Kelvin Tools K36MAG01-01 36 The Ultra Urban Multi-Tool, Magenta

very compact, honest about its limits. Very clever design, I use it every day on an office chair whose screws get loose, have used it to hang paintings and it seems to be very sturdy as long as you follow the manufacturer's recommendation that..you won't build a house with it! Very happy, I have it handy every day for small jobs.

The kelvin.23 at first appears a handy compact multitool. It has a good range of interchangeable bits. It is however let down by certain aspects. Firstly, it isn't a strong construction. The blade that flips out, taking the interchangeable bits, doesn't lock firmly into place. This makes it awkward and far from ideal to use. Secondly, the torch batteries (2 x CR2032) are tricky to replace - the compartment cover is difficult to force back on with the batteries inserted, and relies on the batteries being in place to hold the cover on. The hammer is OK for small nails/tacks but nothing larger as you can't use any real force with it. I also found the auto-rewind on the tape is a little temperamental.It's OK as a gimmick gift, and will be OK for light use, but if I wanted a portable tool I could rely on I'd use the £20 this cost towards a quality Leatherman.

Just a gimmick, absolutely appalling build quality. The screwdriver is cumbersome and uncomfortable to hold, and the actual attachment that you put the different bits in has about half an inch of movement. The hammer is useless, and the 3foot tape measure wouldn't retract back after pulling it out to examine once.

Had mine now for over 5 years, it’s a great tool for the odds and sods around the house. Quick tacking using the hammer, most type of screw driver. Quick tape measure and handy magnet .I use it every week at least once.