Switch Puller - Stainless Steel Premium Switch Puller for Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Switches (GLO-Acc-SP)

Ordered this in order to remove all the switches from my Massdrop CTRL keyboard and it did a beautiful job. It made pulling the switches out much easier. They are sturdy and likely to last me a lifetime.

it takes a bit to get used to how this thing feels, but it really works well and mine is in perfect condition after what is probably a year or longer (definitely longer, i suck at tracking time). it definitely is more sturdy than other switch pullers that come with keycaps or something. i will say, it is very small, so if you have larger hands this might not be comfy?

I have recently acquired an obsession for hot swappable keyboards. Not only buying them, but modding them as well, changing the keycaps, switches, etc. It is a hobby I never knew I needed in my life, lol. I love the ability to customize my keyboards to a look or a sound that I am in the mood for. Now most hot swap keyboards do come with the standard key cap/switch puller, they are not the greatest. So I was on the hunt for a better switch puller to make the process easier & quicker. This puller achieves that. The stainless steel design is an amazing upgrade to the standard pullers. This makes it so much easier to grip the switch & remove it from the board. I am definitely going to be buying a few more of these to have on hand in case I lose it, or my cats decided to take off with it, lol.

This is a reasonably solid switch puller, and while I hoped for a bit more from Glorious, the price is fair for what you get. I’ve been testing a variety of pullers lately, trying to find one that handles tight switch plates without damaging the switches. Some of my keyboards have unusually snug switch plates where the switch really locks into place. If you can’t release the retention clips properly, it’s easy to bend or damage the switch housing. Unfortunately, this puller struggled in those situations. That said, the steel is rigid and durable enough that it doesn’t feel cheap, and it definitely works fine on standard hot-swap boards where switches pop out more easily. I wouldn’t say it’s ergonomic — it can be a bit awkward to get a good grip on — but it gets the job done if you're not dealing with a high-volume pull or a difficult board. The jaws are solid and don’t feel like they'll warp or round off quickly, and I’d consider it a definite upgrade over the basic pullers that come free with most hot-swap keyboards. Just be aware: if you’re working with tight-fitting switches, you may still run into trouble. Right now, I’m still leaning on a semi-automatic puller that locks onto the switch when pressed down. It’s just more reliable for problem boards. Still, this is a fine tool for lighter-duty tasks. TL;DR: A good-looking and durable switch puller that’s better than the freebies, but not the best choice for tightly seated switches. Solid value if you’re not pulling a ton of switches or working on stubborn boards.

i couldn’t find the switch puller that came with my keyboard (keychron k2 rgb) and i was getting frustrated with some of my switches being to easy to it, namely the QWERTY row. i play trivia so spelling and speed is important, and with my heavy handedness, i kept accidentally adding an i or u or p. it was so frustrating. so i put switches with more resistance. i went from kailh box whites to box blues (the slate color blue) and pinks. i have a very frankenstein keyboard in terms of switches,l; i just put what kind of switch i want where i want. this switch puller was the only seemingly decent one that would also arrive the next day. and while i grumbled about the $12-13 price, it surprised me. it was SO MUCH BETTER AND EASIER TO USE than the one that came with my keychron (which is expected, but it was a real difference). my board came with gateron blues, and a number of them i just could NOT remove with the switch remover it came with - but with this one it was a breeze. so i highly recommend. also i’m small and petite and they were fine and comfortable to use if anyone is concerned about that.

Its full metal, switches are easier to pull than if you were to use the ones that usually comes with mech keyboards. Thats all.

Helped make pulling switches easier

This computer keyboard key popper made it super easy to remove all of the keys from my ancient, mechanical keyboard. It took a few tries to get the hang of popping the keys off, then they came off easily. The popper is strong, sturdy and well-made. The prongs slide right under the keys and fits perfectly. It made it a breeze to be able to clean the keys and the keyboard.

Works and has really nice material. It great that the puller is small

No issues pulling my switches with this bad boy.

A very good switch puller

O Glorious Switch Puller é uma ferramenta no formato de pinça ideal para remover os switches do teclado com facilidade e de forma ágil. Seu design é simples e sua estrutura é de aço inoxidável, com bordas de segurança, reforçando a resistência, evitando a flexão do metal e cortes nas bordas de contato. É uma ótima alternativa aos puxadores convencionais que acompanham os teclados como acessório. Funciona bem, é mais resistente que muitos outros extratores similares e facilmente encontrados na internet.

Fuehlt sich sehr hochwertig an, funktioniert sehr gut!