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Titanium KeySmart 2.0
jkct
4
Nov 28, 2014
i bought a couple of these on the initial drop. i use them, and overall they're handy but they have a major problem: as you use the keys, the screws are always loosening, requiring you to regularly and frequently re-tighten them. otherwise you end up with a pocket full of keys and key-smart screws and pieces. i was hoping "2.0" meant something was done to fix this, and if so i was ready to buy. unfortunately, "2.0" is just cosmetics. [you can say titanium is lighter, but it's an insignificant difference for objects of this size.]
dag.odenhall
264
Nov 28, 2014
jkctIt's probably heavier, the standard model being aluminum.
guvnor
735
Nov 29, 2014
jkctUse a tiny drop of super glue or blue Loctite on the screw threads to keep them from coming loose.
AlexPk
7197
Community
Dec 2, 2014
dag.odenhallYou are correct. The titanium model is a bit heavier for the Keysmart
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