HUAAO 7.7” Manually Button-Lock Pocket Knife, Folding Knife with Reversible Pocket Clip, 3.14” D2 Blade and Green Aluminum Alloy Handles, Outdoor Survival Knife EDC Hunting Tool

Better than I expected. Very little play in the blade when opened. Good sharpness. Light weight and slim. Strong spring, fast opening. The purple/pink accent on the back is attractive, as are the other finishes. My only quibble is the unavoidable issue that such finishes generally don't wear well over time. Nonetheless, this is a surprisingly good knife at the price.

This pocket knife does exactly what you’d expect it to do, and I absolutely love it. I couldn’t be happier with the fast action and quick deployment—it opens smoothly and reliably every time. The blade came very sharp right out of the box and feels well-made. Overall, I’m very impressed with the quality and performance, especially for everyday carry. Highly recommend if you’re looking for a solid, no-nonsense pocket knife.

✔️ I received overnight the HUAAO 7.7” Assisted Opening Push Button Pocket Knife, Folding Knife with Reversible Pocket Clip, 3.14” D2 Blade and Green Aluminum Alloy Handles, Outdoor Survival Knife EDC Hunting Tool. Upon opening the well-sealed package, it was in perfect condition in everyway I expected. There are three cons I noticed about the knife , which are not game changers, just a little nuisance if nothing else that can easily be rectified in just a matter of minutes. ✔️ Pros: 📌1) The blade upon opening is very tight with no "Wiggle" room whatsoever. 📌2) The spring required to open the blade seems very strong because of the speed it fully opens and snaps in an open lock position. 📌3) When closing the blade, by again pushing the button and folding in the blade, it closes easily, with little pressure and locks securely and smoothly in the closed position. 📌4) The green finish on the handle is without blemishes. It may scratch or wear under use but since it is a coating, it is to be expected. 📌5) The black blade is also a coating that again, with use, it may scratch or wear. Again, this is normal in the daily, everyday operation. 📌6) The lock toggle switch secures the blade from accidental opening in your pocket. This also seems to function quite well. 📌7) The weight of the knife itself is neither too heavy nor too light. It has a good, comfortable feel in your hand and in your pocket. 📌8) The price of the knife is extremely reasonable. Do not expect a $250.00 "Benchmade" knife, because if you do, you may be slightly disappointed. 📌9) The thickness and size of the handle is nice, narrow and sleek so it will not put a "bulge" in your pocket to where it makes you uncomfortable. I have actually placed this knife in the vest pocket of one of my suits and it fits nicely, does not misshape the vest pocket and there is no noticable bulge. 📌10) The blade itself seems to have a little flex which is normal. As with all knives, it is not recommended using it as a "Pry" tool for obvious reasons. Knives are not meant to be used as a "Pry Bar", no matter how high end the knife may be. ✔️Cons: 📌1) The sharpness of the blade is not "Razor" sharp out of the box. I did not order or expect a "Razor" blade and expected this. This can easily be rectified with a good sharpening stone and a little patience. 📌2) A tool was not supplied to remove the 3 screws to change the clip from one side to another. 📌3) The tension on the clip pressing on the handle directly out of the box makes it impossible to clip it to your pants pocket. In other words, it is way to tight. This can be quickly remedied by forcing some cardboard under the clip for a period of time until the pressure recedes just enough to relieve some of the pressure from the clip. 📌4) If you have "large", thick hands and fingers, this knife may feel a little small for you. ✔️ The above "Cons" are by no means game changers. To me, it is worthy of a 4 and a half star 🌟 rating because of the little, non-consequential annoyances that are rectifiable with not much effort. Since there are no half ratings, I shall still give it 5 stars. It is a well made, quality knife that should give you good service. In conclusion, I can highly recommend this one hand, button open knife without reservation. "Nuff Said" 😎

I have the genuine Benchmade 940 Osborne (manual)that this is a clone of. The main differences (besides being an auto, Benchmade does make an auto version) is that the Osborne is S30v blade steel and has a steel liner in the handles. This does not, just has large washers on the aluminum scales. Overall this is a surprisingly nice knife for the price with premium feeling materials. This weighs within 2 grams of the genuine Osborne, but the scales are slightly thicker on this one to make up for the lack of a liner. Strong action and the blade is very sharp. Only criticism I have is the scale color in person is way darker than the pictures appear. I don't dislike the color, just the picture color is more attractive in my opinion. I would buy again though. Now I have another cheap knife that I can carry instead of some of my more expensive models. I also like that it has a nicely placed lock that is low profile and easily accessible with 1 hand.

Seems like great quality at a low price! Will see how it holds up. Light and sharp.

Works as described. Sharpened very easy. Easy on the pocket

Nice action. Fast opening. Down side came sharp but poor steel quality doesn’t hold an edge long at all

This a very good knife for the money, it deploys quickly and easily, the size fits in the pocket almost unnoticeable and the steel seems to be as advertised. All in all I recommend this knife.