ScrewpopToolkey II Original Keyshape 17+ Multi-tool Includes Magnetic Phillips and Flathead Screwdriver Ultra Thin and Lightweight EDC Design Heat Treated Stainless Steel Silver

Screwpop seems to make and sell "clever" small items. Their utility knife is very clever, smooth, and useful. This is another of so many attempts by makers to come up with a key-like, one-piece multi-tool. This one looked so clever and interesting, I bought it.So far I've used maybe 6 of the 17 purposes (tools) it boasts, and was successful. Those I like most are: The Magnet at the tip... which also helps hold a steel screw at the very tip (flat or Phillips tool); The scales (Inch/Millimeter) and 0 to 90 degrees (all best used for perspective and reference to aid "eyeballing" more than used to measure); the "bending slot" (good for bending solid copper wire); and the serrated edge (which can "saw" through thin string and cord). I can envision that the bottle opener would work, how the tip could "score wood" or slice packing tape and pry open a paint can, maybe the fine file edge might work, and so could the Oxygen slotted opening. I'm doubtful about the 1/4" hex bit holder (nothing to securely hold the bit) and the wire stripping / plastic line cutting slot.Anyway, it's made a home on my keyring since it does do a number of useful things.

I love things like this, I have a whole bevvy of key ring tools. This is about as useful as all the others but it is high quality metal and comes with a couple things I haven't seen on other tools, like the magnetic tip and 2 files. The TSA had no issue with me taking this in a plane but God only knows if they'll allow it given "all of the stuff going on in Q2 2025."

This is a perfect tool to add to your keyring. I was afraid it would be too big but I'm glad I was mistaken. It has come in handy many times opening boxes, cutting cord, tightening screws, etc.I work in an office that is not knife friendly. This allows me to do things that I normally use a knife for without violating policy. I'm glad I have it in my pocket.

The beer bottle opener works but is not that comfortable.

A bit of a gimmick but works for what it is.

This little key tool, following a style that's been gaining popularity recently, boasts the ability to perform many varied functions. But how many of them can it perform capably? I've put this key tool on the keyring for my daily driver so as to have it on me at all times, since I can never be sure when I'll need to execute one of the available functions. So far I've had a chance to be underwhelmed by the screwdriver; it's adequate but in sort of a "last resort" kind of way. Then again that's kind of the point.Tools like the pry bar, nail puller and bit driver all suffer from lack of leverage, which will limit their utility. Bottle opener isn't something you don't already have 20 of. Protractor, ruler, file, the inclusion seems gratuitous. I mean obviously the whole tool is a gimmick, but if I'm willing to allow this guy to take up space on my keys and in my pocket I'd like to at least know I'm getting something out of it. But that's why I'm carrying it right now: to see just how much value this key and others like it adds to my day to day life. This will be a marathon, not a sprint.

I've tried a few different knockoffs and this by far is the best quality.

This Keychain Multitool by Screwpop is a great tool & has earned its place in my EDC in just a couple of weeks. At first, it was a bit awkward having this sitting on my keychain since it is longer than my regular keys. After a couple of days, I hardly noticed that it was there.I will admit that there were few instances where I had reached for my keys or dug into my pocket & grabbed too hard around the serrated edge, but thankfully there was no injury. It is nice having this within reach at any given moment because it reduces the amount of things I need to keep in the car or on my person. This would make a nice gift & I would certainly recommend it to a friend. Thank you for reading.