SWISS+TECH ST67129 14-in-1 Micro Wrench Multi-Tool, Stainless Steel Construction, For Keychain, Auto, Camping, Hardware (Single Pack)

I purchased an identical, but much more expensive, multi-tool a couple years ago. I’m still using that one, but when I saw this SwissTech tool I decided to give it a try.When I received this tool, I did a side-by-side comparison. Other than the brand names, there’s no difference between them.The only function I’ve ever used these multi-tools for is the small pry bar. I’ve opened small paint cans, and pried small decorative stones from hard-packed earth, and the beveled edges are still unscathed.I carry these tiny tools on my pocket clip keychain with the sharper end of the tool tucked down into the pocket of my jeans, to avoid accidentally scraping it against kitchen cabinets. So far, the tool hasn’t damaged my jeans, and I haven’t gotten into trouble for damaging our wooden cabinets.Reasonably priced, high quality tool; good to have with you when you need it.

honestly, I bought this to use as a small pry tool, and it does much more, the price is right to pick one up just to have

Update 2: my review below was 3-stars because I had to file the driver holes on the tool to make it work correctly. Since I already had the file, and the tool is so inexpensive, I ordered another one (expecting to do a bit of filing). The second tool was perfectly machined, and did not require any filing at all. Bits and nuts fit perfectly. For that reason I am raising my rating to 4 stars.------------------------------------Update 1: I was able to get a very thin rat-tail file and square off the edges of the 1/4-inch driver hole and the wrench area. The tool works great now. However the file cost more than the micro-tool did. If you already have a thin file, then it does not take much effort to clean up the holes and greatly improve the tool.-------------------------------------This little tool feels OK in the hand. To my surprise the centimeter measures are perfectly accurate (something the competition doesn't always get right). It seems like it would be OK for light-duty prying, although the steel seems soft for "nail pulling". It's magnetic so definitely some kind of steel and not pot metal.Where the tool falls down is the machining of the holes for the wrench area and the 1/4 inch driver. They're either not cut correctly or the plating process has rounded off the edges.It is possible to jam a 1/4 inch bit into the hole for it, more or less, but it really does not fit. If you bang on the bit enough to get it into the hole then you'll have some trouble getting it back out. The hole needs some filing to make bits fit correctly. As for the "wrench" the edges are rounded and nothing seems to fit quite well enough to be able to use the tool to turn a nut or bolt.This is a good design (hence why a lot of companies make similar key chain tools) but it's let down by the inaccurate machining. I paid under five dollars for this, so I can't complain too much, and it's probably worth filing it a bit to make it work, if I can find a small enough file. I should have spent a bit more for a similar tool with better machining.

Nice key tool

Needed something for a few keychains so i bought about 4 different types of these things ranging from this 4.99 to about 14$. This one actually had as many features of the 14$ one, some of the middle priced ones had less features than this. Maybe because of material. But i wanted something fairly thin but thick enough to where when i need to pry something it isn't going to go floppy on me. The notch inside the tool for the keychain is actually a nice feature oddly. I think i may return the others if they really aren't my cup of tea and stick with these solely. Its legit, came in a store style display hook hanger. Not some plastic bag from aliexpress with a bar code on it with some broken English description FYI. always a good sign as i expect this to be some "swiss" ali special if you know what i mean. Id try there other stuff if i wasnt so broke! Haha. Throw a few of these into your cart, you wont be disapointed.

El abridor es un poco incómodo. Es más largo de lo que quisiera

Obviously, a tiny multitool like this can't do everything. But for it's size and cost it can do an awful lot. It's heavy gauge and feels like it will stand up to some abuse, which is exactly what it's for. I bought it primarily for the 1/4" bit driver. If you pair this with any standard screwdriver or drill bit, it can be used to to loosen or tighten some substantial screws. The bottle opener is also sturdy and seems like it will last indefinitely.

Great product