Tabkoe Bento Lunch Box Stackable Meal Prep Food Storage Containers Set, Reusable, Microwavable, Freezer-Safe, Dishwasher-Safe, Insulated 2-Tier Snack Boxes with Leak-Proof Lids & Cutlery, with DIVIDER

So far has been pretty leak and odor proof. I bring lunch into work as much as I can, normally a sandwich cut up and fruit and a veggie cut up-- sometimes with hummus or something like that. I don't put liquids in this so I don't know if soup would hold up (most likely not), but it has kept fruit juices and veggie juices in check. And it's kept odors inside so no one at work is bothered by anything I might bring.Durability seems good. Construction is nice. Utensils are strong and cut very well. I do wish they snapped together, but the band does look very nice. I keep it upright in my bag, so not sure how it would do sideways.Like others noted, sandwiches will not fit, even when cut in half. I cut mine into 5ths or so, normally all uneven. With regularly sized bread, doing it this way will result in the sandwich fitting.Like others also noted, the lids do protrude downward so just be conscious of that when stocking it full of food. Lids seal very well. Pretty easy to clean out too. Divider comes out easily, but also stays in place well too. I recommend this if you're looking for a compact way to bring food to the office.

I like these, they are great for portion control as they are quite small, combined they make a good meal, if you take just one of them it's a great portion for anyone dieting. the quality of the containers is nice and the divider is useful. I wish they added a second divider for the other container, there is only the 1 divider for both of the containers but I dont consider that enough of an issue to knock off a star. The plastic silverware is actually quite sturdy and the little knife actually has enough of a serration to cut surprisingly assuming your not sawing through a fat steak (Most plastic knives suck)To boost they look very fancy take no time at all to clean. I have yet to dishwash them because even though it SAYS you can I like them enough to not risk it. Also I have no microwaved the lid as it has this little rubber stopper thing I am worried will loose it's tightness if microwaved, no clue if it will, maybe your supposed to remove it when you microwave to vent but I just put a paper towel over it. Great lunch boxes.

When I was back-to-school shopping for my kids I knew we needed lunch boxes that did more. I also knew mom and dad needed new lunch boxes so after doing some research I decided to invest in some good bento boxes that were microwave/freezer/dishwasher safe so that they would work for everyone. The photo of the black lunch box is this brand, Fitting PLENTY of food to fill up my husband. The other two photos are different brands I got for my teenage son and myself to give you an idea of how they can fit everyone's lunch-style. (the only differences between this brand and the other two pictures are colors and accessories offered, they're all amazing) Teenager has been very happy with his lunches since school started (he's even kinda proud that he has the coolest lunch box of his friends) and husband likes that they fit enough to fill him up and that he can have variety. I've been complimented on my box a lot since getting it so I'm definitely recommending it to anyone who asks. With as functional, diverse, and sturdy as they are I fully believe we'll be using these boxes 5 days a week for a long time to come.

I love this product. It is so great for a lunch box to take to work do you have everything with you. It works out great for portion control or if you want to bring a salad in one part and another prize you’re going to heat up in the second part. I love that it has the self venting feature in both the upper and lower boxes. So if you’re cooking something in the microwave it will vent all by itself without splattering all over when you leave the cover on. Also the vents make it easy to seal or takeoff the lid once you press the top down press the little vent down and it locks it on with suction. You could also have the little dividers and put macaroni salad on one side and potato salad on another side. I also love the utility set that comes with it nothing special but heavy enough to cut up your chicken and or have your soup with. I now have three of these so I can rotate these throughout the week.

This box is 4 x 4 x 7" when it's all stacked together. A neat looking band comes with it to hold it together. If you stack your container on a counter and leave it alone, it will stay together, but if you move it, you'll want to use that band--it fits on easily and holds pretty tight so I'm not worried about it coming apart as long as the band is on.There is an inner cover (it's the cream colored ones in my pictures) that could be taken out and used as a tray. It would hold a small napkin or maybe a tea bag or two while it is stacked. The fork, knife, and spoon that come with it are perfectly smooth, so they are gentle to use. They are the perfect size for little hands.I think the best use of this box would be as a child's snack container; or I have a sister who is diabetic, and I'm considering giving it to her so she can keep her insulin in one compartment and ice in another when she travels.You can see from my picture that one medium size apple and two mushrooms fill the space of the big containers, but I'd have to cut that apple in half if I wanted to shut it. If I use this for anything other than kids snacks or medication, I think it'd be good to hold salad or soups. It's spill proof and microwavable, so that should work well.

Right out of the box, it's super simple and packed. All pieces arrived and there wasn't any type of damage or markings whatsoever. I've only tried it once so far and put it through hand-washing twice (once when it arrived, again after the first time trying it). A lot of people will say that these boxes are tiny, and that's understandable considering a lot of us are westerners; however, the actual amount of food you can fit in is surprising, as long as you pack it correctly. Part of the fun the first morning was figuring out how I'd sort everything out. This is definitely something you'd want to either do the night before, or at least think about it before you're rushing to work with 30 minutes left.