Review on 🔑 Optimized KeySmart Multifunctional Keychain Organizer for Commercial Door Products by Sean Maples

I've had this for a few days now and that's what I can about this one say: Pros: - Sturdy looks and the blue case doesn't scratch. - Keeps keys in a well-organized place without a jingling/loud bunch of keys in my pocket. Cons - It may take some getting used to, but it wasn't very easy to assemble with my keys inside. I have five keys on it and I had to assemble one side of each. I ordered an advanced model with expansion extensions to allow more keys to be added. I read several reviews that said the standard thickness doesn't allow for enough keys. My KeySmart comes with the extension already included in the package and I don't need two extensions so I feel like I ordered something unnecessary. need an extension or not. The main page lists a bunch of keys you can put on it, but I'm still expecting to see more pictures, especially after pairing one with the extension and figuring out what I and don't need. - The extra extension that came with my KeySmart came pre-screwed with the standard screw. I prefer that it comes separately because I had to use pliers and a flat head to separate this screw. I haven't had any of the issues some people have with screws loosening and everything falling apart and keys flying all over the place, but I can see where that could be happening. The screws should be tight enough that you can slide the keys out without wrestling with them, and they need to be tightened from time to time. This is easily done with a coin (if you like carrying coins). If I had designed version 3.0 it would have had a stronger clickable connection instead of just a screw so you could rest assured that one day your keys wouldn't rain down in the parking lot.