The KNIPEX 38 71 200 is the highest-priced needle-nose plier in this batch at $46.99, carrying a plastic handle and 0.4-pound weight with a consistent 4.8-star rating across 338 reviews for buyers who specifically need its configuration.
Buyers who require the specific jaw configuration of the KNIPEX 38-series and are willing to pay the category premium for KNIPEX build quality
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Handle Plastic
Weight 0.4 Pounds
Priced 212% above the category median ($15.05 across 58 tracked models)
Our scorecard
4.7/5overall
Owner rating4.8/5
4.8 average across 338 owner ratings
Popularity1.4/5
338 owner reviews, fewer than most models here
The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other hand tools and workshop hand tools we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.
Overview
At $46.99, the KNIPEX 38 71 200 is the most expensive single needle-nose plier in this batch, edging out the KNIPEX 26 18 200 US at $44.25. The plastic handle keeps the weight at 0.4 pounds (6.4 ounces), which is manageable for the size class. The 38-series in the KNIPEX lineup typically indicates a round-nose or specialized jaw form rather than the tapered needle point of the 25 and 26 series, though the published listing does not confirm jaw geometry explicitly.
The 4.8-star rating across 338 reviews aligns exactly with KNIPEX's consistent brand performance. Fifty buyers purchase the KNIPEX 38 71 200 per month, indicating a real but niche demand, not the volume movement of the KNIPEX 26 11 200 or Pliers 450.
Based on specs and verified owner reviews, buyers choosing the KNIPEX 38 71 200 are typically doing so because the specific jaw shape matches a task, not because they are comparing on price alone. At nearly $47, the value proposition depends entirely on needing the precise configuration this model provides.
Pros
4.8-star rating across 338 reviews confirms KNIPEX's consistent quality standard
Plastic handle at 0.4 pounds keeps the tool relatively manageable
50 monthly buyers confirms active, if niche, demand
KNIPEX brand precision and finish quality recognized across professional trades
Cons
At $46.99, the most expensive individual needle-nose plier in this set with limited spec justification in the listing
338 reviews is a smaller sample than other KNIPEX models at similar prices
Jaw geometry, cutting capacity, and finish details are not published
Lower price KNIPEX options provide the same 4.8-star quality with more proven demand
Specifications
Handle
Plastic
Weight
0.4 Pounds
Performance notes
The KNIPEX 38 71 200's plastic handle and 0.4-pound weight suit extended precision use without excessive hand strain. The 38-series designation within KNIPEX typically indicates a specialized jaw form beyond the standard tapered needle, making this tool appropriate for buyers with a specific jaw shape requirement. Confirm jaw geometry against your application before purchasing at this price.
What buyers say
Owners rate the KNIPEX 38 71 200 at 4.8 stars, consistent with the broader KNIPEX experience. Buyers who chose this model specifically are generally satisfied with the build precision and jaw quality. The price is noted by some reviewers as high for the given spec detail, and a few note they bought it for a specific jaw configuration not readily available on cheaper tools.
What makes the KNIPEX 38 71 200 different from the KNIPEX 25 and 26 series pliers?
The published specs do not explicitly describe jaw geometry, but the KNIPEX model numbering system distinguishes series by jaw type. The 38 series generally indicates a round-nose or specialty jaw form distinct from the tapered needle of the 25 and 26 series. Confirm your specific jaw requirement with KNIPEX product documentation before purchasing.
Is $46.99 a reasonable price for the KNIPEX 38 71 200?
For buyers who specifically need the 38-series jaw configuration, 4.8 stars across 338 reviews suggests the quality justifies the price. For buyers without that specific requirement, the KNIPEX 26 11 200 at $30.15 offers a 9-inch length and 2,557 reviews at the same 4.8-star rating with stronger demand proof.
Questions about the KNIPEX 38 71 200 or other KNIPEX models?
Contact the ToolHandle research team at [email protected] and we will help you identify the right KNIPEX needle-nose model for your work.
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