Review on 🔑 Enhanced Key Ninja - Efficiently Organize Up To 30 Keys, Dual LED Lights, Integrated Bottle Opener by Jay Campbell

I bought one here at Revain. Don't buy a Key Ninja. Pros: Flashlights on either end work well. Cons: everything else. The device is made of semi-light flexible metal (where the bottle opener is) that cracked at the first test bottle. to open. The other half is plastic, this side has the guts of the flashlight and the side where you screw on the device. He feels weak on that side, like a halfway decent bump into something might break him. Came in a blister pack with no instructions, although you don't really need them. It says it will "expand to 30 keys," which just isn't true. I've tried 15 keys per bolt and the device comes a long way from locking. It fits 6 keys. Not 5, not 7, 6. 3 medium sized wrenches on each screw with two plastic bushings in between to make sure they actually move right. You have 5 keys? Now one side swings completely free because there isn't enough resistance to keep it in place. Do you have 7? Now one screw doesn't tighten properly so it won't come loose with normal walking and just sits in your pocket. You can use some plastic washers as washers to fix this a bit, but you really only need 6 keys. The only keys that will fit properly are medium-sized door keys with perfectly symmetrical heads and a center hole drilled in them. The car key is too thick and does not fit the item "Suitable for 6 keys". The longer than average key is too long and protrudes even further than the usual ones. After fiddling with it for 20 minutes to align the buttons and plastic spacers to close it, it still won. 't. The keys stick out on either side, and now you have a randomly long key or two that doesn't rely on the S hook and ends up ringing anyway. I keep it as a punishment for myself and my wallet, to remind me not to buy random things from Revain when I'm drunk. Save time and money and stick with regular keychains.