HUAAO 7.5” Assisted Opening Push Button Folding Pocket Knife, 2.8” D2 Blade Aluminum Alloy Handles with Pocket Clip and Lanyard Loop for EDC

The media could not be loaded. The Huaao automatic side-opening knife is a standout for its exceptional fit and finish, rivaling knives at much higher price points. It locks up securely, arrives fairly sharp, and features a reliable safety switch. The aluminum frame handle strikes a perfect balance—not too big or too small. Overall, this knife is a fantastic value and a clear winner. If it’s still available, I highly recommend grabbing one. 5/5 stars!

As you can see I have the TR5 ProTech and I love it and I also love this clone, it's a very well made there's a slight amount of blade play but it locks up solid and it fires hard. I highly recommend it and I really really like it. It's going to get a lot of pocket time. it's very sharp I had to touch it up with my DMT Diamond Stone. But I don't like the polished Factory edges, I like it to be an edge with a bite, so I use the course stone. It's a good looking knife has a nice Crusher it's very symmetrical of grinds they also put a nice Stone wash finish so you don't have to worry about scratching it as much. Protech is 300 so For what you're paying you're getting a lot of knife I think it's very well worth it. I'll try to do my review in the next couple of days on jerry don quixote on YouTube channel.

It's a pretty decent knife for the money. Nice sharp blade, good weight, easy to operate.

I would have expected a low quality knife for the price I paid. I was pleasantly surprised. It arrived sharp and it maintains its edge very well. The push button knife is legal where I live but may not be elsewhere.

Good details. Clip and screws are countersunk. The safety lock works, opener button works. Good ergonomics. The button isn't proud, so feels very very unlikely to set off accidentially. Larger-ish pocketinife--thicker handle than my Kershaw Leek for sure. But still a keeper.

Giving this knife 5 stars because it is easy to use, has a very sharp blade, is well made. I actually purchased 3 of these.

This knife looks. and feels nice enough....but....the push button mechanism is lacking; it's just inconsistent in it's number-one function; to release the blade. Keep in mind, this is not a high-dollar knife with tiny bearings...no...it's just barely a step-up from your Dad's Old Timer unassisted knife. Yes, I kept it with the hope that eventually it'l loosen up...(oiled it) Final opinion; it is worth the current price.

This is a decent knife for the price. The edge is not super sharp but with a little bit of extra sharpening is does sharpen up.