In magnets I trust.

https://www.gearwrench.com/auto-specialty/battery-ignition-electrical/gearwrench-80601-5-pc-3-8-drive-6-point-magnetic-swivel-spark-plug-socket-set.html

 

I loosen with a standard socket then use a piece of rubber hose over the porcelain to twist and pull out.

 

Never seen or heard of the clip type socket that’s cool

 

It's simple but at the same time I guess apparently anything else is cheaper but it's not like I have looked.

 

Why not just use your spark plug wire to get it out? You really don't need any special tools to get a spark plug out.

 

+1 magnetic socket. It's deep because overhead camshaft engine.

I beeline for my regular plug socket (has a little piece of rubber "hose" inside already to grab) before the magnetic; but nowadays I make sure to clean it thoroughly if I see even a drop of oil from the plug well. The oil remaining in the plug socket makes the rubber slip out and then I got an annoyance.

 

I use something like this on my Toyotas and my Mazda. With the socket permanently attached it works like a charm. Previously I would tighten down the plug and the spark plug socket with the rubber piece would stay down on the plug when you try to remove the socket and rachet and extension. Then it becomes a problem to get the socket out. I have seen these at most auto parts stores.

https://www.autozone.com/test-scan-and-specialty-tools/spark-plug-socket/duralast-3-8in-drive-5-8in-magnetic-spark-plug-socket-with-10in-swivel-bar/914154_0_0?cmpid=PLA:US:EN:AD:NL:1000000:TLS:71700000043798748

Mike