I just learn this tweezer is made from Italy! The tip is very fine, anyone whos working on very small parts are very accurate and great for removing splinter.

Husband used it to reinsert screw in my eyeglasses. They work great for that purpose, since they are non-magnetic and able to pick up tiny washers and screws.

I've started doing more precision soldering and needed to get better precision tools. The cheap tweezers I had were okay but didn't come together perfectly. These weren't cheap, but they've got the goods. The points are very fine (and I didn't even get the smallest) but the tips come together perfectly, every time. The amount of force required to close them is perfect. My old tweezers required a bit more force and by the time the jaws closed it was kind of har to tell I 'had it', and that sometimes led to my dropping the part or squeezing too tight and the tips 'rolling', causing it to twink out of the jaws and go flying off never to be seen again. The foam grips are comfortable too, my old ones were just solid metal.

I'd call it a bit of a "luxury tool" for myself personally, but I could see this being a workhorse for the more professional users. I plan to take good care of it so I get many years of service. I dropped one star for the high price, but for many that are considering this, I don't think price will be an issue for them. You can have good tools, or you can have cheap tools, but not both.

I had been getting percussion tweezers for years. So fmglad to see these on prime. Great for eyebrows and just wonderful for getting out splinters.

They're great for lifting tiny parts. Note that the tips will bend if pressure is applied. Be careful.