This is a sturdy tool and each of the tools it contains is useful as a small, close-at-hand substitute for something that would be too large to carry around all the time.
As with most of these types of combo-pocket-tools, the ruler is of negligible value.
The others are all useful and made from high quality stainless steel.
The scissors could be made much much better though if the two halves were joined with a screw, as more expensive scissors generally are, rather than a rivet.  The blades tend to splay rather than cut, and this worsens over time as the rivet wears and loosens.  So the scissors become essentially useless.  With a screw instead of a rivet, one could adjust the tightness as necessary.  Also, because a rivet is used, one cannot take the scissor blades apart to resharpen them.  So this also shortens the useful life of the scissors.
Using screw instead of a rivet would increase the price.  Perhaps it's best to just consider the Micra a tool that one disposes and replaces every few months (year?) when the scissors become too badly worn.  At twenty bucks, that not out of the question.
Note that, as with all pocket knives, screwdrivers, etc. that are not true "lock-back" types, the tool can fold over while you are using it and damage your flesh.  A more secure (a true) locking mechanism would be a tremendous improvement.
This is a sturdy tool and each of the tools it contains is useful as a small, close-at-hand substitute for something that would be too large to carry around all the time. As with most of these types of combo-pocket-tools, the ruler is of negligible value. The others are all useful and made from high quality stainless steel. The scissors could be made much much better though if the two halves were joined with a screw, as more expensive scissors generally are, rather than a rivet. The blades tend to splay rather than cut, and this worsens over time as the rivet wears and loosens. So the scissors become essentially useless. With a screw instead of a rivet, one could adjust the tightness as necessary. Also, because a rivet is used, one cannot take the scissor blades apart to resharpen them. So this also shortens the useful life of the scissors. Using screw instead of a rivet would increase the price. Perhaps it's best to just consider the Micra a tool that one disposes and replaces every few months (year? ) when the scissors become too badly worn. At twenty bucks, that not out of the question. Note that, as with all pocket knives, screwdrivers, etc. that are not true "lock-back" types, the tool can fold over while you are using it and damage your flesh. A more secure (a true) locking mechanism would be a tremendous improvement.