The Smart Key Organiser (red)

Good quality key organiser. Its nicely shaped and holds the keys well. It’s made of metal but still quite light. I’ve tried other metal key organisers and they have been so heavy they would rip a hole in your pockets. Was very easy to put together and came with a lot of spare parts. The only downside was that there were no written instructions but it doesn’t take a genius to figure out how to put it together.

Brilliant item keeping everything in one no clicking or dangling. I found it so easy to assemble it and works very well. Easy to carry in your bag and in your pocket. I would recommend to anyone who wants to buy this key ring which I call good organiser. 👍🏽

Arrived really quickly, presented nicely however Its quite fiddly to setup, took me a while to get it right and I can not get the screws to tighten quite right. I think its quite expensive for what it is, wish I had bought another version now..

I've owned 2 cheaper versions of key organizer before , but this seems to be far superior. It comes with a large selection of washers and posts and can be configured in lots of ways, it also doesn't look like a cheap bit of crap. Some reviews say it is very fiddly to set up and that the thread on the posts are easily stripped, but I had no problem setting it up just make sure you don't cross thread anything and take your time. Overall I'm very happy in my opinion its well made , looks good and works great. I would highly recommend.

Very fiddly, but I can live with that. The metal studs that are integral to the whole thing staying together are of exceptionally poor quality, however. After a bit of fiddling to try and get a decent configuration together, the thread wore off one of the studs and the whole thing became useless. Threw it in the bin after about fifteen minutes of ownership.

Have been considering a key organiser for a while and looked at a number of options available. Form size and quality of construction were 'key' decisions in selection. I came across the qeypr on Amazon and although it did not have many reviews or 'popularity' at the time due to it being a new offering I liked the look and background information to the company producing it. Having ordered the qeypr there was some quick and useful communication from the owner of the company and the product arrived quickly in a smart presentation box. I think there was some concern from the manufacturer that as it was so new in the UK there may be issues with the printed instructions inside the box being in German - no issue at all! There is a useful product instruction video in English, but to be fair, the product is quite intuitive to put together. I have fitted six keys into it and thanks to the generous amount of washers and different sized insert studs there is potential for more or less - very flexible. The useful lanyard attachment point enables a secure linkage with other parts of my keychain. I have waited a couple of weeks since taking delivery to give the qeypr a proper review. I like it very much and would recommend.

Its well put together, functional, lots of added parts to make the item more customisable. Overrall its the ideal product thus far. High quality. Not too heavy even with all my keys attached. Very happy with it.

I bought this after firstly seeing an advert for a competitor's product and thinking that it sounded like a good idea. Having evaluated a variety of similar products that are available on Amazon, I chose the qeypr based on its comprehensive specification (selection of different spacers and key loop included, plus open sides to help with getting keys out, and the ability to use the qeypr as a smart phone stand) and its value for money. Having received the product I watched the assembly tutorial on YouTube that was recommended on one of the inserts included with the product. I found that was helpful. I then considered which keys I wanted to carry, this turned out to be 8 of a variety of shapes and sizes plus a key finder tag. It took me around four attempts to get all the keys installed in the best configuration using a combination of two spacers on each end along with the supplied washers. As well as my car key fob which I expected to attach to the loop via a key ring I also needed to use the key ring to attach my bike lock key as the hole in the key is too small to pass the spacers though. With the keys installed using the qeypr is pretty straightforward. I've had no problems getting the desired key out using the top, bottom and side access points. Turning keys in locks is actually easier than before because of the leverage provided by the qeypr body. This makes me wonder if people with weak hand grip and limited dexterity may find qeypr a useful aid for them to use when opening doors (providing that they are able to access the desired key from the qeypr in the first place of course)?