KeySmartCompact Minimalist Pocket-Sized Key Organizer and Key Holder, EDC Key Carrier w Key Ring Loop Piece for Car Key Fob Keychain Accessories for Men, Husband and Dad (Up to 14 Keys, Titanium)

I have mine 2 years it still works perfect 👌🏾

I have another one from a different brand. It doesn’t hold the keys well, and the leatherette exterior is damaged by the keys. But this solves all the problems.

Can't believe I lived without this for so long! There's not much to this device but it is excellently engineered and is very well built. It has reduced my bulk of keys to a much more manageable format, to the point that I can put them in a front pocket of my jeans, something I could never do with my old bundle.The expansion pack I bought with this is excellent and allows me to add in various keys and other items, such as USB stick, Santander cycle fob, D-Lock keys - you just have to factor in that some of these use up a 2-key equivalent.It's well worth watching the instructional videos on Keysmart's website and spending a little time thinking about what order you want the key installed in, considering how often you use certain keys and how you may remember which key is which e.g try to avoid putting 2 very similar looking keys next to each other (this was impossible with my old bundle as they all ended up together).All in all a great purchase and well worth the money for a well built version, there are plenty of knock-offs but if the threads fail or the plates bend you've got an expensive bundle of metal.

I have been using this keyholder for just over two years as my every day carry I only have a few keys in it and so far I have been pleased with it it fits nicely in the pocket with no keys digging into your leg it has remained intact with the screws not coming loose and with use Has developed a really nice used look,I would recommend this keyholder and it came well packaged and was as described by the seller my next purchase from them will be the tile version so I look forward to giving a two-year review on that item as well

Said takes 14 keys but extra screws supplied only takes 12 couldn't get 14 need longer screws not easy to assemble

I really wanted this to work. I have 20 keys held together by 4 rings and a belt clip, it's worked fine for years apart from wearing holes I'm my pocket. I use most of these keys every day. I saw this gadget as a really good solution, the video showed all the issues I experience and a way to resolve them. I assembled the KeySmart, putting in some spacers, as instructed. Both sides were parallel when it was completed. I lifted the keys to attach a belt clip and the keys hanging on the lower spindle swivelled to hang below. This of course makes the bunch much longer than the key ring I was using before. Any amount of tightening would not hold the keys firm, so I removed the spacers and tightened the KeySmart as much as it would go. The keys held in place, BUT, they were very difficult to extract to use and I imagined trying to open my house door, in the rain, faffing with reluctant keys. There's no happy medium. It is a real shame as it is such a good idea but, as it is, it's really not worth bothering with.

Let’s get straight to the point shall we? Yes, that big key is going to fit but it did cost you space for other keys.If you use the included spacers properly then you can fit a god variety of keys. Just remember, the bigger the key then the less you let’s you can carry without an expansion kit.Once properly tightened, keys are held in girly and don’t move. It’s 100% improved my key situation at home and looks good to.

This particular keysmart is in a black colourway, with black screws that are used to hold the two sides together, and the keys in place. My only real complaint with this particular model was that the black coating on the screws got damaged rapidly and silver colour started showing through. Now it seems like the black coating is coming off the screws more, presumably simply by friction with pockets.Despite all this, I love my keysmart to manage my keys... the only general caveat is that you may have to get fairily picky about your keys. I recently replaced locks at a new property (its why I got a new keysmart!!); and when I changed the locks I put a lot of effort in to pick a lock that had simple metal keys; those keys with larger plastic fobs won't work well in keysmart, in my opinion.In the end, I did end up with locks that had a chunky plastic fob; but at least it had fairly flat sides. And even this keysmart pro could be a touch longer to allow for longer keys... the pro version is already a bit longer than the original, but for my new keys it would be helpful to still be a bit longer.Whatever the criticisms of this particular model, keysmart is still far preferable to regular key rings!

It had gotten to the point my.keys were just ridiculous, too heavy to comfortably have in any pocket, too bulky to cram into a pocket or hang from a belt loop. The listing seemed too good to be true, like an "As Seen on TV" type of shenanigans. I WAS SO WRONG. First and most shallow, it looks like a nice piece of quality crafted gadgetry. Not cheap in any way, I can whip my keys out at McDonalds or for a valet and feel zero conflict about how they might present. Noice. Also - The low profile containment is an absolute game.changer! Getting my keys off the old ring was FAR more difficult than setting up this one from start to finish. Don't be I timidated thinking it's going to be a nightmare, it went quick & smooth on the first try, all my keys now lie inside this toothpick holder sized gadget, I have my fob attached, and it was easy to organize my keys however I needed to in order to have the fastest access no matter what I needed to unlock. Sturdy, comes with everything you need EXCEPT you will need a dime or a flathead screwdriver to do a final twist on the fastener - there's 2 total. I used a dime and have had no issues despite putting it through a rigorous daily "dig to the bottom of the abyss " to find them in my hoarder like purse. I'm thrilled to find such a unique and effective item for myself, and also have them in my save for later for one click holiday shopping, DO IT YOU WONT BE SORRY. QUALITY + VALUE = WINNING

The key ring is lightweight and is a great organizer for pocket and purses.

I used this to keep my work keys more organized after my basic carabiner broke after years of use. I went for something like this because my coworkers would always joke that they knew I was coming from the loud noise of keys and I figured I’d sneak up on them next shift lolOverall it feels sturdy, looks nice and holds enough keys in a compact space. Been using it a week or so and has been easy enough to use and can fit a pocket with relative ease.Cons I guess, does not fit 14 keys. I had exactly this amount and all mostly tiny thin keys ( think handcuff and small master lock) and only 1 large thick key but I only got around 9 of them in this thing.The assembly isn’t terrible but I could see a less patient person getting frustrated as putting the pins in was not exactly simple with a bunch of keys on it.Overall I was able to thin to only my necessary keys and I like it. I highly prefer it to the bulk of a key ring.

Llevo más de 3 años cl este producto, son excelentes, con el uso pierden su pintura, lo que deja al descubierto que el llavero es metálico. La capacidad de almacenamiento es de unas 8 llaves (4 en cada polo). Tuve que comprar 2, ya que manejo muchas llaves. Si tuvieran de mayor capacidad seria aún mejor.

If you buy this you get to build it how you see fit for your keys. There are some keys that would not fit on the dial/ring. However, it does what it's supposed to and makes my keys take up much less room. It's nice looking I guess too. Thanks.