I haven't had to use the Switch for anything yet as I just got it yesterday. Overall quality and build is great, but I feel it was rushed and it could have been more if not one of the best multi-tools on the market. The pocket clip, is very flimsy as far as make. Not sure what steel its made of but a thicker stronger gauge would be perfect whereas the current spec has the potential to bend and lose its grip. So my only complaint beyond that is that I think it should have scissors, a saw, cord/seat belt cutter, either be merged with the Reactor with its assisted opening blade or one of its own, and a thicker, stronger blade steel. You'll thank me or want to hire me if you were to implement these concepts. I'd gladly pay $200+ for a multi-tool with all of that. And by the way, I bypassed Leatherman for you ladies and gents.
I have wanted one of these for a while and picked one up recently at a camping store on sale. I love the way it is laid out and the functionality of the pliers. I agree with others that it is a light duty tool, but I have not had any problems so far. The focus of this tool is the quick deploying pliers. It's nice to have the other tools as well. It's a little bulky for EDC pocket carry, but I have not had the pocket deployment problem that others have mentioned.
Had mine for a while now. Very quick and satisfying deployment: always gets a reaction from the people around you. All tools lock in place. Handsome pocket clip as opposed to a carrying case (plus for me).
Only issues I've had is that sometimes it will deploy while in your own pocket if you brush against something just right. Hasn't caused any problems, though. Also, at one point in time the pliers wouldn't lock all the way in place, but after a quick cleaning that issue was resolved.