Stackable Bento Box Adult Lunch Box, 3000ML Large Capacity On-the-Go 3 Layers, Leakproof Microwave Safe Lunch Containers with Utensil Set, Dividers, Sauce Boxes for Kids and Adults

i love it, its easy to use, i can pack a salad in one with the dressing in a container to keep it fresh, and a sandwich in another, then a piece of fruit in the thirdand the provided utensils include small chopsticks

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Perfect for taking healthy meals and snacks to work

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I like separating some contents of food, so the stacking is a nice feature. I had an issue where one of my boxes wouldn’t stack, but I got that resolved and exchanged. Plastic utensils are not the best, but it is nice that they’re included. What is great are the dividers and sauce containers

There's a lot to like here, and plenty not to like. So make with the feedback what you will. Whether or not it will suit you will depend heavily on your needs. I did like it enough to buy a second, but there are definitely some downsides.PROS- This holds quite a bit. If you want to plan out a couple of meals to store together (such as if you work from home), wanted to pack a few small meals for kids for a picnic, or wanted to pack a large meal for something like OMAD intermittent fasting schedules, the size is good. And it's adaptable because you don't have to use all parts.- It's sturdier than I expected. When using the handle, everything feels quite secure.- The dividers being adjustable are nice... but only for certain foods. More in the CONS section below.- The little containers are nice. I've used them for salad dressing and toppers (like shredded cheese or nuts) and they've held up well.CONS- About those dividers -- they're fine for dry ingredients. But they won't stop liquids. And I don't just mean putting all-liquid foods in there. Anything even remotely wet could leak. For example, I packed some corned beef an cabbage. Not exactly wet-wet, but it was enough that things... let's say "migrated" a bit between the two sections. So if you use your boxes for anything with moisture, you might want one with fixed sections instead.- Also, I wish they gave you an extra divider or two. One per container isn't enough when sometimes you want to segment smaller snacks. I run out of the dividers all the time, and even after just a few uses, one is already starting to bend a bit, so I wish there were more to pull from.- I wish the smaller top compartment (where the cutlery goes) sealed fully. But there are gaps where you're supposed to grab it to lift it off the box. I use this to pack things while I work at home, so I don't need that space for cutlery, and I prefer to use my own anyway. So I'd like to be able to store something small here. I tried with little cheese chips, and they ended up crushed around the edges and stale because of the opening. A better seal on a later design, and maybe a ridge for the piece to fit into so items can't slide into the way when closing it, would be a great improvement. But overall, it's a handy bonus spot if you need to put non-food things like napkins.- My biggest issue is how tight the clasps are, and how little room there is to maneuver your fingers around them. They can be very difficult to open sometimes. If you have arthritis or something similar in your hands, I could see this being next to impossible to open on your own. In my case, I keep my nails long (nothing extreme, but well past my fingertips). It was such a tight spot I ended up tearing one nail half off, which hurt. Another time I fractured another nail and the box nearly went flying. So if you have long nails or large hands in general, you might struggle a bit with opening these. It's not an every-time issue, but it's enough that it was almost enough for me to not get the 2nd and try another brand. I only went with this one again because the size was a good fit.Not really a pro or a con, but I'd highly recommend hand-washing these and not microwaving things in them directly if possible. We've had issues with this kind of material in the past not holding up well to heat in those environments, so I have to recommend being cautious if you want it to last.