Vampliers5" Mini Stripped Screw Remover Pliers with ESD Safe Grip. Made in Japan. Slender Non-Slip High Carbon Steel Jaws. Ideal for IT, iPhone, Mac/PC, Circuit Boards or Any Electronic Repairs.

I had a tiny stripped screw that was preventing me from changing out a wifi card on a laptop. I tried every method I could(The rubberband trick, A drill, screw extractor kit, filing the screw so I could use a flathead, etc.), and none of those seemed to be helping. I was extremely frustrated, since I spent so many hours on this with no progress, and didn't want to do anything else that might jeopardize the laptop's condition so I bought these pliers. The packaging was good, and easy to open so there's that. These pliers did the trick in literally a minute. I took out the stripped screw so easily. These were so easy to use, I could have saved a lot of time if I just had these beforehand. These pliers handled a tiny tight screw with no difficulties, allowing me to change out the wifi card easily. From my limited use I've found these pliers to be extremely well built and have great durability. The handles allow for good grip and the ends of the plier are easy to get on a small screw. I've had pliers that are around the same price that feel so cheap in the hand, are a pain to work with, and definitely aren't as reliable as these, so it's safe to say these have great value for the money. Would 1000% reccomend these, they're well worth the price, and can handle your frustrations within a minute. Buy these and don't look back.

I usually don't leave reviews but this item worked perfectly - I had a couple of stripped screws on a laptop motherboard that I couldn't remove and these pliers helped me unscrew them within a matter of minutes despite how small and thin the screw heads were.

While trying to swap the stick for my Xbox 8bitdo Arcade stick, one of their extremely soft and cheap screws decided to strip instantly upon trying my screwdriver.This was terrible considering I had just modded the cable and new stick to fit in nicely but couldn't pull the old one out.There's a couple of one star reviews for this product, stating they tried to use these pliers on car screws.... yeah, try using the laptop and electronic use pliers on heavy duty car screws haha. Probably bought the wrong pliers.Anyway, with little effort I was able to pull out the screw labeled by the red box and that screw was very very thin. It did further decrade during the process as these screws are terribad but it all worked out in the end and I was able to replace my balltop and stick as noted in the second picture. Highly recommend for the intended use!

Was changing thermal paste on relatives laptops and found one of the lenovo ideapad screws stripped horribly and was seized on the heatsink mount. Obviously this is an issue especially considering I needed to repaste it and tried everything under the sun except drilling it out which wouldve damaged threading. Someone suggested these elsewhere online and thought id give it a shot and safe to say they gripped the 1mm thin screw and spun it out. The build of the pliers is SUPER TIGHT and perfect which is a must considering any play would cause the pliers to slip. Ive never been this blown away by a pair of pliers and is part of my IT repair tools kit now lol. Just make sure to buy spare screws for whatever you pull out since you dont want to reinstall a stripped screw lol.

I had a very small screw with a really messed up head I needed to get out of a computer motherboard. The vampliers got it out very easily and only taking about 20 seconds, for a task that I had previously spent at least half an hour on with tools I had lying around.Well worth the price for that alone, and I definitely expect to get more use out of them in the future.

I’ve tried so many different tools to get out stripped screws of many different sizes and it always is a huge pain. This is the best tool I’ve used for small stripped screws, it works very well.

This thing was pretty dang cool and surprises me each day. I ordered it, and after sleeping on it....I started to fret that it would have trouble with any screws that are in tight places or adjutant to a frame or wall or anything sticking out. I almost canceled it and went with something else or a combination thereof....However, I let it ride and was glad I did. It slides into much tighter places than I'd expect, and much like at the World Series of Poker all Jack Straus needed was a "chip and a chair," to remain in contention. All that this little sucker needs is to get a sliver of its teeth around the perpetrating screw, and dagnabit if that puppy isn't going to come out like the sun 24 hours from now. It's pretty industrious and honestly so far, there's not been a job I couldn't tackle with it.That said, I've tested it on some screws that are really hemmed in, like 3 of 4 sides have a boundary of some sort. And there have been some spots where if the screw was stripped, this alone wouldn't have been able to grab at it. I went ahead and picked up a bottle of the sticky goo that is supposed to work well. I presume that between the two of these, they'll work it like Rupaul on a runway.

I had driven a screw deep into a stud and stripped the head by over-torquing. It was too small to safely use an easy-out so I went looking for something that would grab the head of a screw, with some bite in it. Voila! Vampire Tools makes a variety of sizes of the Vamplier, which is designed exactly to grab the head of a screw and allow me to easily extract it from the stud I drove it into. That one use paid for itself, because the Vamplier was small enough to reach inside the recess the screw-head resided in, but still strong enough to bite into that head for easy removal.