KeySmart MagConnect Magnetic Key Holder for Purse, Key Chains for Car Keys - Detachable Key Ring Quick Release Keychain

The media could not be loaded. I genuinely love these little magnetic clasps. I am a big fan of keychain accessories, and I was looking for something that was strong, yet could also offer me some ease of use in daily life. I carry a small backpack on my person every day, and I like to have my keys clipped to the front of it so I don't end up forgetting them somewhere else in the house. The problem I ran into with traditional carabiners and s-clips was that taking the keys on and off was more tedious than I was wanting. I got these magnets to attach to my bag and keyring in place of the other clips, and so far it has been working great.Pros:1. Grabbing my keys off my bag and snapping them back on is a breeze. I can have my bag already on my shoulders, reach around with one arm and pull off my keyring. I can also snap them back on in the same style, as the magnets have a pretty strong pull once you get close enough.2. The magnets are strong, without being too strong. They require a good tug to pull apart, but you won't have to pry the two ends apart with pliers or anything. They won't damage whatever it is they're attached to just by pulling them apart.Cons:1. I found the shape of the eyelet to be rather limiting. It was very difficult to get and keep a split ring open long enough to wedge the magnet end through (I am not using the original split ring it came with). I had tried various other connector rings and such as well, but so far the split ring is serving my purposes the best.2. The magnets will separate with blunt movements (jumping, whipping around, dropping it, etc.). This is understandable, as the magnets are not supposed to withstand a hurricane, but it is something to keep in mind if the intended use is on something that moves around A LOT (e.g. on your belt loop, the end of a long lanyard that gets swung around a lot, etc.).

I ordered these and begun using them late July 2024 and I am now on the last one of the pack. They have all developed a hairline crack and or the magnet came out. I used them daily for my keys and they are kept on a lanyard that I remove when I get off work. Functionality is great but would have like them to be stronger and last longer. Size is excellent and it looks great but I can’t use these again as I am worried I will lose my keys now.

I do like this quick connect key ring, but the magnet is not strong enough to hold together if you clip your keys to your belt or belt loop.I wanted a quick-disconnect for a single key that I use during my workday but I need to lift and move heavy packages and the single key fell off on the first day of usage.It is probably OK for a normal keychain for car or house keys, but I wouldn't trust putting a car key fob on it for fear of losing it.I'm going back to the KeySmart Key Carabiners - Quick Release Dual and Mini Carabiners which have never fallen off my belt loop

I attached this to an S-clip on one side, and my pepper spray keychain on the other side. It allows me to keep my pepper spray on my beltloop but not have to worry about unclipping it if I need it, all I have to do is pull the magnet apart. The magnet is VERY strong, but somehow still quite easy to remove and doesn't require excessive force to separate the pieces.

I was really excited about these because I really dislike the huge key fobs for my vehicles. I want to be able to separate the fobs from the key rings at a moments notice. I have used carabiners and the little Nite-Ize ones too, but those tend to have a lip that gets caught on pockets/belt loops/whatever I'm clipping them too. I don't want to have to struggle to separate the keys.These worked great until they didn't. As you can see in the image, one of the magnets pulled out of the plastic housing. At first I wasn't too bothered because the magnet always stuck to the other side and I could just push it back in (with the intention of dropping some super glue in to fix). It just so happened that the trip where I was actually going to get superglue...the magnet got stuck somewhere else and is lost to the ether for all intents and purposes. So, this key chain has to get replaced.**NOTE: I bought 2 and one of them is still working just fine. It might be a momentary lapse in build quality that I ran into. But I now have superglue in case it happens again.

Does the job to quickly detach keys from the car keyfob. I'm using it to be able to swap my cars' keyfobs when I'm driving them.

I've had this for maybe 3 days. Days 1 & 2 were perfect. It seemed strange to me that they appeared to be very sturdy, despite being easy to remove when needed.I'm a flatbed truck driver & wear my keys on my belt. For the first two days, I wore these during the work day with no issue, despite moving around, crawling under the trailer. They seemed sturdy. I have 2 of these, one for the key to my car & the other for a little metal folding comb.On day 3, today, I pulled over on the side of the road while out of town to walk around my trailer to check on my load & tighten any straps that may have come loose. Once done, I reach down for my comb & don't feel it. I look around and find it on the ground. Don't know how or why it fell off. I go to put it back and realize that my key fob is also missing! I find it on the other side of my trailer, on the ground near the road! Both magnets had also picked up all kinds of tiny magnetic rocks that were a pain to clean off. I put my keys back on, quickly finish my load check & hit the road. By the time I get to where I'm going, I realize that my comb had fallen off AGAIN! It was nowhere in my truck, which means it had to have fallen off again before I climbed back into the driver's seat.I don't know how or why they fell off but I'm just glad that I didn't lose my probably $200 key fob. I can't keep using this product in good conscience. I would return for a refund if only I weren't missing a part.

Just the thing I needed to make my Victorinox keychain knife more accessible. Very strong magnets