Small Pocket Knife,1.38" M390 Steel Blade EDC Folding Knives with Button Lock Titanium Handle Knifes TD776

I have tried most of the small flipper knives, some costing a few hundred. This is the only one that met the expectation. Flipper lever on the top, but with the button it’s an easy press and flip to open and close. Makes the fidget factor off the charts. Great Damascus blade, not sure just how genuine it is but it does not scream out stamped or etched. I thought the price was high for a Chinese no name knife with uncertain steel in the blade. But it’s sharp, perfect size, and fun. Oh and looks good. Despite the price I love it.

I originally left a pretty positive review after about a month of use because it was perfect for what I was doing as someone who just opens up packages and needed something on their key ring.I still stand by that I think it's too expensive but today while cutting a small plastic thing off of a tag it completely broke. I don't do anything crazy with this or misuse it I open up tape on boxes 99% of the time. This is the first time I've ever cut anything else with it and I have to say it's sad that my scissors do a better job. The blade design still looks cool though!

Needed a new knife for my keychain. When I use it most people ask about it. It’s handsome, sharp and well made. Perfect. I hope it goes the long run.

Overall it's a conversation piece. I'd only use it for very minor tasks. Envelope ✉️ etc.

Cute little knife. Opens and closes easily. Great for just keeping in a purse or something for on the go

Perfect for opening packages and other items. She loves this so far.

I acquired this for my husband's birthday later this fall so I cannot speak to its durability and overall usefulness. I will amend this review if for any reason I feel it necessary to address either of these issues, should it fail in any way within a short time, for instance. I have a feeling he will be very happy with it, though.I like the size of this knife although it is larger than the pocket knives my husband has carried in the past. I see others here have stated it was small, tiny even, so I guess size is subjective as to one's personal preference or previous experience with pocket knives. To my eye, it is larger than a lot of pocket knives but still conveniently small enough for carrying in one's pocket.Whether it is true Damascus steel is debatable. I'm not sure how that can be verified either. If the pricing is based on that, then -- well, buyer beware. I do think this brand is expensive for a pocket knife and gave it the "neutral," or 3-star rating for that reason. Pocket knives are of limited use. They are also easily lost. too. I can't imagine spending a lot of money on one.The pattern on this knife is quite interesting giving the blade a distinctive look. I understand this is the standard for Damascus blades, however. I honestly don't know much about Damascus steel other than it dates back centuries and was used in swords of old.The blade itself is a good size, and again, larger --wider-- than previous pocket knives my husband has owned. While it is not super sharp at this time, I think it would definitely withstand additional sharpening, if need be. I'm not sure there is a need for a super sharp blade on a pocket knife.The steel metal casing is sturdy yet light. It has a lock button which does not --fortunately-- flip open the blade upon pressing. You would not want that in a pocket knife that could accidentally be pressed and opened while in your pocket where you might easily get cut if you weren't aware that it had opened. Instead, you press the button and pull the blade out. It then locks into place. The same with its closing: you press the button and fold the blade back into the steel case.It has a small hook at the end of the case for attachment to a keychain.I'm looking forward to gifting my husband with this knife in the near future. Overall, I'm quite pleased with it.

For the price you think it would be decent considering the size. Button lock broke after a few days