Sim Ejector Tool, ProtoCASE Sim Card Tray Eject Pin Tool for iPhone 2G / 3G / 3GS / 4 / 4S / 5 / 5C / 5S / 6 / 6s / 7 / 7S Plus (3-Pack High Caliber)

Those who complain should just stick with their paper clips. (That breaks and bends easily)This is made to be very sturdy and it goes well with my keys.I have not lost or broken one since I loop it on to my keys.

This SIM card ejector tool three pack was likely manufactured for around 5 cents or less. If it is the company's "high caliber" tool, I can't imagine the quality of their regular tool. The tool is the smallest ejector tool I've ever tried to use. It's even hard to grasp because of its small size. Further, on the first use, the tool bent. To even carry this product on their Website, reflects poorly on Amazon.A straightened paperclip is a far superior tool for ejecting a SIM card. I didn't return the product because I had already used it. Don't buy this ejector tool! If you do purchase it, you won't be pleased.

Fits perfectly into my Samsung Galaxy S7. My only con with this product is that it is so small its easy to loose. I suggest keeping it inside of an old SD card case to keep track of it.

As others have mentioned, this tool (it actually comes in a pack of three) is quite small. It can be difficult to hold onto because it’s so small, but really, how often do you need to use it.I keep one of these in my wallet in case I need to access my SIM, but rarely use it. I used to keep one in my phone case (in between the phone and case), but I’ve got an iPhoneX now and I don’t want to chance scratching the glass or cracking it with the pressure.If you work somewhere that you constantly need to access the SIM card slot on phones, you’re better off looking elsewhere for a larger (easier to hold) SIM tool, however, if you are looking for something small and compact, this is a fine little tool that’ll get the job done. It’s about the size of a nickel from side to side.It does seem to be plenty strong and not susceptible to bending or breaking under normal use. I suppose it would probably bend or break if you put it on your keychain, although that would depend on how rough you are with your keys.Hopefully this helps bring a little clarity.

They're tiny. They seem OK and the needle nose doesn't break off easily. I was expecting something a little heftier based off the pictures they provided.

These are marketed bigger than they are. They are tiny and not at all what I was expecting. Very disappointed. They're not even thick they're really thin.

Okay this is tiny BUT they're super durable.The seller even include 2 bonus standard size tools in case your ring is too big.

technically work, although as someone who has to open a few SIM trays a day, these suck. They're really no better than the old Apple SIM ejectors. Your fingers get no grip and slide down the tool.If you're gonna use this more than once, you're better off getting the Motorola SIM tools.