KeyportKeyport Pivot 2.0 Essential Plus Kit - Premium Key Organizer + Keychain Flashlight + Bottle Opener Multitool + Lost & Found ALL-IN-ONE | Modern Key Holder | Multi-Tool Keychain | Aluminum (Red)

The pivot is a great tool for consolidating your keys into one compact bundle. This bundle includes the Flare 2.0, a Moca2 and the Rush tool. Assembling the Pivot really only needs a coin to loosen, and you pop the keys and tools in. A variety of colors are offered for that little flair, and the Pivot itself is well made and the TPU bands feel like high quality and should last a while. The Flare 2.0 is a handy tool that will light up whatever you need it to. The Moca2 has a lot of features that should help you in a pinch if you need help with opening a bottle, or trying to unscrew something. The Rush tool is definitely useful if you have multiple modules you need to remove quickly. Bundled together, you get a lot of value for your buck.

This is a great idea, executed mostly well. I don't have a lot of physical keys anymore, so this is enough for me while still being able to add a couple of utility items.The included accessories were ok, though one was completely unusable because it had a pointy end that would be useful if it didn't stick out past the organizer itself - thus stabbing the bearer pretty much constantly. Poor design choice there. That is also the accessory that had a bottle opener (not very useful in 2024, but every now and then I suppose) and a mini measuring stick (too small and unmarked to be of any real use) on it. The other one has a box opener/cord cutter (a small cutting edge), a longer measuring stick edge, a straight screwdriver edge and a bottle opener.The flashlight is pretty good, just be aware that it gets really bright at its highest setting. Great as an impromptu work light.I filled mine out with a couple of mini cards (library card, etc.) and it is a reasonable height, but adding more stuff to it would quickly make it feel unwieldy. So you do have to be mindful of what you put in there, unless you are ok with a very large organizer in your pocket.Overall, it has certainly felt like an upgrade over having just a regular keychain and it feels more streamlined in my pocket.

I love my Keyport Pivot 2.0. It is solidly built and easy to use. I don't have many keys, but I use this as a multi-tool. I keep a pen, MOCA tool, flash drive, rush tool, knife, and flashlight, all in this one small package. You won't find a more solid product at this price out there. I've tried the competitors and always come back to Keyport.

The key organizer was easy enough to put together for the included multi-tools and flashlight, and the four keys that I usually carry. I don't think I could get another key installed, though. It looks smart when put together, but I'm a bit concerned about its durability after reading other reviews, specifically for the set screw staying in place (yes, I tightened until I heard the ratcheting) and the polymer connecting piece, which seems to fail prematurely for some people.The flashlight is great, and I'm sure I'll employ it when unlocking my front door in the dark, or while looking for something under a car seat, etc. I certainly will use the bottle opener occasionally, and maybe the small ruler when photographing plants or insects, but I'm not sure about the "wrenches". The box and cord cutters are right-handed! I'm a lefty, so a bit disappointed in that, but I'll give 'em both a go.The organizer looks great in the hand, and I like that I don't have to listen to my keys flopping around in my pocket anymore. The Keyport Pivot with tools is about 3.5 stars for me at this point, in part because of its relatively high cost, and concern about durability, but I'll update the review once I get some mileage on it.

This is actually my second one of these, I had a use for another and this included the light which I didn't already have. The light is surprisingly bright and thankfully charges by USB C (some competitor's lights do not, although maybe that's finally changed).The actual key holder itself is pretty slim and simple to use, and I really like the 'locking' mechanism the main screw uses. With other key holders I've had to use a light threadlocker as the screw sometimes likes to loosen over time.I have both tools in mine, and also some of the other exterior accessories not included in this kit. They snap on securely and can be used separately, but getting them off the keyport is a bit cumbersome. You can use anything pokey, and this includes the tool with the pointy bit for unlocking and removing the accessories. This all works, but it's fiddly and may take a few tries to get the hang of. Normally when I nitpick something like this I have an alternative design or some suggestions for improvements, but in this case I got nothing so far.Normally I leave the same tools attached to the sides all the time but we recently were on vacation and I needed to keep my keys in my carry-on without the knife. I popped off both accessories to slim it down and in my bag it went.I have used several other well known key organizer thingies and this is so far my favorite pretty much across the board. It's less bulky, it's more versatile, and it's just a clever overall design. If they ever figure out how to make removing the attachments easier (without making them less secure) with a 3.0 or something, I would definitely consider upgrading my primary keys.