I got these on a whim, just to test out if all the hype was real. Yep! They are LEGIT for MANY USES;- Removing shipping labels = a must have if recycling/reusing boxes or to get your/others info off boxes.- Handy for price tag removal = I did not intend them to be used in this way, but have got great result removing labels from items. The fresher the label the easier of course, however, these tools (Both Metal and Plastic) have been useful in removing those older labels or ones that the stickiness tends to leach into the plastic/cardboard surface. Most came off clean, others did need a little something to help remove the stickiness (rubbing alcohol/goof-off/etc).- Letter opening = Yeah I still get snail mail, so tested out these and they work much better than a letter opener that cuts open the envelope. with these you can open the letter at the point of adhesion. Not as quick as slicing open, but those blades get dull quickly. These seem to hold up pretty well, yes even the plastic version. The longevity of the plastic ones remains to be seen, but so far I've been using mostly the plastic ones and I am impressed how well they do so far.- Box opening = I had a box that I could reuse, however it would require dealing with box glue. That stuff is very strong and hard to deal with, usual just cut open box with blade or rip it open. These handy tools help get to that glue spot and make it so there was minimal damage if any to the cardboard - took a little work to figure out how best to go about it, but it worked great once I got it.- other uses = I used them to remove a plastic blister for a carded item that I wanted only the item, not all the packaging = works like a charm!!! no more box cutters, razors, knives, etc. Simple plastic one is perfect!!!I'm sure there are many more uses for these, as I get older and lose hand dexterity these little tools will be even more important.Possible cons (but not really "Cons"):- Well honestly I'm not sure how long the plastic ones will be good for. So far I see at least a couple years per plastic tool in heavy usage on a regular basis (not daily, but close). Noticed the ones I used on things not "removing labels" do have duller edges (slight), but I was testing them out to see how far I could push things.That's it, they are super for the intended usage. They can do lots more and they are pretty cheap for what you do get. I would pay $10 for the metal one alone, so the extra plastic ones were a bonus and complete surprise to me. They actually handle the label removing pretty nice on things that do require less aggressive means (chemicals and/or metal tooling). I've "saved" a few items by simply using these to remove stubborn price stickers placed in terrible spots on the product (collectible items). Now those items can sit nice with all the others without that glaring "$X.99" giant sticker. Nothing is absolutely perfect, but once you get used to how they can help - it'll get easy and you'll wonder like I did "How did I do this without these little tools?":)

Works great

Most are plastic, and will not damage the resin print plate, and the spring steel one is there just in case you need it. No broken supports. No matter how tightly pressed the first layer is.

This worked great for taking stickers off books! Just go slow and it will take off sticker without damaging book!

I used the Scotty Peelers Label & Sticker Remover to get stickers off my laptop, and it worked great! The different tools made it easy to remove various types of stickers without damaging the surface. Highly recommend!

I hesitated at first on this purchase because I was using a very inexpensive putty knife for sticker removal and it was working out ok. But I needed a couple more tools to remove labels and sticky residue when I happened across these shopping for Un-du.PROS:1. Three sticker removers covered every workspace I needed one available in. I lose track of my label peeler a lot less now since I them handy in each room.2. Work great! The plastic peelers are much more gentle and effective than putty knifes. Period. Along the same lines, for extremely stubborn cases I was using a straight razor blade on things. The metal peeler is less likely to damage an item and a lot easier to use. CON:1 MAJOR FLAW -- I found the plastic sheath cover protecting the Scotty Peeler blade dangerously substandard. It was far too loose and appeared as if it could slip off easily exposing this very sharp 3-sided blade. I ended up putting 2 staples across one of the longer sheath sides. This made the opening nice and snug while completely addressing my concerns. If this fit is "normal" and I didn't receive a flawed product then how this blade (very sharp) is protected when not in use needs a serious redesign.OVERALL:I took one star away for the ill fitting blade cover. Aside from this, I absolutely recommend this Scotty Peeler 4 pc set.

Seriously, the blade is worth the entire kit. Its a miracle worker. I actually get excited to use this. As a tiny amazon seller, I need to re-use boxes on a regular basis, but don't want to include the label on my next shipment for multiple reasons. This metal blade is worth it in spades. Not sure I'll use the plastic ones all that much, but we'll see.

Super nice to have over trying to pull stickers with your fingers. Pair this awesome tool with a little heat and stickers are lifted easily. Would buy another set in the future.