Squirt Vacuum? Olight Otacle P1 Mini Multitool is a solid choice in the small EDC handy space. 

That Nextool you have seems to be also known as the Flagship Mini, that's the one I have, a bit bigger than the Squirt but imo it's better. I had the scissors spring on my Squirt break too but even before that they were pretty useless as they had a lot of play between the blades so thinner materials like thread etc just folded between the blades, and they couldn't cut thicker stronger stuff like paracord either. Also the Phillips SD on the Squirt is very soft and gets burrs and deformation every time you use it, the one on the Nextool is much better. The only tool on the Squirt which is better than on the Nextool is the file which also has a serrated cutting edge to use to saw through soft material but honestly I never used it and in general think that the tiny files and saws you find on those keychain multitools are too small to be of any use.

The Mini Sailor

I absolutely love the file on my squirt. Fixed a lot of random crap when I was doing janitorial work.

The Vic pliers are pretty much the same size as those on the Squirt in terms of the head size & thickness, but the Vic pliers are better as the tool fills the hand when they are extended, so you get more grip, more control and more leverage. I wouldn't like to lift a hot pot off a fire with a keychain multitool pliers but the Vic pliers (on my Swisschamp) do the job fine.

Btw I'm sure there are ways to put the XS Cobra on a keychain using s-biners or similar but it would be a bit ungainly. I carry mine in the 5th pocket of my jeans.

Yeah but I prefer the black scales over the light blue.

For me it's sufficient to know that they no longer replace your Squirt if you send it in under warranty, instead they send you a Micra back. That's pretty much all the proof I need of it being discontinued.

Because the scissors spring on them kept breaking due to poor heat treatment, and they never fixed the issue in nearly 2 decades. So it was not economically viable for them to have to keep replacing them under warranty.