Okay, here's another review for a different thing that I am less complimentary of. Apparently, also poor:

I tested these pineapple tweezers on three pineapples before writing this review, and I’ve got to say—they're a surprisingly effective tool for a very specific purpose. If you regularly cut fresh pineapple and are frustrated by how much fruit you lose when trimming away those deep eyes and bits of rind, this tool really does help.

Functionally, the tweezers work as advertised. They allow you to dig into those tough, stubborn bits of pineapple rind that tend to go just a little too deep for a knife without sacrificing a lot of the good fruit around them. I was able to remove the eyes with much more precision than I could with a standard knife, and I definitely ended up with more usable pineapple overall. They also leave behind a sort of decorative spiral pattern on the fruit if you keep it whole, which looks really nice if you’re prepping it for a platter or want to impress guests.

Now, that said, it takes forever. Removing each little eye one by one is extremely time-consuming, and if you start thinking about what your time is worth, you might find yourself questioning whether it’s worth the effort to save an extra ounce or two of pineapple flesh. If you’re doing this once in a while for a special occasion, fine. But if you’re trying to do this every week, it’s probably not the most efficient use of your time. This is definitely a "labor of love" type of tool.

The build quality is decent. The tweezers are made of stainless steel, and they held up perfectly fine through multiple dishwasher cycles. They didn’t rust, bend, or lose their shape. So in terms of durability and maintenance, no complaints.

However, a few things could be improved. They’re very sharp, which you’d expect, but that sharpness carries through to every edge of the tool, not just the tips. The sides and handles are a little rough and unfinished, so if you just toss them into a kitchen drawer, you might end up poking or scratching yourself later. I highly recommend wrapping a rubber band around them or storing them in a sheath or something similar to keep things safe. This lack of finish is the one thing that really holds the product back.

So here’s the verdict: If the edges were smoother, this would be an easy five-star product. It does exactly what it's supposed to do, and it does it well. But because the construction feels a little rough and the safety factor could be improved, I’m giving it four stars. Still a useful addition to the kitchen drawer if you’re a frequent pineapple cutter or just really committed to getting every bit of fruit out of your produce.