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KeySmart puts bulky keys into single fold-up device

The KeySmart Pro is a Swiss-styled key holder that consolidates noisy, bulky keys into a single fold-up device. KeySmart Pro comes with Tile™ Smart location, and was made for people who spend a lot of time enjoying the outdoors. This little gadget ensures no more bulky keys and guarantees you’ll never lose them on a camping trip again.

Regardless of the activity, bulky, bulging keys are incredibly distracting and tough to keep on hand. The KeySmart Pro eliminates bulk, sharp edges and noise from your pocket, and puts Bluetooth tracking technology, an LED flashlight, bottle opener and a rechargeable battery right in the palm of your hand.

The KeySmart Pro also plays a tune so you can find your keys faster, and even locates them on a map if they happen to fall out of your pocket while on a hike. You can even locate your phone just by hitting a button on the key holder, even if the phone’s on silent.

You can find the KeySmart Pro on Amazon.

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Paul (@guest_20858)
5 years ago

I have one of these and love it. I have had it for a least 3 years. When people see it they are always curious and are impressed. I keep about 8 keys on it. Including 2 of them for the camper, and they have plastic ends. I will admit I don’t have my vehicle key in the key smart but on the same key ring as the key smart. Reason is the remote for the truck and the regular key came with a key ring. I just put my other keys in the key smart and added it to the ring.

Randy (@guest_20841)
5 years ago

This is the absolute Dumbest product produced in ages. I should have known that anything with the name “Smart” in it was a bad idea but I fell for it and bought one. As an Engineer and former Mechanic I am pretty handy with tools and my hands.
It took me 45 minutes to get 6 keys installed in this ridicules product. Also, Nowadays, must keys have large plastic ends on them which make this product totally useless.

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