BlueSkyBos 5-in-1 Red Digital Tire Pressure Gauge Emergency Auto Window Hammer Seat Belt Cutter Flashlight Compass

I bought this multi-function automotive utility tool primarily for emergency purpose. The product itself is solid and well built. All functions are working nicely and the handle is easy to grip. The glass breaker is sharp and strong. I did test it with a piece of house glass, it worked fine. I am sure it will do the job for smashing the car side window during an emergency situation. I did not test the seat belt cutter, but It looks like it should be able to release the seat belt with its very sharp blade. The tire pressure is a very handy function and it does the job very well. I tested it with my old pencil-type tire pressure gauge, as well as the gas station air pump, the number is accurate and consistently. Because of this function, I plan to use it on a regular routine basis rather than using it only for emergency purpose. Overall, it is an essential, well-built tool for a vehicle with its reasonable price. If the air pressure display only shows PSI, it will be even better. But I guess it is designed for international use, so I can blame it.

I recently bought this must have emergency tool for my car, and pleased that it is a very reasonable price for this all 5-in-1 tool. The pressure gauge is easy to use and read, just press the hole to the valve and is durable and accurate. Very satisfied with the quality and rubber grip that would prevent slippage in such life-threatening emergency situations. Shipping was quick and nice to have before our camping trip! Highly useful and recommended!

I love this handy little gadget/tool! It's so lightweight I didn't think it would be very efficient, however I was wrong! Within minutes our 4 yr old discovered the beacon and was playing with and dropping this and it has held up just fine. The flashlight is surprisingly bright. I hope I never have to use the hammer or seat belt cutter! Having it in my car (the family vehicle) gives me peace of mind. Great value for such a handy safety tool.

Nice device. Would have been nice to have a way to attach it for easy and quick access in case of an emergency. I am going to attach velcro to it and attach it under the dashboard.

Every car should come equipped with one of these! It is much better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it.Pros:- fits comfortably in your hand is very light- flashlight works well enough at night- seatbelt cutter and window breaker can definitely do their job- easy go to tire pressure gauge. No more struggling to use a gas pump or other tool. This one tool can fit easily in your glovebox and save you a lot to trouble!Cons:- while it is very light, I wouldn't mind it having a little more weight to it so it could be better used to break windows

This is very firmly in "you get what you pay for" territory. I bought it because I was really just looking for the cheapest digital tire pressure gauge I could find, and on that front it's fine. Of course nothing fancy, but it works well enough. This thing on the whole is essentially cheap garbage, but it's cheap garbage that will basically do the jobs you want it to do and it's basically what you should expect for the price.The pros:1. It's cheap2. It basically worksThe cons:1. Flashlight and tire pressure gauge take different batteries (the gauge uses some little coin-shaped battery, the flashlight uses regular AAs).2. The compass is really finicky. It will still pretty much give you some idea of where north is, though3. The window breaker is just a pointed hammer. That will break windows fine, but from what I understand it will be worthless if you find yourself in a completely flooded car because you won't be able to swing it hard enough to break anything. Ideally you really want to get one with a spring that drives the breaking tip4. There's no good way to anchor it to anything in your car. That's probably the worst thing about it. It seems that they used to make these with some kind of a mount, as you can still see a reference to it in the instructions that's been marked out by hand with a sharpie. Now there isn't one, though. I've currently got mine sitting in the driver's side door compartment. I mostly keep it there to check tire pressure...I figure if anything bad happens and I need it I'll look for it there, but there's a pretty good chance that in the aftermath of a serious wreck it will have moved somewhere else.So basically, my recommendation is if you need any one of the functions this thing provides right now, go ahead and get it for that because it's cheap and it'll work fine under ideal conditions. If you want a serious survival tool for your car, you should probably just pony up for something higher quality with a spring-powered breaker and a proper mount to keep it put in case of accident. I know I intend to

Initially I was about ready to give this a 1 star review because of the tire pressure gauge until I not only checked the manual (who reads those anyways?) and this site when they specifically said to pull the tab within the battery section before using... Now my tire is probably a little low on pressure because I insisted on playing around with this in the dead of heat.The compass is questionable, but it works mostly for general instead of exact coordinates; I would still use my phone or a GPS first, unless those are not available then you could probably get by old school with a paper map and this tiny compass.The glass breaker? Well it's still on, the tip is well pointed and sharp, and the handle provides excellent support to use as a mallet incase you really need to get out of the vehicle.The LED light and the seat-belt cutter are also good, no complaints about that...

I bought 2 of these for my daughters to keep in their vehicles and one for myself. I'm slipping the tools in their Christmas stockings. The tools are solid, well made and I am going to feel better knowing my girls have these in case of an emergency.PS- the items came earlier then expected which is always a bonus!