Caressolove Automatic Utility Knife, Safety Auto Box Cutter Retractable, EDC Push Button Exacto Scalpel Knife, 10PCS #23 Razor Blades Pocket Knives with Clip

This knife feels pretty sturdy in your hands. It's small and compact easy to carry and light. Snaps in and out very good so far. I've had mine a week or so and am constantly playing with it. Replaceable blades are very sharp and snap in nicely. For under $20 this is a great back up knife to carry along with my EDC. I've been using it to cut open boxes at a warehouse job with no issues. Pocket clip is nice.

Got this not sure if it'd have any practical use. After a week, must've used it at least a dozen times to do crafts and home repair and renovation tasks that it did much better than a regular box cutter type knife or hobby knife. Blade style is great for getting precise accurate cuts in awkward or tight spaces. Or on small objects. Thing is rock solid. Blade has no wiggle at all when deployed. Light. Compact. I don't understand the reviews complaining about blade being difficult to install. It was extremely easy to do (I used pliers to hold it during installation as suggested by some for safety). The button is stiff - in a good way. Would be extremely difficult to accidentally pop the blade out. Safer than a box cutter. Was wondering if it'd be unsafe somehow, but the opposite is true. Cuts are more controllable. During use it's so easy to retract and deploy blade (and somehow satisfying) that I always close it when finished with a cut, unlike a box cutter or hobby knife that I may sometimes keep with blade out if I'm expecting to do more cuts a few minutes later - so those are a little more unsafe from that viewpoint. Will be getting another for sure. Been using it a few times a day for about 3 weeks now. Still good. Hope it stays that way for many years. Only improvement I'd like to see is the body having a few more areas with grooves or ridges for grip. Grip is good now, just could be a bit enhanced. Maybe more colors would be good in future.

I have several OTF knives in my collection, mostly because they are fun to play with and have a cool factor that is unique. Most of them are 10 times more expensive than this little guy. But this knife is as much fun as any of them. The size is perfect to stick in your pocket, no need to clip it really but it has a great clip. The OTF action on this knife is amazingly quick and authoritative. Click CLACK. As a tool, well it has advantages (scalpel sharp, replaceable blades) and limitations (too small and not sturdy enough for most serious cutting jobs). But it is extremely well machined, and as a fun OTF fidget toy, this one wins by far. I can’t believe it’s only $20.

THIS LITTLE BLADE IS AMAZING!!! I wasn't sure what to expect, but because if the reviews I decided to give it a try. This was a gift for my husband for his birthday and he absolutely loves it! The blade handle/housing has good weight and balance to it which I wasn't sure until it arrived but it feels good and solid in your hand. It also has a place to attach a lanyard or key ring which makes it even more versatile. The removable blades are actually very very sharp and sturdy. Be careful putting them on and taking them off and make sure you snap them on all the way! It's great that where ever we go he can just take the blade part off and toss it and never have to loose another knife again! For the price we are both very very happy. The replacement blades come very inexpensive as well. Something like $10-15 for 100. The button to release and retract is sturdy and true. It feels tight and strong. It's easy enough but not too easy that it'll just spring open on its own. It's almost like a safety of its own built in. It doesn't need another locking mechanism because this one is safe enough. We will definitely be purchasing one for me and probably many more for gifts down the road. Great little tool.

It's not broken and you don't have to take it apart. It's designed to let the spring go by instead of stabbing something it hits. If it doesn't stay extended and appears broken, just make sure the trigger is in the extended position, then grab the sides of the blade and pull it into the extended position. It will click into place and work normally again. If you don't want or need the tip to be so sharp, use a diamond file or something to file off the point. Make a note of the type of scalpel blades it takes if you want replacements. Each blade lasts a long time so no rush. This is a great little knife and fun to use. I've had one for a while and just ordered two more because I really like it. It's small for a knife but feels good in my hands. It sounds and feels like a quality item. Buy one, you won't be disappointed.

Way better quality than even expected! Love how you can easily pop in and out a new blade and throw the old one away like nothing and have a brand new literal scalpel! The fact that you can feel in this smaller but not to be misjudged piece of equipment the happiness and strength that pretty much in my opinion shows in many ways it's not something that's cheaper than me they're thrown together at all! I like mine so much I literally immediately ordered the larger version from the same company well from whoever I'm writing the review for right now LOL that was actually the one I originally intended to get but ended up with this one by accident but not upset at all and can't wait for the larger one to arrive that I originally planned on getting but again either way I'm very happy that I made this mistake because I really enjoy the smaller version also! I would have given it a five star but one thing that there is an issue with there should be a safety lock on it so that is something you kind of do have to be careful with where your keeping it on you because accidentally engaging that button would be bad!! Besides that I think it is a very well built and worth it product!!

I've never been more happy with a purchase! This little knife surprised me. Have used it for opening mail, cutting boxes and fishing. This was a surprising find! Get one! Value is great and this little thing performed as it was intended. Safe and opens quickly. Easy to replace blades.

This tiny terror arrived, and while its diminutive size was expected (it's the perfect size for slipping into places it shouldn't be), I have a few notes on the 'user experience' portion of this pocket rocket. First, a public service announcement: these blades are sharp. I mean, surgical-grade sharp. You knew they were scalpel blades, but nothing prepares you for the existential dread of changing one. This is less a maintenance task and more an impromptu, high-stakes surgery on your own fingers. If you suffer from the slightest hand tremor, perhaps send it back to the manufacturer with a DNA sample so they can change the blade for you. Even I, with my relatively steady hands, had to bust out the needle-nose pliers just to avoid an accidental, self-administered manicure. Second, the lack of a proper locking mechanism is a little too exciting. The pocket clip is tighter than a drum, and the deployment switch is far too willing. One wrong move while clipping it to your jeans, and you might accidentally perform a regrettable, highly precise appendectomy on your favorite pair of trousers. Or worse, your thigh. We need a lock that requires a blood sample and a password to engage, please. Finally, remember this is a tool for meticulous, microscopic slicing—the kind of work reserved for saving lives or trimming threads on a doll's dress. It is not a tiny, apocalypse-ready box cutter. Manage your expectations; if you use it to pry open a stubborn paint can, you're going to have a very sad, bent scalpel and a bad day. All that said, it’s a pretty cool, lightweight little gadget. Just treat it with the respect you’d give a tiny, highly motivated assassin, and you'll be fine.