Leatherman Skeletool CX and Victorinox Mechanic Comparison (EDC light duty plier options)

Both tools fill the lightweight plier niche in my EDC rotation but they are distinctly different tools. The major points of comparison are the pliers, blades and driving capability.
Pliers:
The larger pliers and much better wire cutting on the skeletool make it the superior option. It can handle some 3/8" fittings with difficulty but 1/4" is a breeze. The mechanics pliers do have better bite when gripping items but the smaller handle makes it difficult to get good leverage.
Blades:
The skeletool's 1-hand accessible 154CM blade around 58HRc is definitely superior on paper. But the thinner and slicier 2-blade setup on the mechanic is more versatile and capable for fine tasks. So for those that want a dedicated pocket knife the skeletool wins but for those that already have a dedicated folder the versatility of the mechanic will likely be preferred.
Driving Capability:
The awkward handles of the skeletool can make using its nice bit exchanger a little tricky. The double sided bits and extra bit storage beat out the mechanic in almost all situations except those when the great Victorinox flat driver can be employed.