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Ray P.
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2025
Perfect for those stubborn or hard to grip connectors. Did exactly what it's made for. Nice rubber handles. Some quality issues with the metal not being cleaned up (rough) but still got the job done.
NHogan
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2025
Have you ever had a plug connection positioned in a spot that makes you question the intelligence of the engineer who designed it? Unable to reach under an intake manifold or between two immovable objects with your fingers? Then these pliers are for you! No more frustration, just sneak the pliers in the trouble spot and "voila!" the plug is out of there in a jiffy! These pliers have made working on a car a whole lot easier for me, and they will for you too. I highly recommend picking up a pair of these, as you will manage to find other ways to use them.
travis
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2025
As a tool designed specifically for electrical disconnects, these pliers really shine. The jaw design grips securely without damaging wires or connectors, making them a standout choice for professionals or DIYers working on HVAC systems, automotive wiring, or general electrical maintenance. The handle is ergonomic and well-insulated, offering both comfort and safety. They may not be a one-size-fits-all solution, but for what they’re built to do, they perform flawlessly
Renee C.
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2025
Having the right tool for the job makes a difference! These electrical disconnect pliers set from Buthsku is that set. Alot of times it's difficult to get your fingers into the tight areas that electrical connections are placed, they pliers help out with that. They work well to reach into the spaces and make it easier to pinch the tab or whatever the connection may be. For the money, they are worth it if you work on vehicles at all. They seem to be well made and easy to use, like any other pliers.
michael chad cleary
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2025
If you have ever done any auto repair, you have likely battled an electrical connector at least once. My experience is the longer they have been connected the more difficult they are to disconnect. Over the years I have tried to pry them with screwdrivers, squeeze them with channel lock pliers, and ended up cussing them. These pliers save a person a lot of time, frustration, and probably blood. These pliers can potentially have other uses but the fact that they work on those stubborn connectors makes them a good value.
Riddler
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2025
Excellent tool, makes disconnecting stubborn electrical connectors easy. Easy to use, with little pressure and pull.
Richard A. Tait
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2025
You may have been seeing these advertising all over social media (I have, that's how I came looking for them here on Amazon) and they are pretty nifty. If you're DIYer and a car enthusiast you would have come across several clips and electrical connectors and plugs that are simply a nightmare. The manufacturers seem to have a special team of engineers whose sole purpose is to create these things that either draw blood or leave marks. Thankfully there are another set of engineers who their sole purpose seem to be to counter the actions of the other team. These are the products of their efforts and they work brilliantly. I have had the need to change the valve cover gasket on my daughter's 2013 Mazda6 for some time. Those of you with the 2G, 2009-2013 Mazda6 or any other Mazda/Ford/Mercury/Lincoln vehicles with the MZR/Duratec 4 cylinder engines will be familiar with this leak...yes...they all do that ma'am. There are a few connectors that need to be undone and this was what the doctor ordered. It made light work of practically all the connectors and saved me a lot of time. I was done before the neighbourhood Karens came screaming at me! I will admit that the fit and finish of these pliers are not exactly Teutonic levels of beauty, but they do get the job done.I can't emphasize enough how important it is to get the correct tools for the job instead of improvising. Improvising makes for great stories later on, but they can and do lead to injury and damaged parts. Stop improvising when removing those connectors, folks. Get the right tools. Get THESE tools!
Scotty Gregersen
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2025
This plier set is generally suitable for most common automotive and electrical connector applications. I encountered a few connectors these couldn't disengage effectively, though a precision pick handled those without issue.The 60° offset pliers came in especially handy for removing stubborn connectors on Subaru fuel injectors—great for getting into tight engine bay spaces without excessive contortion. They also include a return spring, which improves control and reduces hand fatigue during repetitive tasks.Unfortunately, the straight pliers don’t include a spring and feel noticeably stiff when opening. This makes them harder to use one-handed, particularly in tight spots.Build quality is what you’d expect from entry-level tools. The materials and tolerances are acceptable for occasional or backup use but may not hold up to daily professional demands. The gripping surfaces are functional for standard terminal release but might lack the precision needed for more delicate or specialized connectors.For something that’ll spend most of its time in the toolbox and come out for occasional jobs, these are adequate. That said, at a $20 price point, the value is questionable given the basic construction and limited refinement.
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