Aclouddate Screen Protector Tempered Glass,[Anti-Fingerprint][No-Bubble][Scratch-Resistant] Glass Screen Protector

I was impressed at the look and finish of this stylish multi-tool and I can say it's more impressive in reality. Very well engineered and the wood finish is excellent. I bought this primarily for the plier, pincer, wire cutter function. I read one review that said the saw wasn't sharp, as far as I can see it is not a saw at all, it's a fish descaler combined with a nail file and two inch measure. There are various other functions and a square bar for the extra screwdriver/hex bits which they include with the multi-tool. I have a Swiss army knife for things like a small saw and extra sharp blades, scissors etc.. This is not to say that the functions that need to be sharp are not. because they are. .All in all I am very happy with this and for fifteen quid compared to the market leader between forty and a hundred and ten pounds, this is extremely good value for money. 5 stars.

Nice product. It is chunky though - so not suitable for the back pocket etc...

Looks: good - wooden scales are particularly nice Feel: heavy and robust, although too heavy to be comfortable in a pocket & has to be on a belt Construction: this is where this product is let down - the jaws of the pliers are not accurately placed so they're out of alignment by about 2mm which looks poor and means the wirecutters (which require a tight fit to cut the wire) are useless. Blade: fairly flimsy and needs a good sharpening when you get it Screwdrivers: excellent - the multitool itself has a bog-standard philips and flathead screwdriver, but also has an attachment to add any interchangeable screwdriver bits, and comes with 9 bits and the adapter in the belt pouch. Overall: a great low-cost gift ideal for a brother-in-law or workmates, but build quality lets it down for someone who actually wants to use it as a tool.

Bulky. A poor man's knife!

Good size with a somewhat useful range of tools but best of all and the main reason I keep buying this product is that they are well made. fold down to a good size, have a comfortable grip and they have a spring at the top so jaws always start in the open position making it easy to use in limited space

A very nice looking tool, seems well made and strong, the case is good too. It was bought as a present, and was much appreciated.

Great quality , saw is a bit bad tho everything else is great quality especially for the price

The good points are it's UK '!egal' and - as the blade (which was reasonably sharp) is only accessible from the inside of the handles - with a good grip on the tool the blade may well fold over in use but it shouldn't shut on your hand. It's also quite 'traditional' looking with the pretty wooden handles. Tools are a good mix with long reach on the crosshead and flat head drivers. Spring loaded jaws and an extra (magnetic) bit driver set that reminds me of the ones that come on the Ganzo multipliers. The jaws meet well at the tip. The width of the tool makes plier use comfortable. Downsides are: Width - the tools all have washers between them which doesn't seem to stop them clumping when you pull them out but it does make the tool very wide: at about 20mm thick that's 30% thicker than (for example) a leatherman charge. Tool selection - I'd much prefer scissors to a fish scraper. Much MUch more useful, IMHO. Locks - and legal or not, those talls are going to fold on you when you put pressure on them. Other points. The sheath works well as a 'keep it all together in the glove box ' pack but - as others have said - I suspect it wont take hard use. It's quite heavy and pretty bulky. Summary: a tool to pack (preferably in a motorised vehicle) rather than carry about your person. A tool to be used as a last resort rather than ever day.