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

I've had one of these for a few years now and really love it. The only reason for 4 stars is that these new ones have shorter screws and can barely hold 6 keys on each side. On my original I used washers to hold the keys in place. It's that I can't fully tighten the bolts even with at least 1 washer per side. But it's still better than any other compact solution for carrying a dozen keys.

I bought it maybe 2 weeks ago and I have to say it's a good idea but very poor execution. The organizer is very small and no keys fit in it. So you end up with a big, bulky ball of metal keys as opposed to a nice and organized set. I'm not talking about big keys just hanging on the side. sideways, gone during the day by touching the buttons next to it, the last button on one side doesn't rotate 180 degrees through the ring on the side, in general I'm not entirely satisfied, it would be much…

I bought my first two Key Ninjas about 6 years ago when they were metal and not plastic. I still use them but just got another one for a friend. I've read a lot of comments about 30 keys not being suitable. I realize that with so many keys, the handles of the key holder need to be longer; So I opened up the tiny box with instructions and voila.key stem extensions that screw into the original stem and allow for the addition of more keys. I haven't tried putting 15 on each end, but I'm sure it…

Key Ninja was good but I only had it 4 days before the damn thing broke. I went to Target and found that one of the screws on the Key Ninja must have fallen off even though I tightened it with a flathead screwdriver. Unfortunately all the plastic spacers and 4 of my keys fell off the Key Ninja and I have no idea where they are. I traced my steps that day and never found them. It sucks because I lost my mailbox key, my car key, my friends house key and my own house key. Luckily I have a roommate

This key organizer is inexpensive but does the same thing as more expensive ones. Watch out for the negative reviews stating that the unit came back because it stopped working after a week or two, meaning the lights on both ends stopped glowing. I had the exact same thing and knew what the problem was after buying some lanterns from Chinese vendors. This little flashlight requires 3 size 357 alkaline batteries which cost me about $10 which is double the purchase price of the item. The seller…

Too small, even short, for standard sized keys. I also have two large keys to pull out. Can't use a coin (pennies/quarters are too thick), dimes are just right, but the screw is so small it will damage the screw AND the coin! Use a good WIDE slotted screwdriver. (or little) for it. The mini s carabiner that you can connect to the hoop is used to hold the big keys as recommended, but the mini s carabiner gets in the way if you try to turn the keys from that side! Batteries/lights worked…

Key Ninja is a great idea, especially for storing multiple keys and preventing scratches in your purse. The light works great at night when you can't see the keyhole or even when you're trying to find something. The reason I had to give this product a star is because the buttons didn't hold tight. The keys were very loose and it was difficult to manipulate the key as it could move left to right or enter the Key Ninja. (Yes, I followed the instructions correctly in case you think I didn't back…

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

Great value for money key management system. I start with the bad and move on to the good. Bad: - The general bracket for attaching the unit to other things (e.g. your car's key fob) is statically built into one side, causing the whole unit to snag. slanted (see picture), which annoyed me. The trays are too close together for regular sized house keys to comfortably fit in the unit compared to other similar products. If you only use one side to hold the keys (max 3 due to only 10 pads) this…