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Agreed with SAK being low key, I've got a camping one that I've had for years always in my bag, a leatherman style on my keys which I highly recommend for £30, sharp blade holds as do scissors with great customer service when the spring broke, use it daily. I have another leatherman sidekick in the car and a modest opinel number 10 as a letter opener that is confined to my desk.
Cheetah
Tried a few different knives now for EDC.
For work I love this Gerber which has been mentioned a few times in this thread. I've had mine a few years, it's really solid and because it's Stanley blades you can abuse it.
https://www.heinnie.com/gerber-eab
Note: the blade locks so only cool in a work situation.
For outside of work I have a vitorianox Alux. I started with the Farmer but now just have a basic one the cadet which is better as it's so slim. I'd consider the waiter or bantam in future. They are great as here are solid, versatile and some of the 'legal' EDC knives might still have you answering questions if you were questioned in certain situations especially some of the tactical ones. A Swiss Army knife is very low key.