Wuque Titanium Switch Puller for Mechanical Keyboard Switches Black

This switch puller is my new favorite. Its slim enough to get switches out when I still have keycaps on the surrounding keys, but its also really easy to grip. The other switch pullers I have are either too bulky, too fiddly, or dont get a good grip, but this one doesnt have those problems. The prism color for this switch puller looks super good, and the colors are exactly like in the photo.

I used the switch puller that came with my keyboard and broke it in like 10 minutes because its so cheap and flimsy. I bought this one to solve that problem and it works great. It lines right up with the keyswitch and if you hold it lower on the puller, it yanks it right out pretty easily.

Im a sucker for anything made of Titanium, but for a reason... How much did you spend on your fancy mech keyboard? And you think the included - FREE switch puller is great...? Just buy this....

Yes! This titanium anodized key puller is indeed beautiful. Being made of titanium, its very light and incredibly strong. Having much experience with titanium, I can verify it is in fact titanium or a high percentage titanium alloy. When you tap the tines . . . it rings like a tuning fork. Very pleasing. As a key-cap puller it works great. You depress the key next to the one you want pull, slide the tool around the key with the inward pointing hooks catching the bottom of the key, and you pull straight up. Easy-peasy. Works great, super durable, beautiful, and makes a lovely tone . . . what more could you ask for in a key puller? Five Stars for Inspiring Wonder with such a simple tool.

Amazing. Makes it super easy to remove a switch from a keyboard without damaging the switches. The color also look pretty rad.

It is an all metal construction. I didnt seem to encounter any problems with pulling switches out of my keyboard. The puller is quite thin however and it wasnt super comfortable as I was getting to my 30th switch pulled. I with it was a big wider or maybe had some kind of rubber coating just to make holding it more comfortable. All in all it does get the job done. It works well and looks really interesting!

I probably change my keycaps and clean my keyboards a bit too regularly. Even so this has been a nice puller to have around. I just keep it in my little pen cup right on my desk and I dont have to go digging through a million keyboard/keycap set boxes looking for the usual cheap plastic puller when I need it.

I have had multiple switch pullers over the years. Ones that come in with a keyboard or some other cheap one to get me by, and every one of them deflects under pressure/ load, and you struggle to remove a switch from the plate. Titanium does not like to flex, do not try to use these as a pair of tweezers, or you may damage or break the tool. It is amazing on switch removal. The base of the tool fits just about the exact width of the release tabs on the switch. Just use light pressure and gently pull straight up, and the switch is out. Simple, yet just about life changing. LOL The arms of the tool are thin enough to get into tight areas near case edges. If you have a keyboard with hot swappable switches and want a reliable tool that will work every single time you need replace a defective switch or want to try out a different style or brand of switches. This little thing is just what you need! I do not think Ill ever have a need for a different one. This thing WORKS! BUY IT!

This titanium switch puller is beautiful! The Prism color is one of a kind. The construction is thin, long, and durable. Nice collection for keyboard enthusiasts. However, I seem to pull switches slower than usual compared to my favorite puller. I believe its because of the angle of the tips. Nonetheless, it works fine and does the job.

Just recently got into custom keyboards and the switch pulling has been the biggest pain.. Ive tried to use a few different style of pullers, but this hands down is the best. It does not flex or bend and allows me to extract the switches with confidence. I have yet to break a switch housing using this puller. I dont mind pulling switches now and makes the hobby more enjoyable overall. Spend the few more bucks and buy this!