NEXTOOLPocket 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

My new favorite multi-tool for Amazon packages. Have scissors when I need them. An easy package opener that's also a bottle opener. Has other blades for other tasks. I don't see the thing being super useful outside the house but within the house it's great.

Surprisingly sturdy and usefull

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.

This thing is a DAWG, love it and definitely becomes an everyday carry. This is a great tool to have on you for smaller repairs or cuts, it is obviously no Gerber, but it was not intended to take its place. 10-10

Well made with great scissors but not a replacement for a full multitool

For the money it's a rather nice knife that I get plenty of use out of. The screw driver fits laptop screws. Scissors are the nicest to use out of any folding knife I've used. Found this to be my favorite EDC for my sedate urban existence.

Kind of flimsy, the blade is too small and all the doodads are hard to get deployed. The scissors are decent and the optional bit kit is useful. I stopped carrying this and went back to my SAK, no bits but the blades and scissors are much better than these. It was worth a shot though, this multitool is affordable enough to try.

Certainly a better value than what you pay for it. A great selection of tools with that NexTool creativity. Scissors larger than that of a leatherman Micra or the Arc. Just as well larger than any tool of comparable size like a Swiss Army knife. Some tools are a little difficult to open, though only a minor inconvenience at worst. I find it strange that they put the pocket clip beside the opening tabs of the knife and bottle/can opener. It would’ve been easier to open one handed.The one fatal flaw of the tool would be the can opener. I do regularly use a can opener and due to the width of the tool, you can’t position it to open a can. It can’t bite the edge, but only the top. I’ve flipped it, and it barely works. Given it’s a strange way of opening to me, it takes a while. Besides that, it doesn’t actually cut into the edge but just a little inward. I’ve also used it on food cans, and it actually cannot open as the bottle opener portion can’t grip onto the edge of the can. It straight does not have a can opener.I really want to like it but this is an inexcusable design. Otherwise, it’s a good tool, but I just dislike having a multitool with one useless tool on it.