WASD Keyboards Wire Keycap Puller Tool

Functioned as expected - helped replace my keyboard keys without any problems.

Works but bends easily

this makes pulling keys a breeze

Removed 87 keys to clean my keyboard. Not one problem.. Definitely recommended over the cheapo circular keypullers that come with most keysets.

works good.

This is a key puller. It has a hard plastic handle with two steel loops to catch and pull keys. It does what it needs to do, and it does it well. I chose this one because of the tapered flat ended handle - useful in case I ever need to separate the parts of the keyboard housing for whatever reason. The flat handle is probably a little less comfortable than a round one, but it makes leverage easy for when you need to twist the puller to hook under the keycap corners. If comfort is an issue though, I would keep that shape in mind. You can hold about three keys at a time in the loops. A ring puller might be faster and even a little more comfortable, but I find this one much easier for pulling modifier keys. Maybe Ill post a video if people need one. Any questions?

Does what its supposed to do. I was worried since I was using this for the Logitech Orion Spark but it still works on the angled keycaps and even rubber dome keyboards so itll work on anything, plus it isnt expensive.

Wire key cap puller tool keepin it real in the field. Works great for removing key caps from mechanical keyboards. Removing key caps is necessary for cleaning a mechanical keyboard, or for more involved maintenance on the keyboard such as replacing key caps or switches. Most people would not attempt the latter, but as for the former, it is something everyone who owns a mechanical keyboard should do at somewhat regular intervals. At $6, its still expensive for what it is, but this is among the better key cap puller tool designs, and it functions just intended. Doesnt work so great on the space bar due to the inability of the wires to open past a certain point, but that is unavoidable in this sort of design. The end of the handle is also designed to be used as a pry tool, though I have dedicated plastic pry tools, and would probably never use it for this purpose. In summary, a great, and necessary tool for any owner of a mechanical keyboard.

Its a pretty nice keycap puller. Works with everything Ive thrown at it. You can build your own, but this one makes keycap pulling way easier and faster for only a couple bucks.

Im glad I got this! Much better than the tiny ones as they cant really pull up the longer keys (spacebar key, shift key, tab key, etc.). The end of it can also be used to pry things open. Quality is nice but it is pricey for what it is.