Orbitkey New Active Key Organizer Lite w/updated D-Ring | Weather Resistant, Stainless Steel Locking Mechanism

Fits well and keeps my keys from jingling and taking up too much space. Might need to be tightened occasionally, but I haven’t had any major issues

Best keychain and organizer, high quality, easy to use and install, worth the money, fits perfect, looks good! Protects keys.

Synopsis (TL:DR): If you're looking for a way to organize your keys, look no further. This key organizer looks sleek and turns your mess of jingly keys into a nice compact stick that you'll barely notice in your pocket. I definitely recommend it. Just be sure to tighten the screw if the keys begin to feel loose.Overview:I recently came across these key organizers and instantly knew I had to get one. After doing some researching and browsing, I came across Orbitkey. The main issue that I had read about with these type of organizers (not referring to Orbitkey specifically) is that the screw that hold the keys together keeps coming loose. From what I read at the time, this wasn't as big of an issue with these ones. So far, that seems to be true, though it should be noted that I don't have any other products to compare it to.Durability:The version I purchased is made of a black rubber with a funky diamond-shaped pattern (which is standard). The screw itself appears to be metal with a matte finish. The entire unit seems durable, and has not shown any signs of ware or deterioration over the past few months that I have owned it.Functionality:There's not much to say. It does what it's meant to do, which is a good thing. When properly tightened, the keys stay in place with no issue. Occasionally I'll notice the keys unfolding, however that should be expected since there is nothing locking the keys in the closed position. I have only had to re-tighten the screw a couple of times, however it was only because I noticed a small change in tension. I have yet to have the classic situation of "I went to open one key and all of my keys fell out because it came completely loose." I only have about five or six keys, which is all I would recommend without buying the extension that is sold separately.As a side note, I like the fact that the screw is designed to be tightened with a coin. It means that you don't need to carry around a screwdriver at all times just-in-case. Although, as I found out, that also means that if you just happen to have a screwdriver and not a coin, you're going to have a harder time than you may think. The curved, coin-shaped screw doesn't work well with your typical flat-head screwdriver (as, yes, I have definitely learned).So, yeah, if you're trying to organize your life, why not organize your keys too, right?

Overall, I like it's design and functionality. If I had to critique anything, it would be tightening after use. For context, I use 5 keys within mine. Upon setting a key back into place after use, all bundled keys are now a bit looser than before. You can try to re-tighten them using your hands, but it really needs the flathead-type tool or something that fits into the indented hardware, in order to properly tighten it back to normal.

I've been using this for a couple of months now and I've had no issues. Looks just like when I received it, and it holds my keys perfectly fine. I have 3 keys on it right now and have it clipped to a carabiner.It does exactly what it's meant to do, and does it well!

Really worth the money if you hate having your thigh randomly stabbed by errant keys. Keeps them nicely in place and has a little tab which helps you pull the most common key out easily. I bought several of them and they’re well worth the money to me.

Been using orbit key holder for years now and no complaint, pretty good product

Works well! And keeps my keys from jingling