🔑 Orbitkey Rubber 2.0 Jet Black: Sleek and Functional Key Holder Review

About a week in use and I am very happy with my purchase! BENEFITS: - Neatly organized keys - Saves space - Durable - Great material (doesn't attract dirt or lint) - Quiet (No more jingling keys!) - Suitable for keychains. CONS - The dial dangles a bit in my purse, but it doesn't matter much as I can tighten it easily. - I only have standard sized keys so I would like to be able to buy a shorter Orbitkey.

Bought OrbitKey key organizer with added expansion. The assembly keeps loosening and all my keys fall out of the holder. It happened again today and when I pulled the keys out of my pocket I couldn't find the extension post or the screw head. Now I have a useless build. They had to make some kind of screw with a locking mechanism, or at least put some kind of thread lock on the product. I would stay away from this product until they make a design upgrade or start including Loctite in the…

I love this little thing! It fits 3 of my keys and is very sturdy. More than 3 keys fit in easily. The buttons are fun to press (they spin in circles) and the rubber feels nice and is easy to clean. However, it sucks that the key to my bike lock didn't fit in the small screw, so I had to attach it to my keychain, which means I still hear that "click", just a lot less than when I wanted to I had all 4 keys. Outside. Perhaps the manufacturer can provide a picture showing exactly what size/type of

Update: fell apart yesterday, my keys and parts scattered all over the street. I only had 2 keys and a mailbox key. It was a waste of $25. I always made sure it was tight as it will come loose on its own. I lost my mailbox key and need to get a replacement which cost over $25 at my apartment considering it was a waste of $50. I don't see it as anything special. It doesn't fit as many keys as stated (max. 4 - 3 normal sizes and a narrow mailbox key) and my office key, which is a bit thicker…

As others have pointed out, Orbitkey drives a high price for a rubber key holder; However, they designed it well. The hardware pieces are well made and have a smart ratchet lock on the post that tightens every 180 degrees to keep keys/components in place. However, I still found the keys to be a bit loose, not because of the Orbitkey's design, but because the hole in my keys/flash drive was too big and they were misaligned on the stand. Attached are a few photos of the modification I made to the

When I first heard about Orbitkey 2.0 on gadget websites, I immediately started looking for it at Revain. Although I was a bit surprised by the high price, I bought two to see how they fared. I must say that I am very satisfied with the quality of these items. If you look at my pictures you will see that I included 6 keys of different shapes and sizes. The keys stay in the Orbitkey quite well, and the key holder can be easily tightened with a coin. Orbitkey eliminates that annoying ringing…

I had never seen a product like this before Amazon suggested it to me. Apparently they noticed that I had two new addresses and maybe they knew that this could lead to a key problem. I was offered a more expensive leather model and settled on this one. The rubber doesn't feel good or premium but in the climate I'm currently in I'm hoping it will be durable and long lasting. I've had to fiddle with dressing a bit and still find it quite difficult to turn just one of the keys I need out of the 5…