Yakamoz Reverse Ceramic Tweezers, 3pcs Non-Conductive Precision Tool | Heat resistant ceramic tip, auto self-clamp design, Anti-Magnetic Pointed, electronics soldering phone repair hobbyists

Super useful for working on my 3D printer and various electronics. They have surprisingly strong holding power and aren’t exactly small, but feel solidly built.

I love these for soldering due to the heat resistance.

I've never used a reverse tweezer and was pleased with how it worked. It was strong enough to hold what I needed (grabbing tiny screws that fell into small spaces when I cleaned my computer tower) and didn't give me any issues. I mostly used the curved one but if there was alignment issues it was either nonexistent or minute enough where it didn't bother me. They were easy to use and helped me hold things when my hands would shake or be too weak to keep hold of it.

Bought these for replacing some large components point to point. tip alignment isn’t perfect, but it’s good enough for what I needed and expected at the price. only real issue I had was the curved tweezers missing a screw at the tip

Works just like it’s supposed too. Fast shipping. Work great for my shaking hands.

There are a lot of complaints here, which made my wary to order these, but I did anyway, and figured I'd send them back if I wasn't satisfied. The ones I got seem well made, and nicely finished. The alignment of the tips is perfect, couldn't be better. BUT they sure looked and felt like plastic, as quite a few other customers have claimed. The ceramic is glossy, and has a kind of greasy feel to it, just like plastic. I was about to box them up for a return, when I thought I'd give Amazon proof that they were not ceramic. I heated the tips with a cigarette lighter, and then pressed them against a piece of steel. Nothing - they were very hot, but undamaged - they just had black carbon on them from the flame. OK, I took them out to my Jewelry studio, and hit them with a torch until the tips were glowing red. They withstood it perfectly, no softening or damage at all - it even burned off the carbon stains. All in all , I'm completely satisfied with them, and will have many uses for them in my studio. I may order another set. I think the tips are sort of like Corningware that is a ceramic/glass composition. They sure look like plastic, but DEFINITELY ARE NOT. A common test for glass/plastic is to bump it against your teeth. Plastic will give a duller sound, while glass will give a sharp tic. Try it.

This is exactly what I needed. I have tremors and those shake make it hard to assemble things. Placing these on devices definitely helps me. The quality and size is as expected and described. A definite need for model building or people with tremors.

One out of the three tweezers arrived broken. The other two feel and work well, though. 2/3 tweezers = 0.66, 3/5 stars = 0.6. Boom.