2 Pack Small Pocket Knife with Keychain, 1.2 Inch Blade, Barrysail Mini EDC Tool with Screwdriver Bits

This is an adorably stubby and discreet blade. I keep it attached to my office keys. Nobody seems to mind or notice it, and when it does come out I have only received complements about how nifty it is. I and the people around me appreciate the modesty of it. Good for opening packages and other incidental needs.As for the bits, they fit securely into the side of the handle. I have not had any issues with them slipping out. In fact they require a fairly precise push to come out. For the most part they slip into the front holder easily. The magnet holds the bits in place well enough, though some of the bits were held in place with friction more than the magnet itself. Just make sure that you take the bit out and place it back in the appropriate holder.As for the quality of the bits, my test is always electronics screws. The smallest screwdriver had a nice grip and I didn't have any issues with camming out. If anything, the awkward shape of the blade and handle made spinning the bit a bit more challenging. But let's be real... this is not a tool intended for disassembling your computer. It is however good for tightening random screws in a desk, drawer, door... no need tow wait for someone else to do the task. Just fix your office needs yourself and carry on. As an emergency and incidental tool, it is excellent.

Like the functionality and light weight it provides . It really comes in handy when you need to cut boxes, packages and such. The screw driver bits are OK, some of them are hard to push out. I need to slightly modify it to make them easy to push in and out.

I wasn’t expecting much for the cost, but I am VERY pleasantly surprised. It’s nicely machined, tolerance are tight but it opens smoothly, the blade shape works very well for the size and purpose, the bits were an added bonus that I didn’t really seek out but have already had them come in handy once.What really surprised me was the sharpness of the blade. I have a $100 knife sharpener, and many knives get a touch up from the factory, and pretty much all sub $25 dollar knives. The factory edge really shocked me, so much so I didn’t break out the sharpener!I do prefer a locking blade, but the positive indent on open seems strong enough for anything you could find to get this little blade into. It’s pleasantly usable in the hand in spite of its tiny countenance. I think the thickness of the package is what makes it comfortable in spite of its lacking length (also, that’s what she said).I’m tickled to have such a useful little tool handy anywhere I’m at with keys, so much so I switched it to my wife’s suv keys before we took her car out of town… and two (one I’ll give as a gift) for that price point really blows me away. If I lost mine I would buy a second set in a heart beat before the price rises.

The knife comes in handy at work for opening and breaking down boxes. The quality is all right. I would buy again.

I have purchased other keychain pocket tools, and while I do use them, they seemed a bit of a compromise in quality and usability. Most likely due to the the size and number of tools that are included. I was of the more tools just-in-case-you-need-them mindset camp.I was pleasantly surprised by the solid feel of this pocket knife. The knife blade is thick and sharp. The 3 screwdriver bits are actual philips and flat tips, and sized perfectly for my everyday needs. I find myself mostly needing something to cut and remove/insert/tighten screws 99% of the time, so this is an ideal solution for me. Now I am in the less-is-more mindset.

This is a small, compact, EDC keychain pocket knife. It weights about 47 g, which is under 2 oz. I like the weight of it in my hand. Out of the box, the blade is sharp. You will have to use two hands to open the blade, but I don’t mind it because the blade is so short and small. The bit set feature is a nice added bonus. The bits slide in and out easily. If you were really in a pinch, it’s nice to have a screwdriver handy.

Both knives have issues with the screw holding the blade in place coming loose. Keeping it on a key ring is not ideal since the blade eventually becomes floppy and is liable to snag and poke. The oversight comes in to play when considering the screw holding the knife in place is an itty bitty hex screw, which is absent from the accompanying bit set. So you need an additional tool to adjust and fix the tool you just bought.

I was looking for a small box cutter & screwdriver combination to carry in my pocket for work. Found this and figured 2 of them for $10.99 wasn't a bad deal. I removed the keychain hooks from them since I don't want to hang one of these from my keys, they are a tad heavy and I don't like magnetic objects near my key fobs. They seem to be pretty good quality little knives, they're definitely sharp. On one knife the blade is a little off center and when you put pressure on it to open the blade it will scrape on the plastic blade guard, not a big deal. The other one the bits are a little more loose but they seem to stay in place in the magnetic holder. The blades don't have an actual locking mechanism but you can feel them lock into place with somewhat of a small detent when fully opened or closed, but I wouldn't worry about them accidentally opening in my pocket. Overall they seem to be decent quality and a good deal for the price for a 2 pack.