Bento Lunch Box Kids & Adult: Leakproof Containers for Boys & Girls with 6 Compartments - School, Daycare, Meal Planning Portion Control Container, BPA-Free Boxes, Utensils, Blue & Pink Set

So, first off, I love these lunch boxes. I got rid of our Bentgo boxes after some quality issues and purchased a 4 pack of the larger Kinsho kids and a 2 pack of the small ones in addition to the 2 large and 2 small I already had, they're the only ones I use now. Things I love:- Good portion sizes- Lots of sections for variety- Main section is large enough for a sandwich cut in half- Easy for my kids to open and close- Easy to handwash and keep clean- Lightweight- Not a lot of partsThings I don't love:- Not dishwasher safe- The lid will warp if it goes through the dishwasher (see picture). The boxes are a lot harder to close if the lids are warped, although they are still leak proof.Overall, I highly recommend these.

This is my 3rd purchase of this bento box. We use them all the time. They wash up well and have been 100% leak proof every single time. When they finally wear out we replace with the same thing because they are such a great size and can keep with constant use. Absolutely recommend!

Love these lunch boxes. Purchased for my child’s lunch, but I end up using them too. Make them more fun by adding colorful silicon cupcake liners for each portion. Sometimes can be a little challenging to close each flap, but readjust the top to fit the silicon lined top for a good deal and closing is much better no leaks. Easy to clean. Will purchase again.

I love these bento lunch boxes. They’re the perfect size and I love that they come with utensils. They’re easy for my 7 and 9 yo boys to open. My only drawback is after six months of use, the lids don’t seal properly anymore from pulling them off. I would recommend *not* pulling from the corners but using the latch flaps on the sides to pull them off so they don’t warp. I also would recommend hand washing the lids instead of sending them through the dishwasher.

Bought these bento boxes for my preschooler and kindergartner for their lunches so we could get away from packaged, less healthier options at lunch. They love them! We get creative with what we put in there and the kids love the variety that the provide. I gave it five stars because it is a great product and we have been using it for several months now. There are some pros and cons:Pros: It allows a variety with the multiple slots, the thin slot fits a utensil (included or you can put your own) or a cheese stick. It is a good size for my 4 and 5 year old, it’s leak proof, and it fits in their lunchbox (I would measure your lunch box first, that’s what I did, but even though one was smaller, it fits. You just can’t put much else except a juice box in there)Cons: Because of the seal that makes it leak-proof, it is tough to open (even for adults sometimes). It is good, you just have to be careful not to send things flying. Also, you have to let it sit out to dry so that the little books get dry. Of course. Size could be a con if you don’t measure.Overall, great product for our kids. Just with a learning curve. Colors are great and as shown in picture!

We loved these when we first got them because they were fully leak proof and we can put things like applesauce in without worrying. But then as you can see in the picture the corners of the lid started to buckle and they will not sit flush with the box which leads to leakage.We always washed it by hand and never in the dishwasher.Because of the corners, it starts to pull on the latches and the material is starting to tear a little. The snack box you can see above does not have this problem. Probably because the size is smaller so there is less pull on the latches.I would probably look elsewhere for a bigger leak proof lunch box, but I do love the snack boxes.

I bought this because I was tired of carrying 2-4 individual containers for the various items in my lunch, as I recently took up a healthier eating plan and wanted to have wider variety of food when at work. The compartments are pretty well sized in my opinion, 1/2 cup small ones and the 1 1/2 main providing plenty of options. My typical lunch consists of blueberries, carrots, and tomatoes in three of the small compartments, with either a portion of the previous nights leftovers or two small turkey wraps in the main compartment, and the fourth 1/2 cup rotating between things like crackers, almonds, a hard boiled egg, etc. I've never put something like soup in this, but I feel confident that it wouldn't leak if you make sure the cover is on (which you basically need to do in order to latch it closed). I used to use a small compartment for cottage cheese, and never had any leaking between the compartments or into my work bag. I can't speak to microwaving, as I haven't heated anything in mine yet, usually just keep cold items or don't care enough to heat the leftovers, but the only issue I see is that you need to eat/remove anything you don't want microwaved first, which is fairly inconvenient. I noticed when reading reviews that many feel the lid is too tight and difficult to remove, especially for children. While it certainly is a tight fit, generally I have no issue getting it off, my only suggestion is to always start on the corner of the large compartment, and grip the latches as you pull up at that corner, as most of the suction can be mitigated that way. I feel like a few practice opens with a kid and they should have a good grasp (HA!) of it Last thing, the little fork and spoon. Didn't think this was a super necessary feature and figured they'd suck, but in reality they're great. Decently sturdy fork prongs, spoon is great (though for soup/thin liquid, perhaps not) I use them all the time, and to fit them back in their slot, I put the fork first, spoon second, facing the same direction, spoon bowl(?) under the fork prongs, but the handle resting on top of the fork handle.

I have long thought about bento boxes, but never purchased. These are fantastic. Sturdy, good closure, fun colors, leakproof - love them! Lunch is so much more fun now!

These boxes are great! We use 2 of them daily. The base goes in the dishwasher so it's super easy to clean. It's a bit annoying that the lids have to be hand washed, but that's really the only downside to these. Fits nicely into both lunch bags we have so we can keep them insulated with a freezer pack. Highly recommend!

I do get excited about Tupperware and lunchboxes in particular, but I wasn’t expecting my son to! He loves his new lunchbox and so did everyone at his class (reception). I’m getting the smaller versions too and some for myself . They feel like very good quality and look amazing.

We have gotten so many compliments. Bought them for my son, but I like to bring them to work as well!! Great portion sized cups for a kid to have a few different options for snack.Only downside is that you have to hand wash them.. if that’s a downside for you.Did make the mistake of putting mine in the dishwasher, and luckily still created a leak proof seal, it just requires a little more force to click the lid closed.Definitely worth the money. They seem very durable, I can’t see them breaking any time soon with regular use.

It is a great box for lunches and the best part of these is that they don’t leak .

Do not dishwash