Screwdriver Keychain with Phillips and Flat Head - Tiny EDC Pocket (#1, #2)

I love these. I have one in my kitchen, and one on my keychain. The small size is convenient and is a quick go-to for small quick projects rather than digging out the toolbox. The four most common sizes covers pretty much anything in my kitchen or at the office where I don't necessarily need to get to the actual tool box. It's not too heavy for the keychain either. Definitely worth what I paid.

Awesome keychain add on. I'm a tech now; more laptop work than tools and I regularly forget to grab a screwdriver. This is extremely handy and the design allows you to leverage the chosen bit by the two on the sides. It's stout, small enough not to be obnoxious, and has all 4 normal bits. Even pocket tweakers usually have only 2 blades at best, and usually not the size you need at the time. Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for making and offering it!

This was exactly what I needed for my embroidery machine! The screws are placed where even a stubby screwdriver would not fit. This tool is nicely made, heavy duty enough that it will not bend under pressure, and has all the sizes I needed!

No issues

First, let's talk about the form factor. I was worried it would be uncomfortable. It's not. The wings work great to give even more leverage than the split ring style (which is also very good). In addition, the flat head is positioned correctly to be used as a light pry tool. Chef's kiss. This disappears on a key chain. I was worried it my stick out and poke me or my pocket. It does not. The only caveat is that you cannot get to recessed screws. So if you are taking apart a toy and need to reach a screw down a hole, you'll need something more traditional. But if you want to tighten up a screw around the house (like on a cabinet door), this works great. I also carry a split ring version with a Torx 6/8 bit made by Civivi for Knife Center. Google "last best tool gato screwdriver" for a detailed video on why these types of screwdrivers work.