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Title says everything, this pen is really good.

This is another one of those things that I want on my bike, and I want at my work desk, and I want in the car. I don't wear pockets useful to clip it too, so I'm going to want more of these DMS Multitool Pens... which by no means are just for Men... though we do love our gadgets, Gidget. Got it? Get it. You'l like it.Likes: of the ten things it has/does, the least likely to be used, for me, is the bottle opener. I've not seen a bottle cap in need of one, in my life, for more than a decade. The supplied a plethora of pen refills and batteries with this, perhaps they should have thrown in a bottle of Schnapps, or something. The item I though least practical for the purpose suggested, was the massager... only to find it actually does do good things for localized sore muscles, and is far more pleasant, than making me feel foolish for trying it. I was the fool, for doubting.I often need a pen light, small ruler (seldom metric, but it's a good conversion 'calculator' in its own way, which is useful. I'm always needing a box opener, and could have used one to open the quality box it came in, quite suitable for gifting. I love the 'jewler' sized screwdrivers, as there is always a loose screw somewhere... at least my friends keep suggesting I have a few. Now, the fidget is the gadget I first tried... and it took a LOT longer to try it than I imagined... not just because it was more fun than I expected, but because it ran for a good 10-15 seconds with a single flick of the thumb. That does indeed give it a bit of a gyroscopic quality, despite the small mass involved... you can feel the bearing load increase if you rotate the pen once it's going, as it tries uselessly to divert the direction, perpendicularly. If you could balance it and initiate the spinning without messing up the balance, I suspend it would demonstrate with a strong puff of air, and watch it fall sideways, instead... a challenge for a young science student, perhaps.Unbelievably low price. A youngster could afford it as a gift for Father's or Mother's Day, with a single mowed lawn. You can buy your own without feeling guilty... unlike buying a sports car, which does not open Schnapps bottles very well. Comes with an instruction sheet which is largely pictorial and quite visually intuitive... but also with text LARGE ENOUGH that I didn't need a magnifier... my usual complaint with almost any product, now days. Most of them seem like legal disclaimers they hope you won't bother to read, or something.Disklikes: no touch screen or kitchen sink.

I'm a sucker for a multi-tool, so I really wanted to try this thing out. I always have to have a pen on me - I'm a writer, and a substitute teacher, and a pen is almost always necessary - but this has a few tools that I have always wished I had readily available - ruler, light, box cutter, etc. - and I was curious about the rest.I will say this thing has some heft to it - it's not horrendously heavy, but you can definitely feel it in your hand. Some of the parts took longer to figure out - how to change the screwdriver heads (which are TINY by the way) and how to change the ink - but other parts were fairly straightforward. I'm a big fan of the light and the fidget spinner, as well as the rulers. The pen writes well enough - at first I thought that it always has to be out, so I couldn't put it in my pocket, but you actually can twist it a bit so that the pen nib is concealed and less likely to get ink all over your clothes - though it is very tricky and tough to change the ink capsule (it actually requires using one of the tiny screwdriver heads). The box cutter cuts fairly well for its size but it's not as good as an actual box cutter, I think. I like that it comes with lots of extra ink capsules though, and some extra batteries for the light, but I find myself a bit skeptical that any of them are going to last very long. Then I'm not sure where I'm going to find further replacements.On the whole, I'm not sure how much I'll actually use this thing, just because its weight, but I'm gonna carry it around with me for a while and see how it goes. I think it's definitely fun for a stocking stuffer or an inexpensive fun little gift, even just to have laughs about. Who knows? It might even be immensely useful!

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My favorite items on this multi tool are the box opener and the light. I work in a stockroom and this little doodad is great for finding hidden boxes and cracking them open. I also like the screwdrivers but they’re not for heavy duty use - mostly just home use. I love how they included many refills for the pen, because what’s the point of a multi tool pen if the base function stops working? This pen will last for a while! Would recommend either for yourself or as a gift!

Goodness, there's a lot going on with this tool. I had planned on giving this to my brother but I liked it so much that I'm keeping it in my car. It really is that handy. I've already used the pen, the flashlight, the ruler and screwdriver and it's only been in my car 2 weeks. It's cool that I don't have to store all those different tools in my car. I just look for the pen.Some of the tools aren't really heavy duty and you wouldn't have them as stand-alone tools but in a pinch, these can do a lot of the jobs you'd have. Some of the tools are pretty buried and if you don't use it a lot, you may have to take apart several pieces of it to find the tool you want to use. The screwdriver, for instance, took me a bit to find.They have also thought about you down the road by including multiple pen refills and full extra set of batteries. How many items can you say that about anymore. The instructions are pretty good but could be more helpful when showing you where some tools are buried. At the original price of $16 it was kind of pricey but it's not so bad at $10.