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This handy keychain with an overall length of 4 1/2 inches features a magnetic directional compass with easily discernable indicators and a thermometer that reads in both Fahrenheit and Celsius. With the small and compact size, this keychain is a great practical field tool.
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Technical Details
- Colored Directional Needle- Fahrenheit and Celsius Designations
- Keychain
- Compact Size
- Practical Field Tool
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By Mark Berman
Though a small inexpensive compass, I expect products to be reliable and work. This compass was a waste of money - had an air bubble and did not work. It was tricky trying to get a hold of the seller - no phone number on the receipt. Had it been a more expensive product I would have tried harder to contact seller.
By Castellanos St. (New York, NY USA)
This item is for those who are not looking for something profesional. To small that I am not sure it is really working, that's why I said it is like a toy. Next time I have to be extremelly careful. Not what I expected.
By Mary Mack (Atascadero, CA United States)
I bought this so I could find out the temperature, but the dial is so small that it was almost impossible to read. Do not recommend for that purpose, and really didn't need the compass.
By Nejat Polat (Virginia Beach, VA USA)
It's a regular little compass, actually not very little because of the thermometer. But you should buy a magnifier together to see the thermometer. It's useless, too small, makes the compass unnecessarily bigger.
By Phillip Ochoa (Eugene, Oregon USA)
The thermometer is a little small but works as does the compass and it fits on a keychain. It's also cheap, if I wanted a more hardcore durable devise I'd pay more but this thing suffices for everyday use and I don't expect Zombies to grab and smash my compass anytime soon...and if they did I'd have bigger problems than "how hot is it?" and my sense of direction is good enough with the Sun for emergencies.
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