Disappointed with these Tools from Harbor Freight PUSH PIN PLIERS

In this video I look at a couple push pin pliers. I will say they are okay but i am slightly disappointed. I did get these from Harbor Freight.
PITTSBURGH Push Pin Pliers 63700
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
These specially designed push pin pliers remove automotive upholstery push pins without damage. The push pin pliers are spring loaded for easy use. The handles have a double cushion grip for comfort. Tapered end for easy access.
Specially designed for removal of push pins with center locking pin
Spring loaded for ease of use
Quickly removes plastic anchors that have center pins without damage
Double cushion grip handle
Fits common anchors on most domestic and foreign vehicles
PITTSBURGH Panel Clip Pliers 63699, 67399
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
These durable panel clip pliers have a unique two-step tip that provides better support under the clip to remove panel clips without damage. Ideal for use on most domestic and foreign vehicles.
Unique two-step tip provides better support under the clip to remove panel clips without damage
Cushion grip handle provides additional comfort
Use with common domestic and foreign panel clips and pins

[@catmatiskam7092]

I have no problems using them, the 1st tool is very handy. And u can use them 4 different things, the only problem is is if the clips are dried out then it breaks easily,

[@InfamousGFox]

Just keep pulling on the top part. The whole thing should come out. You dont need to grab the bottom of it.

[@richardidgaf8002]

My thoughts exactly

[@luisfontanez1770]

Is this guy capable of removing a battery? I’m trying to learn something and now feel dumb lol

[@catmatiskam7092]

The 1st tool. U can also use it to unplug plugs

[@MarzNet256]

Checkout the Lisle 41080 Trim Clip Pliers 45 Degree.

[@annoyedok321]

The flipper one just destroyed my 1 piece clips. I feel like fishing line and a tube would work. Loop the fishing line around the pin and use the tube as a handle.

[@BringItMuscleCars]

They definitely don’t work well. I wonder how well the expensive ones work.

[@aeroscout8409]

First time watchin. Looks like the recessed panel doesn't help gettin to the push pin head.

[@BringItMuscleCars]

Thanks for watching and commenting. The recessed definitely made it a pain. They do come in handy sometimes though.

[@tenzackyogi1742]

First adjust the plier and then U need to pull out fast.

[@mg8718]

FYI: There is no better solution! You use a old screwdriver then buy that 244 piece fastner kit from Harbor Freight. When possible i will drive in a self tapping screw of the right size.

[@crossbow3539]

More like you have a problem with dexterity. Those players work fine!

[@fsj197811]

Thanks for sharing.

[@daltonsamuel]

It’s easier for me to unbutton the retainer then pull the whole shield off.

[@matmanpromotions6457]

LEARN HOW TO DO A VIDEO BEFORE ANYTHING ELSE.

[@BringItMuscleCars]

Do you need a hug? No one made you watch it.

[@matmanpromotions6457]

hugs are good, lemon meringue pie is better.

[@mg8718]

I throw that junk away and find a self tapping screw to drive in.

[@capritarsis1025]

This guy is not very bright at all. We're watching to get info on removing push pins, clips etc yet he's trying to tell us about his 9 second Mustang, who cares, that's not why we're watching the video. Get to the point Bucko. Total failure, he's got all the tools he needs but he still can't remove those push pins. How the hell does this guy even work on his own car? Joke...

[@mg8718]

Or throw that piece of shit plastic away. All i care about is my wheel well splash gaurds.