Best new tiny multitool?

I have a SeberTech M4. Actually, I have several, stockpiled away, scavenged off eBay from the days before SeberTech sold the design to IDL Tools and the quality went in the toilet. I used my first one for so long the pliers finally broke from metal fatigue after ten years. I'm on my second one now. I should be set for a while, but I'm always interested in new options. Sadly I haven't seen anything in my browsing online that looks like it can hold a candle to the SeberTech M4.

What's the best tiny multitool out there right now? I'm thinking the approximate size and weight of a Leatherman Micra, but with pliers instead of scissors, screwdrivers that aren't made of sheet metal, a knife blade that can hold an edge, and locks on the folding tools. Suggestions?

The small Leathermans and Gerbers look nice, but the reviews I've read of them on Amazon suggest they're cheaply made. That's what's so great about the M4; even though it's small, the parts are all super-strong for their size. In ten years of use, I never managed to damage the tiny Philips screwdriver on my first one; it was the pliers that eventually failed, from corrosion that worked its way into the metal through a hairline crack.

Swiss-tech's pliers are too small. I keep circling around to look at them again, but the pliers are just too small.

The Gerber Dime looks nice. Can the pliers handle being squeezed until my hand hurts?

Wow, you must really beat up your multi tools. I also own a Leatherman Crunch and it's the only Leatherman I bother to use, because of the locking pliers. It isn't made with the laser-cut precision of newer Leatherman designs, but the tools are not poor quality by any means.

Victorinox is nice, I own a couple (the Midnite MiniChamp is my favorite), but in the small size I'm looking for in this thread, Victorinox doesn't include pliers or locking tools. Other brands do. That's a dealbreaker for me, looking for a primary-EDC multi tool.

Everyday Commentary's review of the Gerber Dime reminds me of my own experience with Gerber. I bought a Legend 800 back when they were hands-down the best large multi-tool on the market. A few years later, one of the leaf-springs on the pliers snapped. I asked Gerber for a replacement spring, and they said for liability reasons they no longer distributed individual replacement parts to customers. Well, I had already modified my Legend 800 (grinding down the unnecessarily-large pliers jaws, among other things), but I sent it in for repair anyway, along with a list of the things I wanted Gerber to *avoid* replacing for me. They sent me back my tool, unrepaired, along with a whole new Legend 800, and a note from the CS representative I'd talked to, which said "I see you have one of the first editions, which are better than the current edition. Here is a current edition so you can get the parts you need to repair your tool." The quality of the current-edition Legend 800 was crap compared to my first-edition version. Possibly it was a unit that had failed QC but still had the parts I needed. I was able to repair mine and cannibalize most of the other parts, just in case.

Glad to see the Dime's quality is vetted by a respected reviewer. That is promising.