These containers are useless and should be discontinued. The amount of time spent trying to get all sides to latch makes you want to throw these things against the wall. Save yourself the hassle and run from these. I don’t care if they are free, they aren’t worth it

Once they were washed, I cannot get the kids back on. So now they are useless to me. Odd shaped bowls at best

Cannot snap lids closed! Would be great if only I were able to properly close them. Sorry I purchased them.

Lids do not snap on right for the rectangular containers. You really have to force them. Square ones are good.

This stuff really seals great keeps everything nice and fresh! I do not think you will find anything better

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this product free for an honest review. I absolutely love these storage containers! They stack great and are easy to store. The diff sizes give me the choice I need to not have oversized bulky storage containers in the fridge. They haven't got discolored from storing spaghetti or anything acidic. I would recommend these and buy again

Bought 3 sets of these a week or two ago hoping they would be great as they were on sale. But these containers are not good at all for food. The quality of the plastic is really poor and if you expose it to anything warm or hot, the plastic from inside starts to disintegrate and forms that loop around which is not a good sign. Yes they're nice looking and currently they're on sale at a great price but stay away from these. Stick to Rubbermaid and/or Snapware because the quality definitely shows.

Different sizes from the previous generation (smaller) so none of them stack and the lids are not interchangeable. If you own the last Gen, don't buy these. If you don't own the last Gen, don't buy these because they are too small unless you are 12 years old or under.

I bought 1 set to try them. I love them so much that I bought 2 more sets. I cook and freeze meals in them. I wash the tops by hand and the glass parts go in the dishwasher. Also make sure the tops are completely dry. I always stand them up to air dry. Never lay them flat. At 1st I had a little trouble with a couple of tops being difficult to snap flaps closed. Well, I found the problem was me. The tops have to be lined correctly. When they are the flaps close easily. Also tops don't go in the microwave.I usually thaw containers in fridge and transfer food to a pan to reheat in toaster oven or stove top. I very rarely reheat in microwave. Going back to how things were when I was a kid. Glass or stainless steel and no microwave. The food tastes so much better. These containers are great.

It is extremely difficult to get the lids snapped onto these. And they are very heavy. They're beautiful, but they aren't stackable because the lids are slightly rounded on the top. Under-engineered, they could be so much better with just a few changes if the company cared to actually try using them and then make changes before sending them to production. Yes, they are usable, they don't leak. But the friction of using them is not worth it.