NexTool Pocket Tool E1, Pocket Knife Multi-Tool with Replaceable Folding Utility Knife, Dual Head Screwdriver and Scissors, Mini Multitool for EDC Carry, Engraving, Cutting and Repair, Small Multitool

Small enough to fit in the small 5th pocket of the jeans. The most useful tool so far are the scissors and the small knife it has. Makes a good addition to ones everyday carry.

I purchased this tool looking to improve my EDC and reduce the bulk of the multi-tool I had been carrying. The key considerations I had was looking for something with a knife blade, a pair of scissors that were capable, and a screw driver with interchangeable bits. This tool covered all of those bases and more!Here are some points of things I noted after carrying it with me for a month:1. The blade is fairly capable. It does regrettably have a push-fit plastic opener, which can't be removed and will result in sharpening the blade being more difficult, but I believe doable.2. The can/ bottle opener could be used as a box opener if you wanted to save the blade, but you would need to sharpen it, and again it has a push-fit plastic opener that could make that process more difficult.3. The inclusion of an x-acto (and replacement blades) is nice, though it is hard to get the tool unfolded initially.4. The screw driver is almost great! It uses 1/4" squished bits, and has a set of them that you can buy to expand its capabilities. The only downside I had was that the driver didn't extend far enough from the tool to work in tight or recessed spaces. If they had an extension to it, I think that would have been perfect!5. The file/ flat head screw driver/ pry bar is overall a letdown. As a file goes, it is... almost functional. The coarse side works okay against fingernails, but there are far better file out there. Attempting to use it as a pry bar would have me worried that you could snap it on harder things.6. The scissors are a treat! I had an initial nit pick with them that you could over flex them enough to have the ends of the blades come out over the back side of the scissors, and that is still an annoyance, but I can live with it. They are capable scissors and worked well on everything I tested them on from string to boxes, and even an old dog collar! They were able to make pretty quick work of the thick collar fabric and the leather-ish material covering the buckle. I will say that depending on how hard you have to press, they can be a little uncomfortable at times due to how thin the handle is.Overall, -1 star for the x-acto being hard to open, the file needing work, and the screw driver needing an extension.

The media could not be loaded. It's a little smaller than expected, but I think it's perfect. The knife is what you would expect for the price, and it doesn't lock. The file, and box opener are at the same level. What makes this standout is the scissors, xacto blade holder, and the flatbit holder. Nextool's bits are slightly thinner, and use a different locking mechanism. Most likely why I had a little trouble getting the extender to fit, and couldn't get the ratchet tool to work either. Every other two sided I tested worked, and feel confident if I sanded down my ratchet tool's bit part by .5mm it would probably fit. It seems to be built better than most knockoff multi tools, and the metal looks better than whatever SOG uses. I'll update this if it falls apart unexpectedly, but I'm pretty sure that I will get more than my 25 bucks worth.

This tool has a driver (with additional driver bits available), file, scissors, blade, and most interesting, a craft blade (like a surgical scalpel). It's really versatile and useful for everyday work and life tasks. I confess to mostly open packages with it but the driver bit has come in handy several times.

I take this tool with me everywhere! I use it quite a bit. I also purchase the bit pack and that has really become a game changer. Knife and scissors super sharp! Razor blade extremely sharp! Super pumped it came with some backup blades. Greater multi tool in my EDC arsenal.

I mainly purchased this tool for the hobby knife and scissors but there are other tools that are useful. I have not had this tool long so I will update if there are any new discoveries. here is my opinion for each implement on this tool.1. Screwdriver- this is a good tool with a reversible bit. appears to be same style as the flat Leatherman bits. only complaint is there is only one bit. if this tool were available with a set of interchangeable bits I would gladly pay more for that option. I have not found Nextool bits for sale anywhere so I am not sure if they make any. not sure I want to spend $30 or more to buy a Leatherman bit set especially since I don't know they would fit with 100%certainty.2. Hobby knife- I love having this in my pocket for small tasks and I find its the perfect tool for opening clam shell plastic packaging. this came with 3 additional blades and they are X-acto name brand so that's awesome.3. Scissors - The way the scissors fold up is pretty unique and allows there to be a rather large sized scissors compared to the relatively small sized multitool. cuts well too. definitely one of the highlights of this multitool.4. File - not great the crossed hatched file is ok for filing nails but don't see it would be useful for much else the opposite side is pretty useless. would have preferred a different tool here.5 knife- the knife is pretty bad the edge grind is very blunt and the thumb stud makes it impossible to sharpen the left side of the knife. the thumb stud it pressure fit into the blade and not removeable. really bad design. once the knife goes dull its worthless and mine was dull out of the box. luckily I usually carry a separate knife anyway.6. can opener- this is a competent tool although I don't often have a use for it, it can me used as a cap lifter as well if you are a beer drinker. It comes sharp enough to blunt force cut through a tin can but if you sharpen the edge to a chisel grind you can certainly use this tool as a box or package opener too.If i were to make suggestions on how to improve this tool...1. move the knife into the center and use a nail nick to open it that way you have a blade that can be easily sharpened2. move the hobby knife to the outside and put the thumb stud on it as it is the single most difficult tool in to open on this device.3. replace the file with something more useful or use a better quality file.despite the issues I still really like this tool. its small, aesthetically pleasing and the tools I bought it for (hobby knife, Scissors, and screwdriver) all work exceptionally well so I'm ok with the lack luster other tools. But everyone's needs are different which is why I broke down the performance of each tool individually.

Sleek and compact! The scissors are some of the best I've come across on a multitool. The scalpel blade can be a bit tricky figuring out how to deploy at first, but you figure it out