Small Magnetic Quick Release Keychain with Spring Key Clip and Key Ring-2 Button Lock System

Love them. Strong magnet but not hard to separate. A great buy.

I'm only a week or 2 out with it and so far I love it easy to adapt only thing I'd say would be better would be if the clip side that goes on belt loop was just a slight bit wider so it clips on belt loop easier ( I wear levis) but over all it's solid!

I have a 10 pound Shih-Tzu, who I like to let off-leash when we go for walks in a large park. So, I wanted something I could use one-handed. This *almost* works perfectly. I can release him one-handed (just squeeze and pull), but usually I have to use two hands to reattach - the magnet does sometimes catch hold on its own if I can swing the leach perfectly, but he needs to be still to do that. I use a body harness for him, so I may try mounting the "clasp" to a fixed position on the harness if I get ambitious :).But overall, really like the quality. Plenty strong for a 10 pound dog. And re-connects very smoothly.

Much smaller than I expected which is nice and the magnet really is super strong! Don't have to worry about it coming apart. Love it!

Very nice and handy detachable keychain. I have my car keys on one side and the house key on the other. I can quickly detach the house key if I am dropping off my car for service. I also detach my house key when I take the dog for a walk. It enables me to leave the car key at home while I walk the dog. Very convenient. Detaches and attaches easily.

The media could not be loaded. Nice design, and quality materials. The magnetic attachment is great, but once attached, you do need to press the little silver button to release. This added step defeats the purpose a bit for me of having the magnetic release since you can't just pull firmly to get the components to separate. On the other hand, the pressing of the silver button ensures you can't accidentally have your keys pulled off with just a little force. With a little practice, you can get the key ring to release using just 1 hand once you know where to press.

I really like this carabiner keychain two piece. It functions well with the gate being stiff enough, but I do wish there was a way to lock the carabiner. To separate the two pieces, there are silver buttons on each side and with a tug it releases the keyring side. There is a magnet so just bringing the two close will snap them together. The size and weight is accurate on the product page. This feels durable and is easy to use.

This is a cute little gift item. It would be ideal for someone who has a key that unlocks a garage door or gate where they park, and they need to keep that key separable from their car key. That way their car key can stay in the car's ignition while the gate/door key can be used to unlock the gate/door. What has always been my main concern about these types of keychains is that the two different parts separate too easily, and one side gets lost. That does not appear to be a problem here. A very strong magnet holds both sides together and unless two buttons are depressed on one half of the keychain, they will not separate. The literature on this keychain states that over 50 pounds of force would be needed to separate both side without the buttons being depressed. I believe it. I wasn't going to try with all of my strength, but I pulled on both ends without depressing the buttons and I could not get the ends to separate. Simply depressing both buttons and pulling separated both ends without much force. I think this keychain lives up to its claim and I would recommend it.