Swiss+Tech ST66676 Regular Packaging 2 Pack Utility Key Multi, Polished Stainless Steel, 6-in-1 Tool for Keychain for Auto, Camping, Hardware, Pack of 1

This little thing is great! At first, I thought, "I probably won't use this that much, I can get it for like 6 bucks so why not"...well I couldn't have been more wrong. I use this thing ALL the time.I was amazed at how incredibly sharp the blades are, they aren't messing around.The size of the utilikey really fits nicely on my key chain, it doesn't stand out anymore than any other keys do, which was an initial concern I had.The screwdrivers are great in a pinch, obviously not something you'd want to use to do a project with, but when you need something right then and there to take a screw out or tighten on your glasses, this thing couldn't be more convenient.It's actually sort of a pain to open, HOWEVER that is a GOOD THING. I have zero fear of this falling off my key chain ring, as you need to be very intentional when opening it. So I'm glad it's as sturdy as it is.All in all, for the price, it is totally worth it, really superbly convenient, and great quality top to bottom. Couldn't be happier with it.

As an IT guy that works on computers, laptops, and whatnot for a living, having a tool like this available at anytime is great. 6 different tools on one convenient "key" makes it easy to carry and almost as easy to use on demand. I say almost easy to use, because it takes a bit of effort to get it off of your keyring. But, this is done with a purpose, since the key has a sharp blade on it that can cut you or anything in your pocket up fairly easily. The bottle opener is great, but it does take a little bit to get use to and if you're not careful with it, you could cut yourself on accident. The Phillips Screwdriver and the Flat Screwdriver are great whenever you need to get a screw out or into something, especially in a place where you didn't expect you needed to use a screwdriver. If you need to work with a smaller item/device, it does have a Micro-Sized Flat Screwdriver for those smaller screws. Overall, this little guy is great to have on you, pretty easy to use, and it blends in with your keys.

I bought this as a redundancy item in my every day carry gear. I am pleased with it.Pros:• Packaging is nice. Instead of just listing every tool, the tools are diagrammed on the package. You don’t have to hunt and peck for the tools. Also, the item is nicely secured in the packaging.• The size and weight of the item allows you to put it on your keyring or necklace and not add much bulk or weight. The item weighs .5 oz.• The serrated and straight blades were both very sharp. Serrated edge cuts through thick cardboard boxes, straight blade cuts paper. No idea how long the blade will hold the edge.• A sturdy little tool, no bending or flexing when in use.Cons:• This item is very hard for me to open. I struggled with it the first time. It gets easier with use, but is still difficult and requires both hands.• Because the item takes two hands to open, you might drop your keys while opening it from your keyring. This is no big deal as long as you are aware of it. I forgot about it being attached to my keyring a few times and my keys fell to the ground. If you are preoccupied when you pull this out, you might not notice losing your keys.• The straight edge and the serrated edge are both so short that I don’t see them being useful very often. They are blades of last resort.• The eyeglass screwdriver is a little too large for the 2 pair of glasses I tried it on. However, many YouTube reviewers said it worked great for them.This item is for you if you need a redundancy tool. Great for stocking stuffers, glove boxes, mini first aid kits, etc.This item is NOT for you if you are looking for a primary tool, survival item, or tactical item. It simply isn’t designed for that kind of use.Overall, I give it 5 of 5 starts because it does everything it’s supposed to do, the description matched the item, and it's just what I wanted. I may buy a few more to spread around.

I have had one on my key ring for years. No you don't use often but when needed it is there. In answer to another question, yes you can lose it at airport security. I had one taken when I forgot to remove before the trip. But I have also forgotten and gone thru with no problem, hit or miss I guess. They make a great "small" gift or a stocking stuffer. I try to have a couple on hand all the time. Just be careful, you need to pay somewhere in the $8 to $10 range. If you see a great deal on one it is most likely a knock off and poor quality.

My husband wants one every year. He is always losing them (or having them confiscated at the airport). He can't live without it. I think we've had maybe 4-5 of them? Only one time did he have one long enough that it kind of wore out and fell off. I'm not sure if it was a one-off, or if maybe it does lose its durability if you don't lose it. It's on and off the keychain enough with his frequent use that I don't think that it's the problem of the product that one of them lost its ability to stay closed on the ring. He loves that it doesn't fit on a key (that kind gets annoying when you need to use your key) but takes up only the space of a key on the keychain. He has used it for everything imaginable.It is a very strong blade. He was using it to cut metal (!!!! probably not how it was intended!) and sliced his finger pretty bad. It was 100% user error. I don't blame the device, I blame him for it. But know, it cuts through a lot. It's a great tool, but use good judgement when using it! After he sustained the injury I got him a different device from swiss tech that they actually don't have anymore. It was thicker and had more screwdriver type things on it, but this is the one he always wants - he hates bulk on his keychain!