Didakay Swiss - Tech 6 in 1 Stainless Steel Utility Multi-Tool Keychain w/Free-e-Book for Camping Pocket Survival Knife Stainless Steel

This little keychain tool looks cool - but it's barely functional. The bottle opener is nearly impossible to use, the knife is always on the verge of cutting you when it's open, and the mini eyeglass screwdriver doesn't fit common eyeglasses. On top of all of that, this little keychain does not adequately lock onto your key ring, which means that it's always falling off. I finally lost mine for good only a couple of months after purchase. Even with how cheap it is, it's a waste of money.

The Didakey Swiss - Tech had the form of the one that comes in official packaging but has a number of significant differences. The Philips head has rounded blades, the packaging is just a paperboard box, the micro-screwdriver is a blob, the serration pattern does not match the picture, the rivet is rough, the print is less deep than the one that comes in official packaging and it is harder to open. I returned the one I received and got a better one from another vendor.

I looked over this little tool. And in all honesty I'm someone who pretty much has every tool I need but somehow I either have to turn a flat head screw or cut tape to open a box and am somewhere I don't normally have those tools with me so I reach for my keys and try to rig up something. Well with this you can do these things that you somehow find yourself needing to do at the wrong time and all you have is your hands and your keys. So cutting small rope,twine,turning small screws opening a bottle I mean so many things we do and we're scrambling to look for the right tool and we reach for our keys and bend them. Happens to me all to often.

As usual, I'm getting pressured to write a review. I received the multi-tool promptly. It matches the description. I put it on my keyring for just-in-case situations. None of them have arisen yet, but I think the keychain tool will be there for me when they do.One thing I discovered that wasn't immediately obvious to me is that you can open it 180 degrees. There's resistance at 90 degrees (and that's good too) but it doesn't break if you go past it. It's actually intended to do that. It gives better access/grip for some features, which I really appreciate.

My husband had one of these on his keys for years, possibly a decade or more. The top attachment broke, he was sad, then he found this one. It's very similar to the original. He says the top ring feels a bit cheaper than the last one. If he has nearly the same luck with this one, we will be thrilled.This is a great product, shipping was fast and good. If you're on the fence just go for it. This is really handy and these sellers were very good.

I bought this to replace the one I lost. It seems like a counterfeit knock-off.The mini screwdriver for glasses is blunt and rounded, and I doubt it would work at all.The Phillips head screwdriver also has a rounded point, and wouldn't work for small screws.The parts seem to have been produced using an inferior method, so they are smoother and less precise.It also came in a tiny cardboard box, where my previous one came in foam insert inside a metal container.

This is a useful multitool. It fits anywhere you might secure a key on your person. You are not going to suddenly become McGuyver with this tool, with the right training you might, but you will be able to open packaging, a bottle, tighten or loosen a screw (or even a nut-a very small nut).The thing is this is a tool that is practical. Small enough so that you can take it anywhere. It is also versatile enough that you can adapt its functionality for multiple situations.

Pretty impractical. Hard to open, doesn't open enough to open bottles without cutting yourself, blade not sharp enough & too thick for practical purposes, doesn't attach permanently to Keychain (must detach and reattach). Would not purchase.