RAK 11-in-1 Multitool Pen Set - Four Pens

Who writes a review for a pen? Well, apparently I do. It's me. I bought this expecting a pen. What I received was apparently a tiny overqualified assistant that refuses to do just one job. First things first: the writing is insanely smooth. Like, “why don’t all pens do this?” smooth. Notes look better, signatures feel important, and suddenly my handwriting thinks it’s fancy. Then there’s the plot twist. This pen casually reveals it has a ruler for us distance-guessing-challenged, a bubble level, and an LED light—because why not? Need to measure something real quick? Boom. Wondering if that frame is straight? Done. Drop something under your desk and question your life choices? The LED light has your back. And, don't forget the all important bottle opener and screwdrivers! It’s sturdy, well‑balanced, and feels like it could survive being borrowed by coworkers (though I wouldn’t recommend testing that theory). At this point, I trust this pen more than most people in my life. In summary: it writes beautifully, solves minor problems, and makes me feel wildly unprepared every time I use a *regular* pen. If you want a pen that does more than it reasonably should, this is the one. As a matter of fact, you get TWO! Each one does something slightly different tool-wise, but the writing is still stellar. And...it comes with pen ink refills! This will be in my arsenal for a very long time. Highly recommended. Slightly intimidating. Would buy again. As a matter of fact, I did buy again. I bought it as a gift for my dad and he loves it. Know how hard it is to impress a guy with every tool known to man? With a PEN? This one did just that.

These multi-tools are everything I could ask spending $10 each on them. The tools basically all work as advertised and have come in quite handy for fixing my glasses and random screws throughout life. In spite of smart phone, I find plenty of situations in my life I really love having the flashlight in my pocket especially, since the idea of holding my phone over a storm drain for example doesn't sound great. And the pen is a pen. The things I would improve if I could: * I still don't know why there are two pen styles. Just pick the better form factor and give me two of them instead of one I like and one I dislike. Or let me buy them individually. * The screwdriver needs to be one size bigger. The size it is has helped with my glasses a couple of times, but doesn't really fit most things in life I need. I think one size larger would be the right tradeoff. an actual #2 would be great mostly but then fail to help with small things like my glasses. * On the flashlight tool, the stylus tool just doesn't quite sit right. This isn't a huge problem since it is my least used tool and I've considered just ditching it. It doesn't get lost because it is still stored safely inside the tool. Just, slightly off. * Again on the flashlight tool, the flashlight/pocket clip has gotten a little loose after months of work. In case anyone else encounters this, there is a "right" rotation that keeps the clip in line with the edge of the tool, not against a flat side. That's better, but I can feel it loosening still. This is after months of use, so not the worst. * (I lost the other tool quickly, so I don't feel comfortable giving feedback about it.) All in all, quite useful and very worth the price.