Serdokntbig 1 Piece Silver Stainless Steel Antistatic Antimagnetic Curved Tweezers Tool for Computer Electronics Maintenance

They are competent. They can do what you want them to, but there is a "feel" factor. They just don't feel competent in my hand. They feel (for lack of a better word) cheap. But, I don't like using that word, stable is a better word for it. There you go.

I use these tweezers for playing hex and counter wargames. They are very good looking and have a wide gap, but are not too long. The metal is malleable and I was easily able to widen the gap for picking up larger chits and bend in the tips for additional dexterity. Because of malleability, I do not recommend storing with heavier tools or traveling with them without a hard case.

The prongs fit together really well, so you can get that annoying hair on the first try

I use this for my sewing/embroidery machine when I have a thread tangle or shred--it is just what I needed! My sewing shop didn't have any of this type of tweezers on hand and "recommended" I use a different brand which couldn't even grip. But these are FANTASTIC! The only thing I would change is to make it in a 6 inch length. But in the meantime, I am really satisfied with these tweezers!

Apparently the final polish step was left off manufacturing: the edges still had burrs (from stamping?). They work, but not comfortably unless one is willing to spend some time with files and a polisher.

Waited for these to apply magnets to backs of stamped brass décor and was very disappointed to find they were NOT as advertised.

Although we don't expect to, sometimes a machine embroiderer has to "unstitch" something and there's a lot of tiny threads to pick out. These tweezers are great for that as well as holding small jump stitches while being trimmed. I'm very happy with them.

It's perfect for picking up thread at my sewing machine just wish it was a little bit longer