Reddit reviews Key Organizer - Compact Smart Key Holder - Practical Multitool Keychain - EDC Swiss Knife Design Keychain - with Bottle Opener - Gift Box - Organize Up to 14 Keys (Black) by KeyMate
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ALL YOUR KEYS IN ONE GADGET: The KeyMate key organizer will turn your jingled messy bunch of keys in to stylish, smart and slim unit. Your keys will be stored tightly to free up space in your pocket. Our key holder can organize up to 14 keysNO MORE HOLES AND BULGES: Put an end to the holes in your pants. Compact key chain designed to prevent damage to your clothes and to optimize space in your bag or pocket. KeyMate is so compact that you would not believe that dragged the bunch of keysQUICK TO ASSEMBLE: To assemble your KeyMate compact key organizer keychain you don’t need special tools. Just use a Coin to tighten the screws. Kit includes additional accessories such as Bottle Opener, Key Loop, Extensions, Spacers, InstructionsGREAT GIFT IDEA: Surprise your friends or family members with such a stylish, smart, practical gadget. It is packed in the black premium box. The Key Mate is the perfect gift for men and women60-DAY MANUFACTURER’S WARRANTY: KeyMate keys organizer is made of aircraft grade aluminum which ensures long-time durable use. If your KeyMate breaks under normal wear and tear within first 60 days we will replace it
It's a good backup that will do in a pinch, but I wouldn't use that knife every day. If you like having a backup knife that you won't forget to bring (provided you habitually leave with your keys) then the Q2 may be something you'd like. If you don't actually use your knife a lot it's fine, but if you use it for hunting/fishing, work or whatever else I would not recommend the Q2 as a primary knife.
If all you need is a key organizer I would recommend the KeyMate for $15 off of Amazon and a knife of choice.
You can get a Kershaw Leek for $36 and still spend less than what you would have on a Q2, or of course get something a bit nicer or whichever suits your needs.
If you need something discreet maybe a Leatherman Skeletool since that's a multi-tool or a Case knife, if you do stuff like cut boxes all day I'd suggest a folding utility knife like the Gerber EAB. If you like something nice maybe a Kizer Feist or a Spyderco ParaMilitary 2, something from Benchmade, Zero Tolorance, Micro Tech, Chris Reeve Knives and etc. etc.