HengTianMeiPrecision Tweezers Set, ESD Anti-Static Stainless Steel Tweezers Set for Craft, Jewelry, Electronics, Laboratory Work (14 PCS)

These are ok but the case was badly sewn. I had to cut open the stitches to get one of the tweezers out because a seam was not closed properly on the case.

Son de buena calidad, las uso para manualidades y colocar pestañas son problema

Me gustó mucho el producto lo utilizo para manualidades son muy prácticas para la aplicación de cristales, y aplicaciones miniaturas en diferente súperficies

I was lured in by the long list of tweezers and the handy case, I figured it was worth the few bucks more. Then, after using them for a few weeks, I figured out they aren’t worth it.The biggest issue for me was that neither of the “gripper” ones actually gripped smaller items. They simply don’t close all the way no matter how much pressure you use.Then I realized I basically spent double the money for the same types of tweezers. I don’t need 4 different pointy tweezers and 4 different pointy bendy tweezers. They are exactly the same except for millimeters in difference in length.I don’t even have a use for the mini crowbar.The hooked tweezers are really thin, they look just like the ones in my sister's skincare kit. Again, I have no use for them that one pair of bendy pointy ones couldn’t handle.I already have a pair of locking ones, that “lock” much better.And all of the cheaper sets have a paddle one too.End with the non-grippy grippers and it adds up to not worth it.I sent them back. I bought a $6.99 set here on Amazon that had a single serving of all those listed above (minus the crowbar) and they work great.The one thing I did like, that might be considered a flaw, was that there is almost no tension in any of the tweezers. It took barely any pressure to close them around what I was picking up. I’m not sure how long they would last with that minimal amount of welding holding them together, but it was nice not to have to force them closed, made for much steadier hands! (Precision tweezers are kind of pointless when your hand is shaking, just saying)So my recommendation is to really examine what your needs are. Ask yourself, do I really need 4 each of pointy or bendy pointy tweezers? Will I use the mini crowbar? Do I really need a case? Will I be carrying these around and tweezing stuff? You get the idea. Personally I found my needs matched with the $6.99 set. With grippers that actually grip stuff.P.S. I hope you enjoyed my interpretation of the actual names of the tweezers.

Solid material, tight tolerances. Don't be a jackass and they'll last a good long time. You bend them that's on you. Some people are complaining that the tip bent super easy.....Don't expect a super fine point to withstand your excessive pressure. They're not titanium or hardened steel for Pete's sake calm yo a** down. Sometimes there's defects but for the most part yeah... user error. One annoyance that I doubt is common is one of them was snagged in the case and I had to get creative to free it. The case is nice and made of durable material but one slot it too tight for for that one specific tweezers designated place.