When we first talked about Orbitkey it was a simple, slim, convenient way to carry all of your keys in an easy to use package that did away with jingling, screen scratches and pocket bulge. For Orbitkey 2.0, they changed none of the things that made it awesome and improved everything else. This version is 40% slimmer thanks to a thinner locking mechanism, which has also been given a concave surface for increased comfort and ease of use. Durability is improved with a switch to stainless steel from aluminum. Putting these things together can be tedious, but the new wave washer automatically captures your hardware to prevent spilling a pile of keys and having to start over. They even upped their accessory and strap game with a new USB 3.0 stick, 7-in-1 multitool, canvas, textured rubber and cushioned leather strap options.
Orbitkey Is Back and Better Than Ever
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