I dont understand 99% of the complaints other reviews have regarding this nail clipper. It's a nano sized travel nail clipper - so of course it has to have a different design than a normal clipper to achieve that size. But honestly you lose maybe 10% functionality max on these.Pros:- Clipping has a crisp feel and clean cut.- Strong enough to easily cut through my big toe toe nail and thumb nails.- The cutting edge is wide and can do a thumb nail or toe nail in two clips (the edge is closer to a standard large clipper than a small clipper)- Footprint for carrying is SO much smaller than a normal nail clipper. Easily lost in pocket, sling, purse, etc. which is exactly what you want for a travel set. It's less noticeable than a pair of eyebrow tweezers, even when in the leather sheath.- Comes with a sheath to keep it folded up and the sharp edges from tearing things inside of a bag or pocket. It's probably not necessary as the design hooks onto itself keeping the clippers closed - but it could in theory get dislodged and open up in a jumbled bag or pocket without the sheath. Or a thing delicate fabric could still get caught without the leather sheath.- I had absolutely no issues getting the clipper to stay in the correct position on the spring while open, even in my nondominant hand.Cons:- The file is not very usable. It's so small that you have to focus on getting it in the right spots and the entire time your fingers are in the sharp part of the clippers to be able to hold the set in the right angles.- It's not as ergonomic as a full size set of clippers. BUT it's pretty dang close. I only noticed slightly when using my nondominant hand that my fingers were kind of in the slot on the back side which made it less comfortable than a standard set of clippers (But only slightly - nothing crazy or unbearable. Just enough to notice it).- The cost felt expensive. But the portability and build quality I think still make up for it if you're willing to pay a little premium for the size. You may or may not think the portability gain over a standard set is worth the cost though. I however find nail clippers to be one of the most reached for items outside of my phone and wallet. You may only need it once a month or even less but when you're out and you rip a nail it's sure nice to have a set like this in a backpack, purse, pocket or somewhere handy. To me it's worth that cost.