KEY SMARTKEYSMART Key Holder for Keychain - Compact Key Organizer for Key Chain, Minimalist Clutter-Free EDC Keychains, Key Ring for Car Fobs Key Chains, Expandable (Up to 14 Keys, Black)

The KeySmart system has completely transformed the way I carry and manage my keys. No more bulky, noisy keychains rattling around in my pocket—this sleek, compact design keeps everything organized and easy to access. It’s a game-changer for anyone tired of dealing with messy keyrings or fumbling around to find the right key.

OMG I can't believe i didn't buy this sooner. Before the keys were very uncomfortable in my pocket since i have more than one. But now no more wiggling, no more scratching. Yes the name match perfectly that is a key smart. And it looks also like a key chain too. Cool item, I'm very pleased with this purchase

I had a very old keysmart titanium that I can’t tell you how many years I had it. A few times it fell apart and I needed to buy new screws to hold it back together. The last time I dropped it it finally broke beyond repair, so I purchased this. Seems nice and light lighter than the titanium one. Hopefully it lasts me as long as the titanium one did.

Love this its the perfect size! Makes my purse way less cluttered. And easier to find the key i need quickly. Color is as stated. And great quality.

I ordered the carbon fiber design, and when I received it, I noticed that the carbon fiber was coated with a glossy resin. Sometimes, I wonder if it is genuine carbon fiber. I know some companies like to print materials that mimic carbon fiber to keep costs low—I hope they didn't do that.Installing your keys was pretty easy. The accessory has a QR code that directs you to a website with a thorough installation video. The only tool you'll need is a quarter or a penny to remove the screws. However, be careful with the screws, as their coating is not scratch-resistant. I pried them slightly with my fingernails at first, and it scratched the paint off a section of a screw.There is a small hole on one side that can be used to hold accessories or your car key fobs. I should mention that the ring needs to be thin. Otherwise, your keys won't be able to fully open, or you'll need to move the small hole all the way to the end and let the ring droop slightly for the key to extend 90 degrees.I'm also not sure if you can fit 14 keys in this device. The extended screws provided appeared to hold only up to 5 keys on each side, totaling a maximum of 10 keys. Standard keys these days are not thin. However, if all your keys are thin, then 14 can certainly fit. They do provide filler rings to balance your keysmart.Overall, I like the appearance and convenience of the accessory, although there are some things I wish they would improve.The idea of adding extra attachments to make it work as both a key holder and a Swiss Army knife is quite intriguing.

This is the most secure and expandable way to organize keys, unlike other designs that screw together (the screws fall out, and the number of keys is limited). It uses extra strong rubber loops that hook on one end, stretch around the holder and hook on the other end, securely holding keys in place.I'm only carrying three keys currently, plus a couple of add-on items, but have had up to 15 items in the holder and apparently this expands to hold maybe a hundred! I don't recall the product description but I do have the extra rubber loops that came with the holder. One thing I learned is to alternate stacking the longer keys so they don't bump against each other when you're folding them back into the holder.I've had this for two or three years now, and the rubber loop looks brand new and holds as tightly as ever. I'm sure it will last for years at this rate.

I carry a few keys. It's not a whole pile; I don't have a hula hoop hanging off my belt like some comical custodian from an old teen movie. But I carry a few keys. I bought a key organizer with a built-in Airtag holder and found it helpful, but it could have been better constructed; it was already falling apart. I decided to go for a better-quality product from Key Smart for an upgrade.It was easy to add my keys. I was excited. It was cleaner, sleeker, felt great in my hand, and ready to go. The package says it will hold ten keys—a blatant lie right on the package. Luckily, the Amazon listing says eight keys. Now, it only holds eight keys if you don't need the little metal doohickey that allows keychains to be attached. If you need that little doohickey, which I do, it only holds seven keys. That would have been great, but I also bought the little safe box opener from Key Smart (reviewed separately), which is key number 8 for me. So here I am with a key organizer that won't go together because it only holds eight keys, and I'm trying to make nine fit. So I ended up back on Amazon looking at maybe returning it and ordering a larger organizer. I see there is an accessory kit, so now I patiently await that little kit with the longer screws to get here so I can get all my keys organized.Now that I've addressed the lies on the packaging, let's talk about the product itself. I wouldn't recommend the leather one. I scratched or bent it at some point in the assembly process, which is sad. If you're a super careful person and probably less of a lumbering oaf than I am, you'll probably be fine. The leather doesn't feel all that great, and I would have been happier with the metal one, but the leather was cheaper, and now I know why.It comes apart and assembles rather intuitively, so bonus points for that, but I ran into issues when I believed the lies on the packaging.All in all, I'll be satisfied (note not happy) when all the pieces are together in one spot, and I can get it to work how I want it to. I'm not mad; I'm disappointed that the packaging lies. I had to buy a second product to make the first one work; the quality could be better.Will I return it? I can't because my keys got it dirty, and I scratched or bent it, as I mentioned earlier, so no, mostly because I can't. Will I recommend it to friends and family? Only the metal one, and I'll tell them to count their keys before buying one and ensure it will do what they need.Update: 5/8/2025So, I was just looking at my key holder today, and the leather is already wearing out after a little over a year of use. I've downgraded my review to one star from three. At this point I can wholehearted not recommend buying the leather version of this key holder. I'm not particularly rough on my keys. I'm a dang office worker. The roughest thing that happens to my keys is I drop them now and again. If your product can’t hold up to being pulled in and out of a coat pocket, thrown in a bag now and again, tossed in a car cup holder, tossed on top of the dresser, or even dropped for more than a year, I don't know why you still make it. For additional reference, I have the leather Airtag holders from Apple, their leather products were notoriously mid-tier, and they're in better shape than this key holder is, and I've had them longer. I also have a leather key cover for my car key that is made out of super cheap leather and it it has one tenth of the signs of wear that any of the aforementioned leather products have and it gets handled by mechanics. Just saying.At this point, don't buy the leather one. just go ahead and buy the metal or the plastic one, I'm certain they'll hold up better than this.

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