oh yes, I counted twice, and…