VictorinoxSwiss Card Lite, Credit Card Knife, Multi Tool, 13 Functions, LED, Magnifier, Red Transparent

Owners of the SwissCard Lite keep harping on that it does not contain a 'real' knife; except I disagree. Although Victorinox state the detectable blade is a 'letter opener' instead of a 'knife', to me it's still a blade because it is razor sharp, therefore it must be a blade. Also this neat little blade is the same size as found on the smaller SAKs, such as the Victorinox Signature Lite, except it's little broader and a fraction of a millimeter thinner. I'm amazed that the SwissCard takes up no more space in my wallet than 4 standard credit cards.It is a marvel how Victorinox packed so many useful little tools into a card, make them detachable and highly versatile. The stainless steel used in its '4-in-1' square is actually a bit softer, but was deliberately made to be so the tool bits won't break under pressure - the same with the flat bladed screwdriver found on the larger models. This makes the SwissCard Lite incredibly versatile. The magnifying glass is 5x magnificationThe LED contained in the card and its switch combining a battery compartment is an engineering feat. It is amazing because every single one of its 13 tools work, including the pressurized ballpoint pen that even works upside-down! And work so well as to receive the Red Dot Award.Tip: if you are travelling by plane, take out the card's blade or the whole card may be confiscated by airport security. Make a point of showing the security officer will be appreciated.I love how the scissors close up when slid back into the card. They appear to be exactly the same scissors found on the larger SAKs and the whole card easily fits any slim bi-fold wallet. Interesting that Victorinox even make a genuine leather wallet for this card, and that it is excellent value when bought from Amazon, because elsewhere it's much more expensive.The Victorinox Swiss Card Lite deserves 10 Stars.

I lost my last one of these and as I hate to be without this amazing tool I had to replace it as soon as possible. The gadgets are so useful especially the pen, knife, tweezers, the light on this version, etc...... It takes up very little room in a handbag or glove compartment and weighs very little so there's no excuse not to carry one everywhere for those unexpected moments. Makes a brilliant present for the person who has everything. But remember it won't go through airport security, you'll need to pack it in hold luggage or it'll get confiscated. They're not exactly cheap but are well worth the money.

At several points in every person's life, they're going to run into a situation in which they need one of the tools contained within this card yet don't have access to one. This really has been incredibly useful within the somewhat short period of time that I've had this. The build quality, as you'd expect from Victorinox, is excellent. Reasonable price, very handy, easy to stash in your car, wallet, purse, bag.

This was a gift for my wife and she was thrilled with it. She has been thinking of buying one ever since her small knife was confiscated at Singapore airport, (we'd been told at Heathrow that it wouldn't be a problem). Lesson learned, won't carry it in hand luggage! It has a good number of tools. including scissors and a pen, plus a mag glass for the small print and a very useful ballpoint pen. Recommended.

Bought ready give as gifts for two special friends for Christmas,( I hope they remember to give me a coin in exchange!) . I carry the key ring one, these are easier to carry in the purse, so more suitable for the recipients. I trust and hope that they find these even half as useful as l find mine!

Fantastically useful and at the usual very high Victorinox quality standard too. I take this on long distance walks, and cycles, as it weighs next to nothing, is very small and thin but has such useful stuff in it.

I have it with me all the time. And I use it all the time.But the plastic is not sturdy enough. It has already started to crack.

Until Victorinox take their head out of the sand, this is their only product with a removable knife. Because I wasn't going to Japan without some sort of emergency stuff (very strict knife laws), this little thing worked fine. While the tools can be a bit more fiddly, if you have to leave the trusty SAK at home because you're worried about carrying around a blade, this is a good bladeless alternative, and unlike the handful of other multitools, is OBVIOUSLY bladeless, no worries about anyone confiscating it because it looks like a Swiss Army Knife and they don't have time to check every attachment to prove that you're right. While I still wouldn't take it on the actual plane, it was a comforting thing to have in the wallet when I was out and about, and saw (and will probably continue to see) a good bit of use.