Precision Tweezer Set - FEITA Antistatic Replaceable Fiber Tip Stainless Steel ESD Tweezers for Electronics, Jewelry-Making, Laboratory, Hobby (8 Pcs)

They do break easy but it might just be I’m doing things they are not meant to do, but for picking things up they are great

These are great tweezers and for those with the negative reviews because you are breaking them i sure am glad your not working on anything of mine, Tweezer are designed for delicate operation if you are using them as pliers then you 1 don't know what you are doing and 2 have no business doing what you are doing, I have worked on laptops computers cell phones and never once have I broken off the end of a pair of tweezers, I think some of you need a new job or hobby over all well built and designed for delicate work.

Wide variety of forcep tips. The tips gripped well and were of various styles and thicknesses. My application is not electronic, so I actually should not have bought this. The tips of the forceps will break if prying against a resistant surface. Go with full metal if you need to pry.

These are even better than I expected. I also appreciate that you replace the ends without buying the entire tweezer. Great quality and comfortable to use for my many crafts. Very pleased.

I bought these to replace some I had b/c I wanted something "non-conductive." I replaced batteries in two Ronda movements, and both times, the movements stopped working. I think the main issue is Ronda quartz movements aren't great, but I wondered if I was shorting something out, so I figured, what the hey, let's try these. I like them. But, the first time I used them, the carbon tips immediately bent and then broke. Not ideal. So, yes, they're nice, but unfortunately not useful for what I needed them to do.

The adhesive in the carbonfider dissolves in acetone. I have bought many carbonfiber tweezers from professonal companies such as Ted Pella and theirs do not dissolve in acetone at all. But these cheap carbonfiber tweezers are good for handling fragile things if you do not put them in organic solvents.

These tweezers were bought to work where I didn’t want to risk scratching polished metal surfaces. There is a good variety of tip shapes and sizes.

These are well made and grip well. The variety of tip shapes can handle most needs for medium to small work. While someone had suggested that they might be good for watch repair, in my opinion they really aren't quite small enough for that. Hard to beat for the price.