KeySmart
One of my goals in life is to avoid carrying keys in my pockets. therefore there is one August Smart Lock at my front door. However, some keys are inevitable, which is why I have a KeySmart with me that organizes my keys elegantly and never digs a hole in my pocket. However, I recently became aware of a massive gap in my life: KeySmart offers not just one, but two different Star Trek key organizers. In addition to a really nice design inspired by Trek, a Tile Bluetooth tracker is built in. Usually $ 60, I have agreed an exclusive 25% discount for Trek-loving Cheapskate readers. You can get one right now Star Trek KeySmart Pro for $ 45 when you apply the discount code StarTrek25 at checkout.
The code gives you a 25% discount on everything on the site, including Star Trek KeySmart Pros, KeySmart Pro bundles, and add-ons like nano-scissors, USB memory keys, quick separation for your keychain and more.
The KeySmart Pro is the key organizer that I didn’t know I needed until I started using it. I only have four keys with me, but the KeySmart Pro can hold up to 14 keys. This is useful if your existing key ring looks like what a site manager has to carry around. I’ve been using my KeySmart Pro for a few weeks now and I like the way the keys stay turned inside so they don’t get caught on your clothes or get into your leg when you’re sitting. It contains a very low-tech bottle opener, but also has an LED light and the guts of a tile tracker. Yes, you need to charge it occasionally, but in return it will show up in the standard tile app on your phone. If you’re already a tile user, you know how convenient and reassuring it is to quickly find where you last left something with a tile tracker attached. If you’re new to Tile, there’s probably no better place to start than with your car keys. Open the app and when the buttons are within range they play a tune. If not, you can see their last location on the map.
However, let me be honest: I would never have tried KeySmart without the allure of Star Trek. You can choose between a Star Trek: The Next Generation model or a Star Trek: The Original Series design, and even though I’m a die-hard TOS, I found that the TNG version looks cooler, and that’s the one I did carry around with me. It has a chic red and black design that is subtle enough that you might not even notice that it’s a Trek theme. If you look closely, you’ll see the Starfleet logo (which one definitely inspired the space force shield), the NCC-1701-D in profile and even a portrait of Jean Luc Picard.
Can you get cheaper key rings? Absolutely. You can even get one KeySmart models at a fraction of the price. But if you’re a Star Trek fan and like the idea of tiling your keys, they might be $ 45 very well spent. You can now take advantage of this offer until Sunday, June 7th.
Look at that:
Anil’s home theater on Star Trek
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