Review (4/5): Average quality tweezers that could benefit from heavier construction and sturdier case
These aren’t the best tweezers I’ve ever used, but they’re far from the worst. Of the three tweezer types included in the set, the slant tip tweezers work the best and are well-made, I would rate this pair as above average in terms of quality and tweezing ability. The curved tip and bent tip tweezers are a little to thin to adequately tweeze when you hold them where one would normally hold tweezers, so they do not exert enough pressure at the tip for them to tweeze properly; however, if you hold them and squeeze close to the tip, they work much better and perform better. The problem is that they are prone to bending or damage if you do not take proper precautions, due to the lightweight, thin construction of these tweezers. The manufacturer includes small plastic protectors that you slip over the tips, and there is a carrying vial that is also made of a plastic that is too thin to provide adequate protection. I deforms easily when squeezed and the lid pops off - I currently cannot find the lid to mine. If you are not fussy about tweezers and can settle for average quality, these are fine. If you are a professional and need professional level tweezers, look elsewhere and be prepared to pay a bit more.