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Pro tip: you can use the pliers as a light duty vise. When soldering wire, put the wire in the teeth, "close" the pliers, as if you are trying to put them away back into the tool, and now the wire is viced into place. Place the tool on its spine, and now you can solder the wire without it moving around under pressure or getting lost in a bundle of wires. Can also be used for gluing things together, clamping off IV tubing, and other hands-free vicing needs.

:D Hey! Glad you enjoyed my Cybertools! This tool was purchased new in 2005, for what I recall to be 30€ the year I graduated high school, in Germany, as my father was USAF. She has lots of mileage on her, as I repair medical equipment, and she's usually on my belt daily. The glow in the dark nail polish is $1/a color on ebay. Each color glows thier individual color in the dark, and as stated, I know the yellow is my pen, the green is my toothpick, and the orange is my tweezers.

It was a choice between this one and tinker deluxe and I went with this one. I use it for "field stripping" and maintenance of my electric bass and amp while on road. Darn guitarists like to borrow it too so I keep a close watch on this knife of mine. Neat little package, beer opener, wine bottle opener, scissors mostly used for some "horticultural work" included too hahah. I love it.

Also those plyers were great for pulling jumpers on motherboards. I treated them more like a great pair of tweezers than plyers.

That is an interesting tool. As a rural guy just retired from 45 years of skilled blue collar, I’ll keep my Leatherman Wave with bit kit, but that cybertool looks good for computer or comm. techs, and the Torx bits are just about small enough to work on knives - you’ll want T7, too. I’ll keep watching this aspect of Victorinox. Thanks.

Victorinox is very good at keeping up with the times but I consider this one of their best design upgrades in the last 20-something years. It is definitely ready for almost anything: hunting, electronics, quickie repairs and as a tool you can carry everywhere. I have this exact model and it's the maximum size I can tolerate. The Swiss definitely took the size into consideration and didn't want their customers burdened with something that was too large and heavy. Even one extra blade or tool would be too much for me since I don't have big hands. I find the 4mm driver, scissors and bag hook the most useful. Having been to Switzerland, I saw immediately why it was included. At Mediamarket (their version of Best Buy), the customer in front of me had a bulky shopping bag. He took out a similar knife and unfolded the hook. He ran the plastic handles through it and walked out the door with it. My jaw dropped open. That, with the hex set and scissors convinced me to run to a store back at home and buy one. I don't need a massive Leatherman. This tool is the right size and is just as durable. It's over 10 years old and still works like new.

Excellent review as always, this channel should have 10x the subs. Keep posting and I’ll keep watching. Cheers.

I think they included the cork screw because the phillips wont fit many computer related things, but that micro driver fits the terminal of all sorts of electronics. Plus the back phillips would be redundant. Get a set of 4mm bits, especially torx, for working on modern folding knives.

Nice, clear review! I’ve used a Victorinox pocket knife since I was 10 (I’m 60) and never saw this before. I’m definitely going to get one. Thank you.

I love mine. I bought the transparent black scale version a good 25ish years ago. I use it regularly to this day.

Great video man, I love victorinox, so classic 👍👍👍

I've had one of these for what must be a decade or more, absolutely awesome tool, use it all the time. And mine's blue. I did have to change the scissor spring once and lose one of the bits for the driver. To be honest I haven't missed it so never bothered to replace it.

I do have this model also. Very usefull for tinkering at the computers. Especially the small wrench for older Mainboards with Jumpers and the small 4,5mm nut driver for fixing the brass screws inside of a case

The CyberTool M is my EDC choice! Thanks for the video!

Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this one. I’ve always wondered about it. 👍

👍For mentioning Felix👏👏👏👏👏 This is very cool.

I love it. I work in tech, and I like a lot of the features. I didn’t realize that it had all of the extra bits on board.

I love this SAK. I got one second hand about a year ago, as a sort-of novelty item to add to my collection. The width of it seemed way too overkill for me to EDC... but I actually love EDCing it. It's surprisingly comfy in the hand and it has every tool I could possibly need out of a pocket tool (except for a nail file).

Im i tech guy, and just got the same one as a gift from dad. I'm in love with it and nothing to complain about.

Bought mine about 20 years ago in Hong Kong, and carried it every day when I was doing field service work.

Great tool, i got the version with a light in it, very useful when working on a pc (it shines in the direction of the bit driver) I one disasembled a xbox 360 with only this tool (the can opener is an exelent mini pry tool for electronics)

I didn't know the driver was double-sized for 5mm and 4mm nuts and bolts. That's good to know. There are 7 different double-sided bits Victorinox sells, I believe, and any 4mm bit will fit (but might not retain due to lack of ball detent).

Wow I should have gotten this instead of the tinker deluxe! Many more options for the driver and gives you good reach! I work with small parts/PC boards and cable assemblies so this would put in some work! Great review my friend

I just got this beauty last week since my wife kidnap my Pionner X! Is the best thing she did because this tool carry all my fav Victorinox tools plus a Screwdriver. Enough for small components and decent size of Multitool. My only downside is the wine opener BUT carry the small flat so is one thing with another. I do and will combine this with my Surge for heavy work or when I dont want to carry primary blade/ Swisstool for medium-light work and charge G10-TTI/ Spirit S for casual. All of the above options are interchangeable but the Cybertool is a must ofr everyday no matter what. Leather sheath carry of course. . . My new EDC no more need it. I was going to take the 41 but honestly no need for saw , etc. .... Already got those and bigger in any companion I have. This tool is perfect with two plus since the screwdriver can work with normal 4mm bits. . Not a wide range but no need for more in regards tech job or small stuff

Bit late to the party, but... If you get the Cybertool Lite, it's the same as this but with the LED torch as an extra layer, which then places the driver nice and central! The torch beam does mostly shine in line with the driver head, as well, so very handy when messing around inside the dim confines of electronic boxes and computer cases.

Great tool great review 👍

I have had mine for over 16 years. It was my go to tool when I did PC support.

The CyberTool is a 6 oz tool kit for PCs! It has everything you need (including Torx bits in the the industry-standard sizes) to take apart and reassemble a desktop PC, plus it is able to perform many other tasks as well. The driver has got to be the most comfortable one ever put in a pocket knife. It is parallel to the handle, and extends a nice distance. I've had my CyberTool for about a decade, and have repaired PCs, added interface cards, set up routers, installed cabling, replaced light switches, etc. -- even cut up apples and opened a bottle or two of wine. Between the pliers and the pin, you can easily set DIP switches and reposition jumpers on printed circuit boards. Super useful for anyone who works with computers or communications equipment. Victorinox hit a bullseye with this design!

Good to see you like it as much as I do. See why I carry it over most other tools?

really helpful in depth breakdown of each tool, is there a diffrence between the 32 M and the 34

I second that it would be great if victorinox built a more complete set of bits for the cybertool bit driver. Personally, if they offered a set of Robertson heads, I would purchase a cybertool immediately. I love my SAKs and other multitools, but as a Canadian, what's always missing is Robertson drivers.

Plenty do a current one I am in the middle of reviewing right now is the Kershaw ZT 0230. Some of the Great Easterns have them there are a number of them. It is not a common feature but not the obscure. In the older models the half stop used to be done by squaring off the back of the tang. So when it cleared the first corner the spring the would reengage on the second flat. Modern versions use other methods like detentes.

Great video thanks. I have the SAK Evelution s54 and the plyers & scissors both have the Wanger design of the solid bar spring that do last longer. The Evelution s54 is great for a pack but to bulky to whittle with or pocket carry at 1.8 inches wide. I wanted to get a smaller SAK that has most everything but the Swiss Champ I think, at 1.3 inches wide, maybe is a little to big for whittling or pocket carry too. I went with the SAK Champion Plus that has everything the SAK Swiss Champ has but no plyers and I am so happy I bought it I got another one for a back up if I lose mine as they are harder to find now they don't make them any more. I EDC a Leatherman Rebar so the plyers are not a necessity to me. Then I got to thinking because I still like the SAK plyers and they have there place being small and spring loaded that I could have the best of both worlds by getting the SAK Cyber Tool 34 as it is only about 1 inch thick and is good in the hand and the pocket that I could EDC with my SAK Champion Plus knife 🔪. Together that's 2 inches of tools but sperated so they are ergonomic and easily wealdable while using. My 1 inch thick SAK Champion Plus when suspended in the middle of my pocket to the side from a lanyard clipped to my belt loop is not in the way and I do not even notice it. I plan on carrying the Cyber Tool 34 the same way in my other pocket. I replaced the toothpick on my Champion Plus with the a ferrosiem rod, Firefly, but plan to keep the tooth pick in my Cyber Tool 34 when I get it. I think I will replace the tweezers instead as having to ferro rods , if one rod brakes, is better than two tweezers. I love gadgets and you can never be to prepared.

Bought the small one with my first paycheck in the early 2000s, a couple of years later I left it at my desk one night and it got stolen. Immediately bought another one, this exact model and it’s still with me to this day, I carry it everyday in a Victorinox pouch with a AAA flashlight (used to carry a Solitaire Maglite, but the battery always get swollen). For the past few years I’ve been using a Chinese stainless steel AAA flashlight from AliExpress (35$, not that cheap) and it works much better. Love this knife, already helped me a lot!

I think that the closure mechanism is what makes it dull quicker because you’re hitting steal on steal

I keep one of these in my guitar bag. Allen keys in the bit holder and the pliers are the only multitool cutters that can cut steel guitar string with zero damage to the cutters.

The hex bit is of course a 4mm, since the driver has 4mm width. You can get premier quality bits in 4mm from Wiha, they offer a great 13-double set, so you get 26 sizes! All the torx from T4 on etc..

3.5mm thick pliers is good but I hope see it a little more thicker for more rigidity and allow you to twist more than you would be with this. I love the shape and design and appreciate that they made a pliers, a tool that we all use .

Great video! Thanks. Also, I would like to see a mod of that knife: Take out the scissors and the openers layers and add the combo opener instead of the small blade. Get rid of the hook and corkscrew and leave only the reamer. Switch between the pliers and the bit driver and then we have 3 layer perfection! Layer 1 - knife+ combo opener+ reamer Layer 2 - bit driver + bit holder Layer 3 - pliers Sweet dreams...

The pliers also have a crimping feature aswell.

I totally agree that Victorinox should be offering additional bits so that one can carry those that are the most useful for them. I am surprised that no PZ bits are there as with wood screws they are now more common than Philips.

If you have stub fingers like mine those little pliers really are great for pulling fuses on the cars.

Just got mine 🙂

May be a dumb question but what do you use the straight pin for? Cleaning?

hi. are those bits magnetic?

The Swisschamp for 21th century, they said

So the bits won’t fit 1/4 inch?

For these specialized models, it would make sense to leave out the traditional openers and maybe even knife blades. Would make it less bulky, and a Cadet would complete the kit.

I think the reason the bit driver isn’t centred in the middle layer is because it would obstruct the main blade nail nick. It would be almost impossible to open up that blade.

Maybe the reason the didnt put the No 2 at the back tool t handle configuration is because u can have the no 2 screwdriver in the driver tool. The only benefit i see having the two seperate opener tools, the bottle and can opener, is because u get two different flat head. However if you have the cybertool with driver tool, the benwfit habinf two driver at the opener tool seems redundant. Wouldnt it better to just combined them into the combination tool and put it next to the knife. U can eliminate a layer, making the knife thinner without compromising usability

I’ve been edc a super tinker deluxe. Mainly bc I don’t want the corkscrew. But I really want that bit driver. I have the Swiss tool. (I started collecting victorinox lol ) but swiss tool is a lot of tool to edc. Basically I wish they would make a handyman with the Philips instead of the corkscrew. N have plus scales with the ink pen

The driver has the same tension as the bottle opener it's just that the length of it provides more work.

Very useful tool. The only thing that puzzles me is the location of the screwdriver. Can anyone explain what was the reason for the victorinox designers to place the screwdriver at the 2nd layer and not at the 3rd layer? (at the center) . In my opinion it would be PERFECT. It is very interesting puzzle for me

So basically it's kind of a tinker deluxe, replacing the Phillips with the corkscrew and adding the bit driver? I LOVE my tinker deluxe so sign me up! This might be my next victorinox 😅

best SAKs ever!

Best deluxe tinker ever made

The micro screwdriver alone is good for tech industry, also you don't need a phillips two because you already have a superior one in your bit holder.

When the driver locks into the 90 degree position that would be referred to as having a half stop. Normally associated with the main blade on a pocket knife for safety.

It is not so much that the steel is actually softer they might just be heat treating it to a lower rockwell. Like you said it makes it easier to sharpen but them you have to moderate how often you sharpen it or you end up with a toothpick. It would be nice if they changed all their scissors over to the Wenger style spring. I don't like the cork screw either but yes that micro driver comes in real handy if you won glasses. I can't remember how many pairs of glasses I have fixed with mine. I have carried a Victorinox pretty steadily since 1995.

The Cybertool was a serious contender back when I was looking for a multi-tool, not sure why it needed a corkscrew, but whatever... Victorinox will Victorinox. lol I ended up going with a Rebar simply because I needed real pliers and they offer a decent ability to do finer work (like jumpers on older motherboards) when necessary and I still get a backup blade. Other than that, there's nothing wrong with the Cybertool. I do kinda wish they'd drop the requirement of a corkscrew on so many of their tools, but then if they did it might not feel like a Victorinox. lol

This is probably too big to carry in the fifth pocket, correct?

It looks like the pliers actually have a crimper on them too

Tech smech... that would be a great backup in a gun bag

I used this a lot in the desktop pc era. Now, people have cheap laptops and just buy a new one is the old laptop is broken. So my trusty cyber is pretty much retired now.

Im thinking of getting one. Would you go for one with or without the light?

Does anyone make a multi tool that is TSA friendly? I rarely ever have a checked bag so I very often travel without my multi tools. From what I’ve seen, the only way to get one TSA friendly is to mod my own….I spend way too much money on them to tear them up that way.

Nice for fishing

The nox rambler for simple edc🤣

1:51 'examplements'????

anyone in north america looking for more 4mm hex bits can find them at www.leevalley. Micro-Tip Screwdriver Set Item 44K0650, Micro-Tip Screwdriver Set i have this set myself and have given them to many friends as presents. Wiha and Wera are two german manufacturers of bits, their 4mm bits can be found on amazon. they are single sided, not doubled sided as victorinox‘s are, but the fit and hold due the ballbearing snapper.

.....how the fuck did he keep the scales on? Every Victorinox i have ever own has the scales fall off after less then a year.

Corkscrew is our european thing and i hope they never change it. I found more uses for it than the phillips no2 screwdriver at that position. Plus that "flathead" on can opener is designed to work as a phillips no2, go check. Flatheads... last saw them in 90's and thank God for that.

I bought this thinking it be cool and it is, just not to carry.

Cork screw is always a negative to me. Waste of space

Great review, great video, The product...just a shit.....luxury, but still just a shit. It's great for a 13 years old kid. 1- SURGE 2- ST300.

A knife is a fingernail cleaner. I find it works a lot better than and actual "fingernail cleaner"

Scissors are totally useless in a multitool, when you have a knife and pincers.