Keychains
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In 2013, Nitecore introduced what it billed as the world's smallest 3,500-lumen flashlight. After eight years, it's managed to shrink the size of its lights much further, packing 4,000 lumens into a torch that hangs from a keychain.
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The OmniFob is designed to be the last fob you'll ever need. A universal remote of sorts for your keychain. This teachable, versatile device is more than just a key-tracker that can open your garage door or send an SOS, it can integrate with your Smart Home systems and even start and lock your car.
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Key rings can be painfully fiddly things (especially for those of us without much fingernail to work with). A clever new quick-release solution might remove some of the friction, using a precisely engineered interlocking system to slide your keys on and off with ease.
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Tile Bluetooth trackers have been helping people find their lost stuff for years. Now the company has launched the Tile Pro series, which comprises two new models: the classy Tile Style and the rugged Tile Sport. New Atlas took the latter for a spin, and found it to be a loud, reliable tracker.
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Looking to cater for people who really need to know the exact readings right where they are, Weather@Point is a keychain-sized device that plugs into your phone to provide real-time data on temperature, humidity, UV levels and atmospheric pressure.
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Panny offers an alternative to keychains and keyrings. By carrying your keys in a plastic sleeve, your valuables are protected from being scratched and your pockets are saved from being torn. Panny can also be used to store other items, such as USB drives.
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GERBER's stealthy GDC Hook Knife keychain is built for safety.
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The Freekey and the Carabiner Key are two of the easiest ways of using a keyring.
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The Keyport is a pocket friendly, Swiss Army knife-like solution that can consolidate six keys or a mix of keys and USB flash drive, mini-torch and bottle opener in one streamlined device and provides access to them with a flick of a thumb.
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The handy flipSYNC from Scosche features a keychain sized form that holds a USB and sync cable for iPods, iPhones and cameras.